jakeharris74

That's unfortunate that we can't compensate for help. I don't want to be a bother, but just wanted to try to get this thing working. I opened CHSBHC and moved the files that would go in Data\textures\actors\character\female to the following folder for the Ashen Race: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\skyrim\Data\textures\actors\character\Oriental Then, moved the meshes from CHSBHC which would originally go into: Data\meshes\actors\character\character assets female Data\meshes\actors\character\character assets Data\meshes\actors\character\animations to C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\skyrim\Data\meshes\actors\character\Oriental\ I set to replace all for both. I start the game, and there is no animation, but there are slices of texture missing in the hips. If I do the same for the main races in the default locations, I can get it to work, with the slices of texture missing in the hips, though. Not sure what I am doing wrong.

Hey all, Long story short, I have my character the way I want, but for the life of me, I can't get CHSBHC to work with CBBE. I've read other posts and tried to figure it out, but I can't get it to work for my custom (Ashen Race) character. I have one character, I use bodyslide++ and remodeled armors by ChronoTrigger. I'd like to have BBP working. I was able to get it working for the regular races (with invisible hips, however), but I couldn't get BBP working for my custom (Ashen) character by dragging over the meshes and textures, although my custom race does get the invisible hips problem too, just no animation. I keep backing up my files and trying different things, and then starting over. Right now everything is how I want, but no BBP. I'll paypal $50 for an hour of someone's time to get BBP working. 50 for an hour isn't too bad, is it? Or maybe it may take you 10-15 minutes. I'm a beginner at this stuff so I'd appreciate the assistance! Thanks.

Here is a suggestion.. How about allowing you to be a trainer, or opening up a school once you become famous and skilled. You can have pupils sign up and you can offer training classes, sparring, teach some of your techniques, and even take them on small quests. Make a little income too the more pupils you have. At the end you can choose between the pupils to be a sidekick or something. I think that would be fun.

No offense to you, you're entitled to your opinion, but I think it'd be stupid and limiting, what would be the point? I mean, gameplay wise. Okay, you get married, now you have this NPC walking around your house that's just for looks and a few snippets of dialogue? I have to agree. Normally, I'd have no problem with any OPTIONAL feature in the game, but there are so many unconfirmed features that I'm waiting on, and I would rather them spend time on those instead of romance. I think instead of a wife, it would be nicer if you could have a pupil or two. Say after you become some famous master of the world or whatever. Maybe you can open a school and get income that way and go do training classes, spar, or take your pupils out for small quests or something. Then maybe they can graduate and you can choose between them to be sidekicks or whatnot.

Good input all, and I'm thinking 2 -4 months after release I'll pick it up at walmart. Or depending on what the mod options look like around here. I think this is the difference between other gamers and I. I rarely play a game twice or watch a movie more than once unless I forget most of it. Once I know what is going to happen I usually can't get back into it. That's why I if I spend 50 to 100+ hours in a game (always putting off the main quest to have that to look forward to later) I want to make sure the experience is as good as I can make it with better skies, textures, atmospheric effects, the right character, etc. However I'll play a few quests just to get a feel of the controls and what character I'll want to be before any mods.

Well I'm very excited for Skyrim, but I was planning on waiting until the modding community put out some good atmosphere updates,races, quests, body mods, etc so that I can really enjoy Skyrim without having to start over for a new character or play most of it in vanilla form. I remember with Oblivion I was already pretty much done with the game and quests when a lot of great mods came out and at that point I was pretty much ready to move on. I noticed Oblivion modding came a lot faster than morrowind and with a bigger mod community..can we expect Skyrim to expand the modding community as well? So anyways...how long would you suggest waiting after release before picking up the game?

Yeah I was thinking of going SLI but the ones I seen were out of my price range and I figured it would be overkill until I started second guessing after seeing some forums. Glad to know I should do great with these next games. By the time another ES VI or GTA 6 comes out I'll be ready to upgrade again Im sure! You know I was thinking this too because someone else mentioned it about how there are some sounds that inboard might not be able to pick up. Before I buy ES I'll be getting a sound card definitely. Both reasons sound good to me.

So Im not a big gamer but I always play every Elder Scrolls and GTA that comes out so its time to update, Im a total novice at gaming specs so any advice is appreciated. I bought this custom computer and added a GTX 580 (way more expensive than the last card I bought which was a Geforce 7800 GS years ago). This computer is mainly for running about 12-15 Virtual machines with VMware which is why I have so much memory. But anyways, my question is how much graphics card is too much? Given this computer.. what games couldnt I run on the most demanding settings and could my solo GTX 580 handle anything Skyrim will throw at me? Main reason I ask is I see all these posters on other forums talking about needing dual 580s or 590s and complaining about FPS in certain games... are their views warranted or are these types like anorexic women that are never satisfied even though everyone around them thinks they are crazy? I was satisfied with my computer but after going to OC forums and the like I'm wondering if I would notice much of a difference in Skyrim or GTA 5 if I updated my graphics card further. Help a newbie gamer please! ================================================================= Intel i7 CPU : Intel Core i7 Extreme 990x, 3.46GHz (Six Core) 12000K Intel i7 CPU Fans : Antec KUHLER H2O 620 extra quiet Liquid Cooling System Intel i7 Motherboards : ASUS Rampage III GENE X58, DDR3, SLI & Cross Fire,SATA3, GB LAN, USB 3.0,iEEE DDR3 Triple Channel memory : 24GB (6x4GB) PC3 12800 DDR3 1600 Triple Channel PCI-Express Video cards : GeForce GTX 580 1536MB PCI EXpress 16X dual head, HDMI Hard Drives : 1000.0GB Hitachi 7200RPM SATA2, UDMA 300 32m cache Media Card Readers : All-in-One Memory Card Reader Internal Black DVD Recorders : LG Blu-ray 10X Recorder,16x LightScribe DVD Recorder SATA combo drive Sound Cards : Onboard Network Cards : Onboard Controller Cards : USB 3.0 Adapter Card 2 port PCI express Cases : Cooler Master HAF X black, Side Window, front USB 3.0, iEEE & eSATA Power Supply : Corsair 750W ultra quiet ATX Power Supply, SLI & X-fire ready =================================================================