need assisstance with physics mods

[DiddyBeatz]

hi guys and gals, ive been having some trouble with the BHUNP (UUNP Next Generation) SSE mod as im trying to get the mod working with less jiggle than most would like, ive tried all the options in the menus with no differences at all (or from my perspective) ive seen videos of people using unp mods with ALOT less jiggle, im mostly using body mods for better shapes for the females but id rather not have to play with every woman in the game getting knocked out by her own melons, problem is i also need two physics mods to be able to use this body mod yet i have little idea on how to properly use them, id switch to cbbe body mods but the armour and clothing replacer im using also needs the BHUNP body mod im currently using as a base which comes with physics

any ideas on how to use it with as little jiggle as possible but with all the perks of shape?

[DiddyBeatz]

ill also add the nexus page for the BHUNP (UUNP Next Generation) SSE mod is of no help past helping you onto the bodyslide and telling you which outfit/body to use and which preset, after that it leaves you there without telling you what does what, ill add im not new to modding skyrim se but i am new to using the bodyslide

[anjenthedog]

 

 

any ideas on how to use it with as little jiggle as possible but with all the perks of shape?

 

disclaimer: this presumes you have Sinful CBP installed and working

 

In the MCM for BHUNP, there is a hotkey that can be set to switch between SMP and CBPC modes. I set mine to F12 but whatever.

 

If you want a simple(ish) way to make your body firm, switch to CBPC mode for your BHUNP body (use the aforementioned hotkey), then use Sinful CBP to select firm settings for the various bouncy bits. You can even adjust response variables in Sinful CBP to tailor and fine tune its response, but I'd just start simple and choose the firmest settings Sinful CBP offers, then see if that suits your fancy.

 

I believe you can also adjust SMP response, but I've never done it and I think it requires changing some ini file values. I also don't know what the limitations or thresholds of that control would be.

 

Anecdotal: I run primarily in SMP mode these days. However, when I was running in CBPC mode more often, I toyed with various settings, and firm seems pretty firm, very little "wubba"... (I use a mixed CBPC profile in Sinful CBP for when I do enter CBPC mode. My belly jiggle is set to firm, whereas my thighs are set to jiggly). If that's not enough, you might also, or could conceivably, couple that with a reduced cup-size in the initial installation of your body, fwiw... (at least I think that's how cup size in the body installation works, since it's determining the physics you'll be running, not the actual "visible" body wrap you're going to use, since that'll be determined by the bodyslide preset parameters during character-body creation in Bodyslide and Outfit Studio. Anyway, an A-cup is going to have far lower natural "jiggle factors" than a D-cup, right? At least that's my running theory anyway.

 

That second part is possible, but it would mean reinstalling BHUNP and then rebuilding your body (using the newly updated body/outfit BHUNP advanced bodyslide model), so if that route is chosen, make sure all your current "designs" are saved, ie, player bodyslide preset(s), racemenu presets, etc, are archived for use in the rebuild, and afaik, be prepared to rebuild your wardrobe after the body is set up.

 

Oh... btw, in general, Lover's Lab has more in-depth discussions of this sort of stuff than the Nexus...

[DiddyBeatz]

ahhh thats the first bit of decent info ive gotten, thank you so much :D ill give it a go, while im at it, ive come across another problem im not sure how to fix, blue bodies with no hand or heads, just floating eyes and teeth, maybe a tongue, not ntirely sure what i did but it only shows up on unique NPC females.... i would put a pic up to show you what nonsense im speaking off but the pics i got are 5kb over the limit compressed :I

[anjenthedog]

Only clue I can offer is "missing textures". Why, I have no idea..

 

fwiw, regarding snapshot posting, you can use compression in programs like Paint dot Net to reduce file size during the file save, and compressions of up to (erm, or down to) 87.5% are considered "suitable for web viewing" in articles I've read over the years. I usually have to compress images I post here since I don't have an offsite archive to link to. Resizing to a lower resolution, and or Cropping a snapshot to include only the "critical" elements, helps to reduce final filesize.