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Youll also want to make sure that youre using a bodyslide body (like cbbe, atomic girl, etc)
I made this very mistake when i first started fiddling with it P:
But when I do that there's nothing that can be done. Is it not seeing things because I have something set in windows that keeps it from seeing the data? I can't think of anything.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piuKW5L5MM0
I did read a long time ago that MO2 requires some special tweaks for BodySlide to work since BodySlide is normally is installed in the game folder and MO2 installs mods in a virtual folder and NOT the game folder. I would assume that if you pointed BodySlide to the proper paths within MO2's virtual install folder, it would work but this is just an assumption.
Maybe one of the MO2 users in this forum will see this thread and jump in to help you. Sadly, I cannot since I'd be just as lost as you are. Good luck and don't get discouraged.
Then look in : C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\ModOrganizer\Instance name\mods\BodySlide and Outfit Studio, and select bodyslide x64 exe.
Your directory might be under (program files)(x86?) as that's the default.
You have to go into the installed mod list and tick the button thing next to it as if it were a normal mod.
- Go to right hand panel and select Data tab above load order. There are folders here.
- Tools > BodySlide
- Right click the executable and add it as executable from menu.
Done. Now you have BodySlide set as MO2 application, with correct path. Same method applies to every modlike tool that can be downloaded through the manager.
More useless guessing by a useless 'helper'. Why even reply?
Did you even read the thread? I'd bet money you didn't. If you did... wow, your comprehension of what was said is severely lacking.
Another 'helper' that either didn't read or doesn't comprehend the question. Again, why are you trying to 'help' when you don't know what is being asked? That's a rhetorical question, I know full well why...
To answer your actual question:
BodySlide is looking for the Data directory in your Fallout 4 directory under the Steam Library folder. Not the main game folder.
So, if your steam library is in the default location (C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common) then you would be looking for C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout 4\Data\, not the game directory itself (basically make sure to point to the Data directory, not the Fallout 4 directory)
If you need to make sure you are pointing to the right directory, you can right click Fallout 4 in your game list, click Manage, click Browse Local Files, navigate to the Data directory, and copy the path from the File Explorer. Paste that into the Game Data Path input under Settings if you already have BodySlide open or into the Browse Dialog on the first time you run it.
Sorry you got so many useless replies to such a simple question. Hopefully this helps you or, at the very least, any other poor soul coming across this thread looking for actual answers.
If you came to this thread looking for the same information for Skyrim, simply replace the above Fallout 4 references with Skyrim. It's that simple.
Best of luck Lone Survivors/Dragonborn.
To the rest of you 'helpers': Shame on you buffoons for wasting the time of the OP/anyone finding this thread looking for help. Pathetic. Don't worry, your replies will be promptly ignored. Clearly you have nothing of value to add here.