Sometimes you have to activate the codes for the updates. Are you able to access the online shop?
can anyone tell me if this is any good? I saw the TONS of collections for this game.. so I'm wondering is it so great that ppl can't quit it 100%.. or is it like WOW, the MMO.. (where ppl are just stuck on playing it and messing around since they have so much time invested in the past and other ppl they know are still messing with it)? (or maybe there is VR and that's why ppl like it a lot?)
Games pretty much a sandbox and you can make scenes that you like and cater to your niches. As for addiction aspect? I cant speak for others but i play this on and off, Im not dedicated to this game 24/7, so yeah. Depends on your personality i suppose. Although, creating a scene can take alot of time to fiddle and get it right.
Both are fairly new mods so.... an educated guess would be that they arent required in most scenes.
how big is this once you have downloaded?
trying to understand a bit more about this - is it like klub exile/hooked sequencer? where you create scenes?
trying to understand a bit more about this - is it like klub exile/hooked sequencer? where you create scenes?
about a 100gb butttttt thats mostly the mods itself (~80gb). I think the base game is about 25-30gigs.
sometimes they dont have their own scene. You have to load them in through the apperance tab.
I did it too, I found 2 charaters with this way, but 2 more are missing
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It's probably a CUA Hair, you have to select it and scale it manually. (Or at least that's what I do)
Try checking the looks menu. There is a difference between the looks and appeance tab. Also if you dont mind can you DM me the link to the look you are talking about so that i know exactly what you are talking about.
I Have a question. I plan to upgrade my PC to Intel Xeon E5 2697 v2 (12 cores and 12 threads) with 3.50 Ghz frequency in Turbo Boost and up to 64GB of RAM respectively.
My question: is it really important for VAM how many cores my CPU actually has? Or is it more important the frequency of the core itself, rather than the amount of the cores?
I'm asking, coz I read somewhere that VAM uses just one core and one thread, and it actually does not need other cores, however it needs high CPU frequency(the higher the better) and needs RAM also with high frequency and timings and some good GPU instead.
Can somebody please help me to navigate my thoughts in a right direction, please ?
My question: is it really important for VAM how many cores my CPU actually has? Or is it more important the frequency of the core itself, rather than the amount of the cores?
I'm asking, coz I read somewhere that VAM uses just one core and one thread, and it actually does not need other cores, however it needs high CPU frequency(the higher the better) and needs RAM also with high frequency and timings and some good GPU instead.
Can somebody please help me to navigate my thoughts in a right direction, please ?
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VaM is horribly optimized. My Ryzen 9 5900x sometimes has 80-90% usage due soft body physics and a couple plugins.
No matter what CPU you have, some scenes hit quite heavy.