#HOW TO INSTALL FNIS BEHAVIOR FILES HOW TO#

I can display it in Vortex, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to manipulate it, nor even how I can effectively list it other than on the screen. I understand from reading this thread that the problem is likely the load order.

#HOW TO INSTALL FNIS BEHAVIOR FILES MOD#

I'm using Vortex as my mod manager which has always worked just fine for me. I'm getting the evil t-pose after just installing the Devious Followers Mod and usually when I've seen this I uninstall the mod and things go back to working, but NOT this time. Originally posted by jibrpg:Ok, I will cop to being an idiot where this is concerned. And avoid meaningless information like 'glitches', 'didn't work', 'tried all different ways 3 times'.' And the way you installed FNIS (NMM,MO, manual). Always include the contents of the generator's text field (copy/paste) from your last run. If the problem persists AND you are using a LEGAL, STEAM based version of Skyrim then report your problem WITH SUFFICIENT and PRECISE information in the FNIS discussion thread. , and NOT from a folder that you arbitrarily find through the Windows Explorer Search function

#HOW TO INSTALL FNIS BEHAVIOR FILES GENERATOR#

DON'T call the generator from within 7Zip, WinRar.

DON'T try to be smart moving things around.

Fix all errors in the generator's text field, and give note to all warnings - Errors definitely WILL, Warnings CAN indicate causes of the 'half-T' problem.

Re-install FNIS Behavior EXACTLY as described in the 'Installation'.

Remove the desktop GenerateFNISforUsers.exe desktop short-cut.

When all NPCs move with the dreaded STIFF 'half-T' POSE, then this is NO FNIS bug: YOU HAVE DONE SOMETHING WRONG DURING INSTALLATION!

If you are new with installing mods, check the Wiki Installing Mods Using NMM.

For Installation under Mod Organizer see the guide at S.T.E.P.

#HOW TO INSTALL FNIS BEHAVIOR FILES MANUAL#

For more detailed manual installation directions see 'Installation (extended)'.

Say 'Abort' when installing through NMM/MO Say 'YES' when installing MANUALLY (STRONGLY recommended - you will need the generator quite frequently) When you exit GenerateFNISforUsers.exe, you will be asked if a shortcut to the tool shall be created on your desktop.

If you have uninstalled any mod that uses the FNIS Creature Pack: press the 'De-Install Creatures' button (and install the Creature Pack again, if necessary).

To check if new animation mods can cause problems: press the 'Consistence Check' button.

Select necessary 'Available Patches' (ONLY those you need!) from the bottom part of the generator window.

If you use MO: Configure FNIS as executable (IMPORTANT - See one of the videos listed above, or read S.T.E.P.

If you use NMM: 'Launch FNIS' from NMM's list of supported tools (right most drop-down button in the menu bar).

If you use NMM: Install FNIS like any other mod.

If you install manually: Start the FNIS generator GenerateFNISforUsers.exe AS ADMINISTRATOR (part of FNIS Behavior, and ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY, or NOTHING works).

If you install manually: Goto to your Skyrim Installation directory(for example C:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/SteamApps/common/skyrim), and from there to Data/tools/GenerateFNIS_for_Users.

Install other FNIS dependant mods (see mod list below).

Install FNIS Idle Spells V5_0_1 (optional, necessary for the spells).

Install Creature Pack V5_3 (optional, necessary for creature animation mods).

This way you can avoid serious protection issues, especially when using Mod Managers. These are 'C:/Program Files (x86)' or 'C:/Program Files' (or their localized correspondents, e.g. NOTE: It is GENERALLY and STRONGLY recommended, that you DO NOT INSTALL any of Steam, Skyrim, FNIS in folders that are protected by Windows UAC (User Account Control). To Jjp7123: Did you do all this (from FNIS description page): I do not provide any support related to installation/use with Mod OrganizerД¬ontrary to the MO sticky post FNIS DOESN'T work well with MO BeardedDork, it is MO that Fores doesn't like - this from the sticky:

How to install fnis behavior files