QUOTE(ghastley @ Jan 21 2019, 08:37 AM)
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Well, I thought I had it all working nicely. There's a "Succubus Factory" in the last part of the dungeon I'm building where the mad scientist failed necromancer is working Clavicus Vile's evil process of turning the victims into succubi. Part of that is grafting on the wings, which requires restraint, at most stages. I have one woman hanging by her wrists as her wing sprout, and a few succubi in stocks and pillories being punished for not learning their lessons. All of those work properly, with the NPC aligning correctly with the apparatus.
The one that's not working is the table. She's supposed to be bent over the edge of the table, with her ankles tied to the legs, and her wrists bound across to the other side. However, she consistently ends up about a foot into the top, instead of at the edge. Testing another copy with the player gets the right result, but the linked object method of setting the pose fails.
I have more work to do before I start telling others how to do this.
Oooh, this is really interesting! I saw an Oblivion mod on Nexus once that used all sorts of (torture devices) so when you found the secret dungeon you came across several NPC's being held prisoner and (supposedly tortured in there; though all you really saw was them posing on the torture devices and tables).
I actually used some of his ideas on my own dungeon basement in Skyrim where (Darkness Eternal's two vampire children from his story on here: Draken and Raven) were kidnapping female NPC's and holding them hostage to act as "Mommy's" = the AI package was to have the NPC's move from their jail type cell to the torture tables; and there were numerous bodies buried there that were numbered "Mommies" that failed to survive.
And yeah, there was problems getting them to the right point on the tables. You had to edit the animation and move the static in the "Edit Base" to get it right; and sometimes it still didn't want to function right as if there was some collision on that part of the tables that kept it from doing right.