Aho-SOS-CTD FIX
Fixed CTD caused by using Project Aho and SOS.
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About this mod Machine translation
Fixed CTD caused by using Project Aho and SOS.
Schlongs using Project AHO and Sklim can cause CTD.
This is because SOS requires the "Genitals" branch that AHO skeleton lacks.
Fixed it by copying the Genitals branch from XPMSSE to AHO's dwaspdwemerologist01.nif and dwaspdwemerologist02.nif skeletons.
There is already another mod that fixes the CTD, but by setting the default male skeleton to AHO competition, the robot part is removed and esp is required.
Thanks to the creators of Project AHO for their awesome mod.
Thanks to HaemProjects for allowing me to post this fix.
Finally, thanks to Khumak for making the first fix and figuring out why SOS was conflicting with Project AHO.
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Using Project AHO together with Schlongs of Skyrim causes a CTD.
This is due to SOS requiring a "Genitals" branch which the AHO skeletons lack.
It is fixed by copying the Genitals branch from XPMSSE to the dwaspdwemerologist01.nif and dwaspdwemerologist02.nif skeletons from AHO.
There already is another mod that fixes the CTD but that works by setting the default male skeleton to the AHO races, which removes the cyborg parts and requires an esp.
Thanks to the creators of Project AHO for their fantastic mod.
And thanks to HaemProjects for allowing me to post this fix.
Finally thanks to Khumak for making the first fix and figuring out why SOS conflicts with Project AHO.
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