jradik

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Right so thats what I did wrong. Thanks tomlong. I had the checkmark for Skip OBSE plugins during install. I think wyre bash has that set as default upon installation. You may want to make note of this in the readme installation instructions. Without this post, or the readme's alarm of a dll install request, I'd have never known the difference or what I'd be doing wrong. Indeed, i checked data/OBSE/plugins and i did not have the dll after install. I'm sure other people will run into this error... as i recall i think wyre bash initial config instructions recommend that be skip OBSE plugins be checked (because wyre bash doesn't like scripting or something i think?) thanks for pointing that out. it installed correctly asking me for dll install permission :thumbsup: