Spent a Day Trouble Shooting Next Gen

[Karna5]

6 hours ago, mkh97 said:

Have you tried turning it off and on again?

I confess I have no clue what that means. I began by rebuilding the male body to make sure the vanilla game didn't overwrite the ZEX bones and that the member in question defaults to flaccid.

Then I first reinstalled the Indarello patch which for the last 4 to 6 years has taken care of configuring the XML files to control degree of erection as needed (non, partial, full and upward curved depending on the animation's requirement).

When that didn't work I did various combinations of reinstalling animation mods with and without the indarello patch. But under no circumstances did the behavior which existed the last half decade work.

One of the things the ZEX skeleton introduced (around 2018 if I recall the timeline correctly) was to add bones to the male member so that animation XML files can control it. Before that people used always-erect bodies because they used a skeleton which lacked the bones.

On a side note, I've spent the last couple of days trying to set up a Skyrim SE (technically AE) modded setup. It's confusing because I'm 6 to 7 years out of the loop with Skyrim, but it's ever so gradually coming along *Laughs* I mention this because I really refuse to be negatively impacted by what Fallout 4 does. There are tons of other games which are fine while Fallout 4 tries to rebuild itself  I'm also still playing Black Desert Online (albeit unmodded, obviously) and Cyberpunk 2077 (modded). I tried to play Baldur's Gate 3, but it's terribly unfriendly to the visually impaired.

[worm82075]

1 hour ago, Karna5 said:

I confess I have no clue what that means.

It's a joke related to cable modems and broadband gateways that are reset by powering them off and on again in order to restore internet connection.

[Karna5]

8 hours ago, worm82075 said:

It's a joke related to cable modems and broadband gateways that are reset by powering them off and on again in order to restore internet connection.

Oh, I understand now. Interesting. I'm also from the modem era of computer programming, but it had not occurred to me it could be seen as funny, haha. It was simply a method to renegotiate a connection.

I guess I'm from the even older generation where the joke used was to kick (and violently shake) vending machines to get the food you paid for and didn't get *Laughs* I'd definitely have gotten the joke if it were, "Did you try kicking it?"

Edit it to bring it back on topic: I noticed a few days ago CBP got a DLL which theoretically is next gen compatible, but I didn't try it because I use OCBPC which the CBP is not the same. Fusion Girl users need OCBPC, but there are probably some CBBE users who might benefit from the CBP if they want it.