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Nchuzzrezar is my favourite house mod, but it may be too large for your tastes, and not everyone likes the Dwemer look. You could have a look at the Build Your Own Home mod, or, well, just the 'top mods' in the Abodes categories until you find something you like. =)

Li-Hsin Huang - Legion's Rally. Nox Arcana - The Seige Kevin MacLeod - Mechanolith. Immediate Music - Def Con. You may want to have a look at Incompetech and the Celestial Aeon Project as well.

You probably didn't export the facegen data. Open the follower .esp in the CK, click on its name, then press CTRL+F4.

CBBE and BBP are compatible, and have been for over a year. You just need to take an extra, simple, step to ensure they work together. You have the dark head bug. I take it the NPCs with the dark head are ones that have been edited in some way? If so, you need to open the mods that made the changes in the CK, and generate the facegen data. You do this by selecting the affected NPC in the CK window, and pressing CTRL+F4.

Install large overhaul mods first, followed by mods that only change one thing. For instance, the mods I use are: Overhauls: Skyrim HD SMIM Sky/Landscape/water/misc: Enhanced Nights WATER Flora Overhaul Ruins Clutter Improved Armour/clothing/weapons: Book of Silence HAR HSR Nightingale Prime Improved Clothing Elaborate Textiles Unique Uniques AEterna Circlets Jewels of the Nord Animals: Bellyache's Animal and Creature pack Bellyache's HD Dragons Slof's Horses Slof's Unique Shadowmere Slof's Unique Frost Lighting/ENB: Climates of Tamriel Project ENB Cosmetic character mods: CBBE Slim-based BodySlide body + Facepack. Better Males Sundracon body, 'younger Geonox without beard' face, Smooth male body normal map. Apachii SkyHair Natural Eyes Ethereal Elven Overhaul Install in pretty much this order. Mostly it's fine to install a lot of these in any order, but the ones that are important are: Skyrim HD and SMIM first, before everything. Book of Silence before HAR. Improved Clothing before Elaborate Textiles.

Better Males (NSFW - nudity). Get the 'Younger Faces + Geonox' face pack, as I've found it's the best of the options. There's also Fine Face Textures for Men, Geonox's original mod, Younger Male Faces, Smooth Faces, and Press Out the Wrinkles/Forehead, if the Better Males options aren't for you.

Frankdema has been working on it pretty much since the trailer came out.

BOSS does indeed sort the load order to about...95% accuracy - only 2 mods I have are placed incorrectly, not including the ones that haven't been added to the masterlist, but it only take a couple of seconds to move them down my load order with Bash to where they're meant to be. Make sure you clean those .esps! =D Delete the .esps you do not want to use. It'll help keep things neater in your load order/your Skyrim/Data folder. You can use Bash to manually correct the load order - looking at the mods already sorted will give you a pretty good idea of where they should be. Just remember that NPC makeover mods go after things like UFO/ATF (the only issue I've had with BOSS). Also, bashed patch = good. =) I've never used Mod Organizer (and don't intend to - same with NMM), but make sure you read up on it if you intend on using it. Beginner's Guide. Your question about female body mods: As far as I'm aware, all female body mods have a non-nude option. CBBE, for example, has a vanilla-style 'Nevernude', as well as a modern style underwear option.

You may also want to check your graphics card. I recently reinstalled Skyrim, and I had issues I had never encountered before, including my favourite ENB looking like crap in my game. I use nVidia, and had the 310 drivers, and everything ran fine - other people who had the 310 drivers reported all kinds of problems. Reinstalled, and I got the blue screen glitches, grey world instead of the colourful ENB one, broken SSAO...downgraded to the 306 drivers, as the 314 ones were also bad, and my issues were fixed.

Caliente does have plans on doing the jewellery (along with the boots and gloves) once all the outfits are done. Right now, I do know that the BodySlide Plus Plus mod has support for amulets and boots.

What, again? Oh, no, it's still available. As for female outfits, this thread has a large list of non-skimpy ones.

Project ENB. Several presets/options, great colours, not much of a FPS hit.

This was just released, and may be something that you're after.

There's also Body by Race, but it's not as thorough as the RBS. I'm pretty sure you can also edit the RBS files if you really wanted to get more variation (top heavy? Bottom heavy? Super skinny? etc.) I didn't noticed the part of the OP that StayFrosty responded to...>.> oops. I'm a 24 year old female, and CBBE is also the body mod I prefer, although admittedly one made in BodySlide which is slightly curvier than the 'Slim' body (B to D preset). Caliente, the creator of CBBE, is also female, and I know that many of the users are also female, so it's not just the 'typical male demographic'. Why did I pick it? Well, quite simply, I find it to be the best looking one. I like making young (18-25), girly/feminine characters, and it lets me do that. Normal sized bust, nice curves/slender waist, and wider hips are what I find to be an attractive female body. I had a look at other mods, but never used them, because they just couldn't compare. Either the breasts were far too big (yeah, I use CBBE to avoid jumbo breasts, funny, huh?); the anatomy was off (breasts placed too high on the chest, and/or weren't affected by gravity; wide shoulders which I consider to be very masculine) or super-exaggerated by either making everyone 'amazons', or anorexic super models, or; the body was too similar to vanilla (which, while better than previous games, was just...wrong). It's also the closest I've seen to my own body type. Yes, it is an idealised body type, but they all are, in one form or another. If you want a truly 'realistic' body...add stretchmarks, cellulite, scars from stuff like chicken pox, water burns, bites, as well as weapons/magical burns, larger pores, spots/zits, etc. The problem is that not everyone has all these things, just as not everyone has a 'perfect' shape with 'perfect' skin, so it's up to the user to decide what they want. I picked something that works for my character, and don't really care too much about how npcs look under their clothes. =D As for males...I use Sundracon at this moment in time, because it's better than vanilla, and doesn't have the huge thighs of FavouredSoul (pretty much the only reason I wont use the currect FS body).

Realistic Body System.

I've a few similar, but without seeing the front I couldn't say for sure where it could be from. Maybe it could be in SG Hair Pack. It's hair #8 from the female-only pack on Apachii SkyHair.

Yep, as I thought. You need a mod that changes the meshes, such as Caliente's one. Because you use the Silly Huge sliders, you'll need to use BodySlide again to get the shape to match.

Pic doesn't work. I'm assuming the armour is still vanilla? You need a mod that alters the meshes to fit CBBE proportions. Caliente has a WIP mod that is lore friendly, and there are a few other skimpy/non-lore friendly ones around. Look on the CBBE mod page for info.

1. CBBE has a huge mod list in the 'Forums' tab on the mod page. 350+ links to armour and clothing mods. 2. How is it 'buggy'? Issues only come when either a) you do something wrong/don't follow instructions, or b) you have a non-Steam Skyrim, in which case you need to buy the game.

I had seen it before as well, so went looking. It's a conversion of FLY KingWormRobe. Doing a quick search for a Skyrim version came up with a thread for a 'hidden' file, so either the creator gave up on it and decided to hide it until they could return to working on it...or they didn't get permission for the conversion. Given it's been more than a year, I doubt it will ever become available on Nexus unless someone else gets permission and is able to port/recreate it.

From the CBBE FAQ: Q2: Does this affect NPCs? A: It's a female body mod. Of course it does. A2: If you use a custom race mod, then you need to make sure you're installing all files for all races.

You could have a look at CBBE; the BodySlide tool with it allows you to create pretty much any body shape you like. There are over thirty female body mods for Skyrim, though, not including those that are based on others or can be made with BodySlide, so there are quite a few to look at and pick from. House mod would probably be the 'bathing beauties' one. No links, but you can find it easily enough through Nexus search.

There is a fomod script that should have activated when you first downloaded/activated it with NMM. You may want to go to the actual NMM forums for help. Or, you could install manually, using the visual guides provided on the mod page. Also, be aware of the CBBE FAQ; it's rather extensive, and covers pretty much all the issues you may have with the mod.

Copying the meshes/textures does work. All BodySlide does is provide the low and high-weight .nif files for the meshes in question. If BodySlide isn't working (you've gone into the game, removed your character's/a female NPC's clothing, and they aren't using your BodySlide settings), then look in the CBBE mod description's FAQ for help.

Hm. Perhaps you didn't look hard enough? CBBE has had a CBBE-compatible mod list available either in the mod description or in the Forums tab for over a year. It has 99.9% of all CBBE-compatible mods off Nexus listed and linked; more than 350 different mods. From a quick glance of it, there's GlossTech, and Tan & Shine.