DoubleH

Would there be a way to be able to do something that uses less data? For instance when you initially upload an image as the main image where it has the 1.5 mb limit Apply the same idea in a smaller window below it that has like a total of up to 10 smaller sized images you could upload that don't go over 800x450 pixels and then just add another window below that where we can type in descriptions underneath where bbc coding would be disabled...instead of this thing Imo is complete overkill which is just a straight flat disable that takes away this ability to do stories, multiple images to showcase mods, and enbs, and overall enjoy the imageshare section? I mean it really sucks that because of a few bad apples, the rest of us who have been respectful in the descriptions, who have uploaded pictures no bigger than 800x450 pixels, and tried to be as conservative as possible have to suffer for this. It really disturbs me to see that there is such an inconsideration for the Imageshare section by Staff, but I hope this topic changes that. You don't know how many people could leave the Nexus as the result of what you're proposing from the get go so please consider this compromise.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNnaRHqtrDQ R.I.P. Jeff Hanneman

Seems like my issue with not being able to click on the other tabs on mod pages is related to something in IE9, I guess the new updates were optimized for IE10.

In response to post #7518220. #7518244, #7518260 are all replies on the same post. Hello, I can't seem to click on any other tabs on the mod pages than images which seems to be the default setup for each mod page, It won't let me go to look at a file, or comments, or anything else. I use IE9.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRci3qWeFCA&feature=related

Imo it's got something to do with the new Vampire face skin textures, and adding that to already exisiting mods from before Dawnguard tends to confuse things. It's been trial, and error for me, but from what I've played with thus far I found that if you go into CK, and try to match up the skin complexion with the base head part, (something like match Skinheadnordmale with Baseskinheadnordmale) and change it from when it's usually being listed as DEFAULT, then export the face, it can snap back into matching the body. I use cbbe, and better males, and I've managed to fix most of the vampires I have come across with discoloration. Also sometimes tinkering with the actual vampire race itself, and setting a certain skin as default, and then going to the npc, and exporting the textures, can solve the problem.

Goes with Skyrim like Peanut Butter goes with Jelly. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2ET8ghJaBE&feature=related

^Not bad. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0eQquUwmls