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I didn't know that, thanks for the tip. I'll give it a try

I googled around a bit for this but couldn't find hardly any mentions. I'm looking at some leveled items and I'm noticing some with the global flag as (number)LootChanceNone and (number)ChanceNoneKeep. What is the difference between these two? I'm assuming that the first one is a percent chance that the item does not appear with a 0 meaning appearance guaranteed and a 100 meaning absence guaranteed. But what about the other one?

Concerning this mod: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/20983?tab=posts Would anyone know how I could make it possible to continue to gain research experience while in combat and using spells? I tried to adjust the _SR_EffectResearchScript so that it did not check to see if the player was in combat by removing these linesif(Player.IsInCombat()) Player.RemoveSpell(_SR_SpellResearch) _SR_MsgResearchInCombat.Show() What happened after was that I would still lose the -50 to magica trait and gain no xp in combat, just as if the script were still being turned off in combat as it normally would, but the research mode would be enabled again as soon as combat was over. Normally, you'd have to start it up again manually. I'm not sure where else to go to to try to make this work.

Also, your load order looks odd. Do you use BOSS?

It's probably RCRN. Btw, you should always have rcrn at the very end of the load order. It also conflicts with any timescale changes you might have made. If you did make timescale changes, that is undoubtedly your problem.

or find a mod that does somthing similar and look at it in tes5edit. thats fastest

I tried to search for something like this but I couldn't find it. I assume no one has made one. What I would like is for a simple little replacer for the arrow that displays the players location on the world map. I'd really like it to be a little circle or dot. The reason for this is because I enjoy playing without the compass as much as possible, but when I look at the map the player location gives away the direction I'm facing. I want to be able to use the map without gaining instant knowledge about what direction I'm facing but I still want the map to tell me about the general area that I'm in. If the players location were a circle instead of an arrow, it would be perfect.

I am similar to Kanarus. I do whitruns story lines and move on from there. I generally do most or all of the quests in the area I'm in. So if a quest sends me to Solitude I end up doing most of the quests in Solitude while I'm there, and so on. That includes all quests, including the main quest. So whenever I go to Riften I will check out the Dawnguard.

I always love more chess boards! Sounds cool. I have one minor request though, please set up the board correctly. The queen always goes one her own color and the left most square at the bottom when playing white is always black. There are a number of chess board resources for Oblivion and Skyrim and I haven't seen one that had all of the pieces in the right spots. As much as I am greatfull for the work, as an avid chess player, I always just want to fix them when I walk by, but can't! Drives me nuts!

Have you also made changes to your graphics card settings? Some setting for Nvidia cards can cause unresponsive mouse issues in menus. I don't know if ATI cards have any similar issues.

Well there are plenty of instances of marks joining the dark brotherhood after they either killed their assassins or killed the one who wanted them assassinated. I always figured the one/s sending them after me would either be Maven or the Thalmor.

You won't get any help here. Skyrim isn't officially released on mac, and since you stated that you don't have a PC, that means you pirated the game.

I don't really know for sure. I honestly can't think of a situation where one would be required, though I know that mods existed like this for Oblivion. I don't know of a single mod for Skyrim that is this way.

Yep, that's all it took. I'm pretty sure that Gopher went over why those edit's should be cleaned. But to rehash: ITM = Identical to master. That means that there is an actual edit in the file that is identical to it's master file. Usually the master file is Skyrim.esm. A mod that has ITM can potentially cause trouble for any mod that loads before it. For instance, you might have a mod that changes the damage of a weapon but you also have a mod that has an ITM for that same weapon in it. In this case your mod that changes that weapons damage won't work! The mod with the dirty edit, the ITM, will prevent those changes from taking effect. UDR = References that have been deleted. These are very bad because a mod that loads after a mod that has a UDR for the reference that mod edits will cause the game to crash. This happens because the game thinks that the item no longer exists, but it has a mod telling it that the item does exist. There may be more to this than I've explained here, but these are always bad. There is no good reason to ever have them in your file. Edit: if you went through and did what Gopher said, you are done. If you want you can do it again, it won't hurt. If you did it right you will notice in the message log that this time TES5Edit removed 0 files instead of however many it removed before. Also, it won't prompt you to save. Dirty edits do go a little deeper than this, but that info is reserved for mod authors for the most part, as the mod user is unlikely to know the difference between a wild edit and an intentional one. Don't worry about that last part if it confuses you, lol.

The ITMs are mostly harmless in those files. By cleaning them you will gain yourself some smaller files and will be that much more memory efficient. :P However, those UDRs are bad, bad. Those should be gotten rid of. Since you will be getting rid of those when you clean your files, you might as well get rid of the ITMs too. It won't hurt to be rid of them. They serve no good purpose by being there and offer a small risk of causing trouble. If BOSS says it should be cleaned it's pretty safe to assume that you can clean it.