FlamingCheeseMonkey

From what I can tell, Vortex shouldn't be screwing anything up. Personally, it sounds like you need to adjust some of the ENB settings (can't really remember which settings though. By settings, I'm referring to that config file where you tell ENB to cap at a certain FPS, to use the water tree reflection fix... etc). Edit: Saw that you had mentioned about removing ENB and it not working. Unfortunately with Windows being Windows, unless if you've reset your computer, there's always a chance of something lingering in the memory that will cause the game to crash. Just thought I would clarify why I said it sounds like an ENB setting issue.

If there isn't a directory, it sounds like Vortex didn't deploy. Whenever you install a mod (or finished installing mods, if you're installing multiple), make sure to hit the "Deploy Mods" button that shows up in the "Mods" section of Vortex (oh, and have the mods as Enabled instead of Disabled. Some people forget to do this for some reason). This way, you can be sure that Vortex will create the appropriate links, and as such, the game will load everything, along with tool links being generated in the game folder.

Edit: Whelp, disregard my message, saw that you got help in the other thread. Edit 2: A word or two BodySlide should take the information from the mods that are deployed. So it's not enough to have them simply installed as they are still sitting in the "Mod Staging" folder. When you have them enabled however, they should be automatically deployed into the game folder. If they are not, you can press the "Deploy Mods" button to deploy them (I like doing this after installing a mod/batch of mods and before playing/touching a tool as a just in case thing). Once the body types and outfits are deployed, BodySlide should be able to read them. If you had BodySlide open the entire time, you may need to re-open it to get it reading the files.

Good luck to all those who entered!

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