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Smoll problem with Tullius hair pack

Hi, I've been trying to fix this myself, but i have zero clue of XML edit

The problem is: Tullius Hair Pack includes a modified version of ''NoFrauds'' made by Xsummer or Dint999 (dont know the original author) wich includes bangs, wich I love and is perfect for one of my Junji Ito's Tomie recreations.

The problem is that the Physics doesn't recognice the body of my character, so it clips.

I tried editing the XML myself, but it didnt work.

I also tried using ''JustForFun'', but it cannot open that exactly XML.

So, Im asking for help, could someone with the knowledge help me?

Ill upload what I THINK is the apropiate XML file (I'm not 100% sure if this is the correct file, but deleting it breaks the hair physics, so I think im right)

Thanks for everyone who helps

I hope Sun's herself give this a look, Im sure she could fix this in 2 minutes.

2 comments

2 Comments

Mesade Billar

Dec 23, 2022

ok, so the problem is that the hair doesn't have a body mesh

I think I have to search for a way to add it.

SunJeong

Mar 02, 2023

Replying to

Sorry for not replying to this sooner. I really need some forum managers to help me patrol this.

Anyway yes, the issue is from the lack of a collision body for the hair. SMP enabled RaceMenu hairs have the issue that the hairs did not have an extra “hair part“ with just the virtual bodies. To be honest, the Tullius Hair pack is a disgusting mess despite all the nice hairs it has.

The fix for this is simple for an expert but tedious and confusing for a novice. Basically what you need to do is export a virtual body mesh as its own mesh somewhere in the Tullius folder system (doesn’t matter where). Then in the ESP, you need to create a hairpart that recalls this Nif. Then in the FORMID of that specific hair, is where you add the virtual body as the additional hair part. Make sure the virtual body has the 31 partition.

It doesn’t end there though. You then need to identify and look for the XML that the hair uses. Open that XML with notepad++ and check if it has a block of code that defines a virtual body. If it does, make sure that the object name for the virtual body of your Nif matches the name used in the XML. If there ISN’T that block of code, you will need to add it yourself. I recommend copying and pasting from another SMP XML