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About this mod
Puts the female skeleton files in the right folder for the Discrete Female Skeleton mod. Only for Vanilla, Enhanced Vanilla Bodies and EVB with Dismemberment.
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This mod adds the FEMALE skeleton files in the right folder for Discrete Female Skeleton mod to work:
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NOTE 1: If you examine this mod, you will see that the skeleton files are replicated, both in the normal (game) folder and in the DFS folder. That is intentional, to avoid problems in case that you uninstall the DFS mod or it does not work. That does not interfere with the game or mod mechanics.
NOTE 2: I have included the EVB textures both in EVB and EVB with Dismemberment patches. Consequently, these original mods are not needed, although you should endorse them. They merit that! (both mod authors indicate that their assets can be used freely for the purpose of this mod).
NOTE 3: If you modify the skeletons (using BodySlide or any other approach), probably you will have to place the modified files manually in the right folder. I have not tested this, but I guess that Bodyslide puts its modified files in the normal game folder (I do not use it and I have never checked that question).
...Fallout 4\Data\meshes\actors\character\characterassets\female
Options:
- Vanilla skeleton
- Enhanced vanilla Bodies (includes textures)
- EVB with Dismemberment (includes EVB textures)
NOTE 1: If you examine this mod, you will see that the skeleton files are replicated, both in the normal (game) folder and in the DFS folder. That is intentional, to avoid problems in case that you uninstall the DFS mod or it does not work. That does not interfere with the game or mod mechanics.
NOTE 2: I have included the EVB textures both in EVB and EVB with Dismemberment patches. Consequently, these original mods are not needed, although you should endorse them. They merit that! (both mod authors indicate that their assets can be used freely for the purpose of this mod).
NOTE 3: If you modify the skeletons (using BodySlide or any other approach), probably you will have to place the modified files manually in the right folder. I have not tested this, but I guess that Bodyslide puts its modified files in the normal game folder (I do not use it and I have never checked that question).