This adds custom animation support to the game, and will be required for many good mods out there. The animations that can be changed include idles/poses, sequenced, arm offset, furniture, and paired animations, killmoves, and creature animations.

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Nexus File of the month May 2015 No custom animation possible for Skyrim? FNIS Behaviors allows other mods to add different types of animations to the game: idles/poses, sequenced, arm offset, furniture, and paired. Remove FNIS related folder in Skyrim Special Edition Data Tools Go to Skyrim SE folder and search for 'FNIS' and remove everything (backup if you're not sure). Download FNIS 7.1 and enjoy.

Game info

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Live another life, in another world...

Skyrim Skse

Genre:

RPG

Tags:

First-Person, Action Adventure, Fantasy

Publisher:

Bethesda Softworks

Developer:

Bethesda Softworks

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So not really a console issue since this mod is unavailable for consoles but...

A mod author on nexusmods.com has a popular mod called 'Fores New Idles in Skyrim (FNIS)' which is used by many other mods for animations. link: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/3038

He has rigged his new updated FNIS for the Skyrim Special Edition to detect if modrop is installed on a pc and to not run his Fnis if it is detected. It then displays a message that wants all users to uninstall modrop.

This is spyware. I personally don't use modrop but I'm not against itfor mods other than Bethesda games either. However it seems so wrong to me that users passively accept this type of practice from a mod author or from anyone.Not only does this skirt on the boundaries of being illegal but its a case of a very slippery slope, whats next? Will they accpet the banning of another program in the futre that competes with NMM (nexus mod manager or Vortex) just because they can?