maddbomber83

(if this has already been done, I don't care; still happy for figuring it out myself) The dirty way: Copy your top level SkyrimSE files (probably just need the two EXE files) to a new folder called Skyrim.Get rid of the SE in the EXE files.NMM will now recognize Skyrim as being installed.Point all the folders to your existing SE folders.Launch NMM in Skyrim mode.Change the Settings / Skyrim section to point at the SE Directory.The Symbolic Way: Make Symbolic links for all the folders (SkyrimSE > Skyrim)For bonus points, make Symbolic Links for the two exe files (so that NMM can launch Skyrim.Now, when you download with NMM at either site, a replica NMM will pop up and both will be synced. Please note, no evidence, but it is probably safer to leave the Skyrim mode for downloading only. ????Symbolic Links???? Download Link Shell Extension. Right click on folder/file > pickup source Right click where you want it (same folder normally) >Drop As> Symbolic Link

I have made a modification using the ToolSet for all the gifts in the game. It adds who the intended person is to that gift's item description. I can take all the files and add them to the overide folder and it works just fine. I would like to get them into DAZIP format. I can't seem to get the ToolSet to include the overidden files with the DAZIP. It shows them in the item manifest but not the folders. It also doesn't work in game using the DAZIP format. Any ideas?

I'm having the same issue. The bioware forums also has several other people with the same issue. One lady reloaded a saved game from before the patch that has no mods on it (along with disableing all mods) and she too is having the issue. I have deleted all mods, loaded prior saved games, rebooted computer, never touched the toolset thing and can not get out of Lothering. I am starting a fresh game with a much smaller mod base to see if it helps. 4 hours of play time gone, good thing the game is fun enough to redo.