EbrithilUmaroth

It's a set of tools required for Vortex to be able to properly manipulate BG3's files, Vortex won't work properly without it installed

In response to post #44658195. #44658755, #44660435, #44662065, #44662420, #44663050, #44663515, #44663785, #44664805, #44668805, #44673890, #44673940, #44725300, #44729920, #44733380, #44754360, #44757715, #44758040, #44758265, #44776310, #44841355 are all replies on the same post. Yeah, honestly I think your mod is a great addition to Skyrim. It actually makes me want to see the opening scene again and I will when I start my next character.

The thing I really liked about Oblivion lockpicking was that it was actually skill based instead of just trial and error. I could pick any Master lock in Oblivion with only one or two tries with the minimum lockpicking level just because I'd done it so much that I could feel how the pins were reacting and when they would fall into place, but there's no skill to Skyrim lockpicking: like I said, it's nothing more than annoying, trivial, pointless trial and error. Plus Oblivions lockpicking was also much more realistic to how locks can actually be picked.

Well, it's not really clear on whether there's permission or not. It certainly doesn't say no. He says he'd appreciate if you contacted him before using the files, but he doesn't say you can't use them without contacting him. And besides, I tried to contact him, it's impossible. Here are the relevant sections from his Readme: " ========================= 7. USING SoS IN YOUR MODS ========================= If you are a mod author and would like to add SoS's sounds and scripts to your environments, you can export the sound IDs and settings from SoS to your project. Refer to the credits section to know who to credit for the sounds you've taken. When you've added the sound add-ons to your mod, let me know and I'll add it to the list of add-ons on the download page. ========================= 9. LEGAL STUFF/DISCLAIMER ========================= I�d appreciate if you�d contact me before re-packaging any part of this mod. Since most sound effects have attributed authors that must be included in the credits, I could point them to you. " It sounds to me like permission as long as you credit the author and the collaborative authors, which can be found in his ReadMe.

Hi, I'm EbrithilUmaroth, the author of the Comprehensive List of the Best Mods for Skyrim. People often come to me with problems that have getting their game to run or figuring out how to use Wrye Bash or TES5Edit, etc. and the one thing I've run into more problems with than anything else BY FAR is the Sounds of Skyrim patches. The descriptions are super vague. some of the patches don't even have a purpose anymore among other problems. So, to help alleviate these issues, I made an NMM installer for all his patches, that automatically selects the appropriate patches based on what you have installed, it also gives you the option to install the other patches (but warns you if it didn't detect that's one that should be installed) and it gives an accurate and full description on what patches should be used in which situations and how the relevant mods should be installed to ensure total compatibility. Which is something the original authors didn't do a very good job with. I know that someone already made a page for Sounds of Skyrim Compatibility Patches but all he did was reupload the patches individually, that's not really any better than having them in an archive. The problem comes in when I realize that I don't have permission to use his files, nor do I have any way to get it, since the author's inbox is full and he doesn't answer any comments, if he even logs on at all. I can't imagine there would be a problem with using his files, since someone else already did it, but I don't want to get in trouble or anything so I figured I had to ask first. Also, I don't want to have to keep it to myself, I worked pretty hard on it, there's a lot of patches, it was over 500 lines of code =/

This isn't so much a problem as it is a question. I have the mod "Halls of Dohvandor" installed via Steam at the moment. However, I want to switch over to the Less NPCs version on the Nexus. If I uninstall the Steam version and then install the NMM version, will all my items in the house still be there? I'm not sure how Skyrim saves the location of items and if the addresses of those locations might change if I reinstall the mod.

I opened a mod request for a new Locational Damage mod, since I believe it's probably the most important gameplay mod that you can possibly have. But my request got no responses except people saying "Yeah, a better Locational Damage mod would be great" So I took it upon myself to make it since no one else will. However, I don't know the first thing about actually creating a mod so I have to start from the ground up. I understand most of the concepts already but there are some specific things I don't know like: How can I create a locational hitbox in Skyrim?

Did you even open the info.xml? If you did you would have noticed that it contains information regarding the mod such as name, category, version number, and author. This file is packaged in with mods so that NMM knows what information to display about the mod, if this file isn't included with the mod NMM just uses whatever it can find and it isn't always correct. Also, the file can't be renamed to modName_info.xml because then NMM would not be able to read it, it only looks for info.xml And if you're not installing the mod via NMM then you don't need this file at all, it serves absolutely no purpose at all except providing information to NMM. In fact, you don't need anything in the fomod folder that a lot of mods come with because the fomod folder just contains things for NMM.

I'm doing the quest Bound Until Death and there are some pretty serious bugs surrounding the wedding. If you go to the wedding, there is nobody there, the Jarl is there and one other girl standing by the gate singing. Half the time Vittoria Vici isn't even there and her groom is never there. If Vittoria Vici is standing on the balcony, the quest marker isn't pointing at her, it points at the door that leads to her and when you go through that door, the quest marker switches to her. However, you can't kill her, she must still be considered essential for some reason, it's like the quest has started in some ways, but not in other ways. Here's a picture of me being unable to kill her: All the guests are bugged too. If you go to the inn, they're all just standing around doing nothing. It's like they know they should have something to do besides their normal schedules, but they haven't been told by the game what it is they should be doing. However, if you talk to them, they think they're at the wedding and have all the normal dialogue options for if they were there. Here's them standing around doing nothing, there's a lot of them: I am playing on PC with a number of mods, so here is my load order: What type of conflict could possibly cause something like this? Is this a normal bug? Because it isn't listed on any of the wiki's so I'm thinking it has to be a mod that caused it. Also, I can't find any evidence of anybody having a similar problem anywhere. Edit 1: Found the husband, he's standing in the inn doing nothing with everyone else. Edit 2: I'm going to try to fix this. First by uninstalling Dark Brotherhood Resurrection Part 1 and second by using he console to mark Vittoria as non-essential and killing her.

Yeah, I did that, but why does Wrye Bash tell me I should include it in the patch if doing so breaks it? I'm just wondering if not including it has any potential negative side effects.

Isn't that backwards? Shouldn't the tweaks on that list be the ones from the mod and if you don't want to keep the change then you disable it. It seems ridiculous to do it the other way around. Also, you didn't solve my problem. Increased Merchant Count doesn't have any relevance to any of the tweaks listed on that page, as you can see, so how do I get that one to work with Wrye Bash?

Why does it undo some mods? I'm sure it undoes changes made by a ton of mods, but the ones I've noticed so far are that it's completely undone Increased Merchant Gold Count and Realistic Crime Radius You can see in the tweaks section of Wrye Bash that by default, it changes the crime radius back to 4000, which completely undoes the Realistic Crime Radius mod, shouldn't it be smart enough to keep the change from the mod? Isn't that the purpose of Wrye Bash?? Also, if I include Increased Gold Count in the Bashed Patch, then it doesn't work, the only way for me to get it to work is to not include it in the patch, which shouldn't be the case. What else is Wrye Bash breaking in my Skyrim and how can I fix it? Also, here is my load order:

Today I was doing A Daedra's Best Friend and the texture for Clavicus Viles' statue was so bad I didn't even want to look at it while I talked to him. You can see below how terrible the statue looks in the game. Lately we've been seeing a lot of statue texture updates getting to the MotW section (there isn't one for Clavicus Vile yet) but who wants to download the texture for just one statue. Yes, a lot of the replacers that have been made are sexy ones, but personally I just want HD versions of the vanilla statues so they don't made me want to MarkforDelete them.

I fixed it by just rebuilding the patch without including the merchant mod in it and reactivation the mod in the load order.

I'm also having the same problem with the mod Increased Merchant Gold Count (which is the best one, I've tried the others)