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CEP Social Phenotype Question/Bug

NeverwinterWightsNeverwinterWights Member Posts: 339
in Custom Content & Community Exp Pack
I'm currently using CEP 3.3 and having a bit of an issue with the social phenotype (40). It seems that when a dwarf, gnome, or hafling is set to the social phenotype and sitting down, they hold their mugs sideways (spilling all of their beverages), but larger races will still hold their mugs upright while sitting. I've never tried doing this with older versions of CEP so I'm not sure if it's something that is specific to the current version or if it's just been like this all along.

Thank you.

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  • ProlericProleric Member Posts: 1,316
    I can confirm that bug is in the latest CEP 2.68, too, so presumably both forks of the project have inherited it from CEP 2.65, and quite possibly from the original by Tom Banjo.

    I've logged it as a low-priority issue for CEP 2. Can't speak for CEP 3.

  • NeverwinterWightsNeverwinterWights Member Posts: 339
    Thanks @Proleric for taking the time to look into this.
  • ProlericProleric Member Posts: 1,316
    Finally made time to look at this:
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    It's the same in the original, CEP 2 and Project Q.

    It looks to me like a kludge - for the smaller races, it avoids clipping the knee with the mug, without having to remodel the entire arm position and its animation from scratch.

    No plans to fix it, though perhaps a skilled animator could.
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