However, it helped shape many other mods, including the Sexlab framework. Originally it was meant to add custom animations to Skyrim like better idle poses for characters, improved walking/running animations and even dance moves.

FNIS: Fores New Idles in Skyrim, the mod that started it all.

SexLab Light SE 0.1.1: The bare minimum required to run the Sexlab Framework.

With that out of the way, lets discuss the mods I’ve integrated into this package. I’m merely combining and re-uploading them for convenience.

None of these mods have been created by me.

If you would like to try out the more uh…ambitious ones, you can visit Loverslab and check them out.

The link provided in this guide has the basic Sexlab mods.

The files I’m attaching in this guide will only work with Skyrim Special Edition, and not the older 32-bit one.

Skyrim Sexlab is a complex mod with almost a thousand animations (1K sex animations!), so I’d recommend trying it out with an unmodded copy of Skyrim first to avoid any CTDs or conflicts.

In this post, I’ll be explaining how to set up Skyrim Sexlab for the game’s Special Edition. Sex-mod frameworks (dubbed Skyrim Sexlab) offer a whole range of 18+ adult mods to satisfy your wildest fantasies in Tamriel, and the best part of these sex frameworks or mods is that they are free and available for pretty much every Bethesda game! But there’s a special space in modding considered as taboo by the mainstreamists, something you might not be familiar with: adult modding. So much so that many people buy them solely to try out the millions of mods available over at NexusMods. As long as you’re familiar with Bethesda’s RPGs like Skyrim or Fallout, you’ll probably know that modding is a big deal in these titles.

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