RedMachine1972

Overwrite SMIM with the mod that it conflicts with. I have multiple mods that SMIM does that with as they both change on the same files. Think of SMIM as a starting point and overwrite with others to make it better.

Getting back into modding and have a question about adding support into a mod. I have some armor mods (DX Armors and a couple of others) that have option to change the armor from one category to another, say heavy to light or cloth (with a new .esp). I also have another that adds in weighted support and adds the high heels sound option (new .esp) to the original. I would like to know as it has been a long time since I did any type of modding, how can I add support and have the sound file when changing to another category? Do I just add the Heels Sound .esm as a master to the category .esp, or is it more entailed than that? Also, if HDT high heel is needed for a mod, can it be changed to needing and using Racemenu high heel?

I hate to say it, but I now loath the site. When I went lifetime premium I could download as many mods for as many games as I wanted and never had any trouble with the site. Now I cannot download more than a few mods at a time if i use anything in Vortex that pings the Nexus servers. The downloads side needs to be separate from things like "query info". Basically, if it is not a download request, it should be handled differently. Had I known when I payed for a lifetime premium that this was going to happen, I NEVER would have given Nexus my money. Paid accounts should not be restricted. Well, according to your other post in the Vortex support forum, you were downloading a LOT. Actually, I had only downloaded 12 mods before hitting the cap. I had used Query Info before that to gather the info on mods that I already had first and that takes up a LOT of the API requests. Like I stated, download requests should be handled separately from information requests.

I hate to say it, but I now loath the site. When I went lifetime premium I could download as many mods for as many games as I wanted and never had any trouble with the site. Now I cannot download more than a few mods at a time if i use anything in Vortex that pings the Nexus servers. The downloads side needs to be separate from things like "query info". Basically, if it is not a download request, it should be handled differently. Had I known when I payed for a lifetime premium that this was going to happen, I NEVER would have given Nexus my money. Paid accounts should not be restricted.

Not sure if this is the place for this, but here it is. First off, completely unsure of how to do any of this. I have a lot of mods that I want to combine, not just install and then merge, but actually combine. Say I have 30 standalone (no shared data) armor mods and I want to combine them all into one and have just a single .esp to install. Single .esp or .esm, without having 30 inactive plugins in the list as with a merge. How could I accomplish this? Doing this for my own setup, not going to re-post or anything like that.

Oldrim has the advantage of having WAY more mods for it. A lot of the most popular ones have been getting ported to SE. As stated the biggest advantage that I have seen with SE is that it takes advantage of all the memory that it can take instead of being restricted. Currently running 291 mods, not counting visual upgrades, utilizing a single merged .esp and a bashed patch. Only problems that I have run into is when mods do not like each other and fight over who gets to do what and then one ends up shooting the Skyrim.exe and kills it. Other than that it has been smooth sailing with no random crashes.

Yea Sony sucks arse that way. Would love to get my hands on the game, but not buying a new console just for the one game I really want to play.

Any good weight reduction mods out that actually work. I have downloaded and tried 3 and none work as they should across the board. They work on some of the things they state, but not all. Also I do not think any of them have been updated since 2016 it looks like.

Just getting back into playing around with mods after being out of the game for a couple of years. Is there a way or a program that I can use to "merge" .esp files or read and alter them without having to install them first? I have well over 500 mods that i want to just make a single .esp for say, 50 clothing mods without having to activate them, load them all up and then use TES5Edit with Merge Plugins. Was wondering as it would make it easier to not have to go thru the whole process as stated and instead work only with the .esp files themselves.

Was checking out the new look and it seems just about as easy to navigate as the original. Only fault I have found so far is the Oblivion section when I try to go to mod categories, it starts to load and then nothing but a blank page comes up. Works in the old setup, just not in the new.

Youtube has many vids from install to major usage and pretty much everything in between for just about everything pertaining to modding, playing or fixing games. Looked one up on Wrye Bash just a couple of days ago as I am getting back into Skyrim and Fallout.

First off, I am new to modding. I have done some fiddling with stats before, but never created anything or done any real modding before. I am wanting to use, for personal use, one mods contents and make another. It is all armor sets that I want to use and just place them in a chest in or around Riverwood. JackGa's Pub has some nice armor sets, but I keep having problems with trying to get into the "pub" area without crashing. What I would like to do is take the contents from the npc seller inside and place them in a chest either in or just outside of Riverwood. It states "No need to ask permission for everything you want to use" so there is no conflict there. I just do not know how to go about this and help would be greatly appreciated. It is an esm and not an esp. Any help with this or pointing me to a place with tutorials on this subject would be greatly appreciated. I have gone thru a lot of you tube videos, but have yet to find one that shows close to what I am trying to do.

Had some problems earlier today, mainly just had to refresh and I could DL then. Now I cannot even DL manually or with NMM. Cannot sign in with NMM either, but I am signed in on the site?

It does have a lot of resources, but almost no reference material for those resources to know what they look like or what they do. Not to mention this one little thing that is states at the beginning " Now incorporated into the Main Bodyslide download on Nexus". Also, this is mainly a body model set, not the physics that I was looking for as Bodyslide includes HDT physics with it. Looking for mainly the files for changing the weight settings of the physics to something that is more natural. Most default setting have things bouncing around like it was all just balloons held to the body on strings. :laugh:

I just want to know...........what is the best physics mod for the body out there. It does not have to be one on the Nexus, I just want to know which is the best with well...............the female body parts and making them move REALISTIC, not bouncing around like out of control bouncy balls placed in a bra. It can be a separate mod from the skin or a combined one that has meshes, textures and everything else. I am currently using TroubleMakers UNPB MTM Bodies and UNP MTM Bodies NMM combined as it gives many options.