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  1. Followup: Initially, it looked like an issue with DSR, because the problem seemed to resolve when I reset the weapon positions to "default". I then tried tinkering with the mod load order, and that seemed to fix the issue regardless of weapon position. However, now both FNIS_Spells and Kinoko Pose have become non-functional. My current load order is: FNIS Realistic Ragdolls and Force Dual Sheath Redux DSR Patch XP32 MSE Kinoko Pose FNIS Output (last) Any ideas? Thanks.
  2. I do indeed have the XP23 arm fix checked when I generate FNIS output. And again, two of the followers don't have any issues at all. ...Just had a thought. I used XP23MSE to change the positions of the sheathed weapons for the two misbehaving followers. Could that have something to do with it? Think I'll try putting them back to default and see what happens.
  3. Hi, new member here-- I've been running Skyrim with Mod Organizer, using Extensible Follower Framework, XP32MSE, Realistic Ragdolls and Force, Dual Sheath Redux, and FNIS; no other animation mods except for FNIS_Spells and Kinoko Pose. I have four custom followers (A, L, S, and T) along for the ride. I installed FNIS without any errors popping up, and everything seemed to be running smoothly, except that of the four followers, two of them (A and L) tend to get stuck in an odd pose--I don't know if this is the infamous "half-T" pose or not, since they still walk rather than slide, but with their arms kind of bowed out to the sides, sometimes holding a weapon. When in this state, their combat behavior appears to be disabled: while they still approach enemies, they don't draw weapons (or use the weapons they're holding) and simply stand there soaking up hits. The other two followers (S and T) behave perfectly, and I haven't noticed any issues with other NPCs. What's odd is that of the two misbehaving followers, one (A) will tend to self-correct over time, while the other (L) generally gets stuck like that. Occasionally, moving between cells will fix the problem for a time. Anyway, I'm not sure if this is a FNIS issue or not, but I'd welcome any ideas. Thanks!
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