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[OrmrSnaethorsen]

This seems to have fixed my CTDs with Warzones.
Thanks a bunch!

[MisterPete]

Supposedly one less issue to worry about (from the 1.6 patch notes):
* Fixed issue with nirnroot lighting not properly cleaning up

[bongalak]

When the patch 1.6 comes out and fixes the nirnroot problem, will you release a version without the nirnroot fix?

[amgepo]

Sorry for the unresponsiveness I shown latelly. I'm really busy with another mod.

If I am using the unofficial Skyrim patch is this mod needed. I noticed when installing it asked to overwrite certain files from that mod?

There are various parts doing the same, but this mod is totally modular. Anyway, there is a new official patch about to be released, so the unnoficial patch will do the same. The main difference (that I suppose will continue 'forever') is the animated corpses crumbling to ashes. Nirnroots are threated in a very different way, but I suppose the new official patch includding a new fix will force a change in the way USKP address this (as they use a different mess).

Supposedly one less issue to worry about (from the 1.6 patch notes):
* Fixed issue with nirnroot lighting not properly cleaning up

Beth usually didn't explain very well their fixes, but the lack of mention of nirnroot roots is a bad sign.

When the patch 1.6 comes out and fixes the nirnroot problem, will you release a version without the nirnroot fix?

No. Taking out that part of this mod is easy anyway. Besides, this mod works flawlessly in that department. If Beth fix do the same, having this part will suppose no difference and if not it will continue being necessary. I would need to test beth fixes for months before I could have the confidence I have for my own fixes right now. Besides, Beth previous fixes like the one with ash piles aren't working so good and they didn't mention fixing nirnroot roots.

[RohanX18]

This could be useful, on my last character i played as an archer for the first time, in the end my save file got up to 96 megabytes after 100 hours and begun to cause the game to lag every few minutes and loading took 3-6 times longer, initially I thought it was because of mods I'd installed, but maybe it was because of these bugs?

Edited by RohanX18, 05 June 2012 - 01:49 AM.

[amgepo]

This could be useful, on my last character i played as an archer for the first time, in the end my save file got up to 96 megabytes after 100 hours and begun to cause the game to lag every few minutes and loading took 3-6 times longer, initially I thought it was because of mods I'd installed, but maybe it was because of these bugs?

To say the truth your file growing is too fast to be caused only by those bugs. On the other hand it's also too slow to be caused by script bloatting (when scripts didn't have time to finish before being called again, which makes them have even less time to finish their execution next time. The saved game store a lot of acumulated scripts, which only increases with time).

My bet is that you have been hit by script bloatting quite recently. If your file started to grow fast latelly, it must be the cause (in this case, this is caused by one of the last mods you installed). If your file has been growing more or less at the same pace though, could be simply that your way of play favors normal bloatting (maybe you use a lot of zombies, kill more than usual, visit river areas often...). In this case using this mod could help you a lot.

Now that I think about it, the fact that you were playing an archer is interesting. Latelly much people has been having bloat when playing with archers. Could be that the arrow cleanning algorithm includded in 1.5 patch or the new killing moves are causing this. If the first, this mod should make the vanilla cleanning happen a 66% less often so could also help. If the cause is the new killing moves, you should install a mod removing them if you intent to play another archer.

[netherwalk]

Ok so do we need to drop the script source code files (psc) in as well. Im assuming no because the instructions only said the script folder.

[amgepo]

Ok so do we need to drop the script source code files (psc) in as well. Im assuming no because the instructions only said the script folder.

No. There is no need. Besides, better not override those, should you want to make your own edits.

Edited by amgepo, 11 June 2012 - 10:03 PM.

[mikebw]

Does this have any conflicts with the new patch?

[amgepo]

Nothing I'm aware of. This mod didn't touch any dialog and after examining the new nirnroot pex files I found no conflict, so, unless there is a yet undocumented bug in the patch all should work fine. Anyway, the new nirnroot fix in 1.6 works fine.

Edited by amgepo, 13 June 2012 - 11:55 PM.