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Hummm, I downloaded both the x32 and x64 versions, put into seperate forlders, removed the saved files under the user AppData/Roaming folder (twice) then started the game, the folder was remade but all folders under the Stive folder are empty with the eception of the Save folder.

The path statement in the options is user://bodies user://protrates but in the Stive folder these are empty.

You say lower the amount... lower what? How?

If I put the correct path into the box in the options the program fails to start...

I have a Win 7 Pro OS with 12 GB of ram, I play Skyrim almost daily and never have a problem whith images, and some of the background / envornment images are very large in size...

It would be nice to have the images, the ones I have seen ( a few...) are of high quality.

Lower the amount of images is what he meant by lower their amount.

I have no idea why you wiped the saves or what any of the tings you're talking about were supposed to achieve. You seem to be potentially talking about some other issue or unclear what you're trying to achieve and what you're seeing happen.

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I can't see any portrates or images like the first time you go to the brothel and find the urchin, that is the only portrate and ocassionally the only image. Once the game is underway I loose my portrate.

I am trying to figure out what the actual path to the images is and what should be in the folders because if I put them under the user:\\ folder they are not found, import files are there but do not get converted to png like Emily Hale...

I wiped the saves because the x32 bit save would be empty in the x64 bit versions and visa versa...

C:\Users\<your_name>\AppData\Roaming\Strive

So, the only slaves that automatically get a portrait are the special ones, all the generic ones. All the default ones don't get any portraits normally. There's an option to enable random portraits, but it requires portraits to have matching races in the names so you can't just dump any files into the appropriate folder.


The appropriate folders are:
C:\Users\<your_name>\AppData\Roaming\Strive\Portraits
C:\Users\<your_name>\AppData\Roaming\Strive\Bodies
If you download packs, or use your own images, they need to go in one of those 2 folders.

Once there are images in those folders, you can select a slave in your mansion, go to customization tab, and click portrait to select a new one.  If nothing comes up in that, then either you got the path wrong,  or you've potentially changed the default path. Without any specific details of what you've done though it's hard to guess.