Here are all things that are added in this mod: Bone fossils: Bone fossil generates in caves and is fairly common. Skeleton Expansion is a mod that adds a bunch of skeleton related items. Personally after armor add ons before armor replacers and/or conversions. Basically stuff that does the least last. a window will pop up giving you the rule you want to apply to the esp you moved.ĬBBE first, then any facial overhauls like Botox, then skin, then specific features like eyebrows, eyes, hair, etc. In Vortex to Manually change your load order grab the dependencies icon of the esp you want to move up or down, drag it to the esp you want to load it after. One less click for the PCEA feature to get it to work (no need to click “update FNIS” in MCM menu). Its smoother in transitioning Dynamic Animation Replacer mods. It just matter that the files from XPMSSE overwrite the SoS ones. If you mean esp loadorder wise it doesn’t matter if you load SoS or XPMSSE first. Mod Description A multi purpose skeleton for animation in skyrim. It’s a skeleton replacer that allows other mods to add custom animations using XPMSE and FNIS. They don’t overwrite each other or use the same files, so any order is good for those three. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition I did not know XP32 was not supported by Nemesis, and in my modding experience ANYTHING touching XP32 was an invitation for Skyrim to crash.Īs far as HDT, XP32 skeleton, and FNIS behavior goes – it generally doesn’t matter what order they are installed in. When you then install SOS, there is a tickbox for “installing skeletons” that is selected/checked/ticked/ by default.

If you install XP32 then you already have your skeleton, ready for SOS. Is XP32 maximum skeleton compatible with SOS?

Hdt physics extension work with xp32