It's one of the standard list of clothes in \Content\Modules\
Thank you.
I would have spent ages figuring that out!!!Hmmm... just speculating... compatibility be dammed
, can you add your own uniforms? (Obviously the be dammed bit is A Bad IdeaTM)Thank you
Ooooh! Thank you again!
would I extract and just put it in that folder or would i have to put it in a specific one?
Maybe your code should look like this:
If Random(0,100)>50 && Actor.isValid() && !Actor.isTemporary() && !Actor.hadSex() && !Actor.hasRelationship(Child) && !Actor.isPregnant()
Actor.setVirgin(true)
EndIf
if actor.isvirgin()
"Hymenoplasty FTW"
else
"Damn hairbrush!"
endif
Just drop all files in to LifePlay\Content\Modules ,do not put the files in to any other folder within the Modules folder.
Is there a way to actually adjust this value or is it buried in the base game code along with the regular pregnancy morph settings?
Unless this was recently broken, it definitely wasn't true when I was working on my Dresser mod. I made outfits with more than 3 parts using a single dress() call during testing of the outfit loading/saving. Some clothing takes up multiple slots though, and you can't have multiple items occupying the same slot.
that could certainly be it - though I don't know a way of knowing the biped slots ahead of time unless you do.......so some "leg" pieces could certainly occupy "underwear" slots as well.
If you look in LifePlay/Content/Modules/Clothes4.txt it lists the slot(s) that each piece of clothing occupies. Each line will look something like:
Wisteria-Dress_1_F: false: Top, Bottom: ParUnWhen you're trying to do things that affect a single actor, I would make a test interaction script to see if it works outside the context of whatever else you're doing. This would consist of two things, a lpaction file and a lpscene file, where the lpaction file has "WHERE: interaction", and "SCENE_ALWAYS: THELPSCENENAME" - then the "WHO: getTarget()" - then write the code you want in the lpscene file, and you can test it on random npcs in the world of clicking them.
Not sure if you (or anyone else) have any use for these, but here's a few text files I created for my own use by parsing that Clothes4.txt file while I was working on my mod. I feel like they're a bit easier to read.