I have included an example xml file so you can see how things are. There must be a for CollisionHead and CollisionBody. Now find the wig's xml file and edit it in Notepad. Enable weight sliders and add a _1 to the nif file, under model name. Now the original wig might well be using a single weight nif, so you must use 圎dit to change the Armor Addon for that wig. Open BodySlide, find your new wig and build with the 'Build Morphs' box checked. Still using Nifskope, open your new wig nif (it should be somewhere in the ShapeData folder) and paste that 'Extra Data' branch onto the root. Using Nifskope, open the original wig nif and copy the 'Extra Data' branch that points to the xml file. Save the project as the wig's name, defining the output file and its path.Ĭlose Outfit Studio and BodySlide, if open. Delete Unreferenced Nodes, under the Edit menu, always seems like a good thing to do. Now import the wig nif and delete any collision head and body that comes with it. Note that only the Collision Body needs to conform to sliders. Open the project in Output Studio and then import the Collision Head nif. Check that each shape matches your reference, with all the sliders.Ĭhoose which shape you would like with your chosen wig (Full Body with very long wigs, Shoulders with short hair or amulets). Unpack the Collision Shapes 7zip and start projects in Outfit Studio for Collision Shoulders, Collision Body and Collision Body Full. This example uses the base nifs and bones from Amber Lights. There is also a video showing how a properly deployed wig can behave and collide.

Developing my recent mod on this subject, I have also knocked the collision bodies into the 3BA shape.

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