RitualClarity

as somebody who HAS been thru technical schooling, (and a former network administrator) I can, without a doubt, say that EVERY network has a record somewhere, of who has been doing what. In this case, a record of downloads. So if you think, oh, I can get away with this.... Somewhere, there IS a record that said person, has been doing it. Now, in regards to the question of whether somebody is staff or not. A great many of us here, will make the friendly gesture of mentioning to another member, that they're breaking the rules, with the hopes that they will avoid getting themselves into trouble, and losing their ability to be here. Just letting somebody know that they could get into trouble, doesn't mean that person is a member of the staff, trying to pretend to be a member of the staff, or anything of the kind. It just means "Hey, that could or will get you into trouble". Thank You. I am one of the individuals that do appreciate a heads up on such things...

Sorry, I doubt this can be done for complex mod installs. There are so many variations and choices it would be very difficult to cover all the combinations and if complex.. it would take a volume of text the size of a novel to fulfill the step by step moue click by mouse click (potential photos etc) that you request. There are some things that you can do for yourself. First would be to watch some tutorial videos for NMM. Perhaps Gopher's videos for NMM which he also uses many Nexus mods and sets up a game. (basic but nice) Get used to that. Then you can add to it with SMALL STEPS. The key is to install a mod (make sure your requirements are already there) and then test. Play for a few hours and see if you like it. If so move on if not remove it and start over (from the same clean save. A clean save in this reference is a save that has no mods installed at all) It is tedious and hard. However in time you will collect a large collection of mods that work the way you want. You will also be sure they work with each other as you grow your mods list in NMM. Then when a problem occurs it will be smaller and easier to trace. At first not by you but in time you will start to get a understanding of how the mods work. For example problems with bodies like infinite tits relate to the body and or skeleton (in this case skeleton being wrong) Don't fear the worst you can do is get to a point you have to clean up the game folder (delete and reinstall or later when you understand the process just clean up the additional files and verify cache) and start over. No harm will come except to your time invested. This invested time will lead you to learning and growing as a modder. there is currently no easy bullet that I am aware of. Perhaps if NMM does implement something they wanted to do a bit ago where someone could upload a profile and then you could download it and get the same results. If this gets done and works well then you just need to find good profiles that give you what you want. Until then you have to learn. Even with the profile system I mention above.. it is to your benefit to learn how to mod and how this works. One of the best resources you can develop is a group of mod sites and members in those sites that are helpful and able to guide you as you learn and make mistakes. I can assure you that anyone that has complex modding or mods have made many if not all the same mistakes you have made.

Years ago I had a similar problem but not the exact same problem as you are having. I traced it down to a sound codex. My problem was the regular music would play. (intro-game) however the radios would do exactly that same thing. I could hear the tracks with speech but not the music. Since then I have had no problems.