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The two most likely reasons are that it has illegally included content (aka The author ripped some content from another game, or included files sourced from a mod they haven't got permission to include), or the Author has been banned from one reason or another. Which mods are you talking about? If it's name is along the lines of "*** Game Weapons/Armor pack" (*** = Halo, Mass Effect, Crysis, etc) or something of the sort, the reason it's been hidden should be pretty obvious.

The second reference has a rather comprehensive list of steps to take (2nd and 4th answers). I'm certainly no expert in the area, so if that fails I'm stumped. It certainly isn't a problem with the drivers themselves, the card manufacturer or Skyrim since it's definitely working properly over here, with everything pretty much straight out of the box.

from here another which looks relevant here Kinda suggests there might be traces of older drivers present, or the card isn't seated properly.

I've got an EVGA 560 and I've never had any problems with it. I did have a few BSOD problems which sound exactly like yours with an older 470. It was due to a defective card though, dunno what is was about Skyrim which was tripping it. Only thing I can really suggest is to grab one of the benchmarking/stress test applications like 3DMark and run it through to make sure everything checks out. EDIT: As a long shot: Your PSU capable of handling a 570? Any graphics intensive game will destroy a computer with one of those if your PSU isn't up to the task.

If it's the same design theme it's fine, if it's a very similar mesh I can see there potentially being problems. At any rate, the moderators are probably the best people to go to for help here. Rig up an example model as you want to use it, then using the private message system (don't publicly release it, just in case) ask a moderator to take a look at it. Since they're the ones who decide if the content is "safe" they're in the best position to judge fair use and the like. (Obviously this only applies if you're going to release it here. It would likely vary between other sites)

As far as I've heard and seen enforced, Bethesda doesn't allow any of their assets to be used in other games, even other Bethesda ones. So no, you definitely can't use them as is (if the project is to even be released publicly), and if you were to use modified versions, they'd have to be different enough such that the source item isn't immediately obvious (that being the definition I've seen most often used in relation to asset reuse). You can only directly re-purpose assets if there is explicit permission (aka STALKER) from their owner, which there isn't in this case (in fact the opposite case is true).

As far as I'm aware there isn't a method of changing an object's texture implemented yet. The simplest method would just be to have an OnEquip block on each of the pick types add an ability to the PC (and remove abilities from alternate picks) and have the abilities govern the value changes. Most of the work seems to be in getting the objects set up and locating the values which you want changed. Assuming the functions exist to change the values, the actual scripting should be relatively easy. As for displaying an equipped marker next to the different picks in the inventory. I'm not sure how that would be achieved. You'd have to look at torches to see if there's an "equippable" flag or something of the sort available. It could just be an internal engine thingy.

If you want to just post what you're after here, I can have a go at it. I'm notoriously bad at Object languages, but at least most of the low level stuff is done for you.

It says on the mod page that they appear at the forge under the dragon tab as well, so cheat to get the dragon smithing perk if you don't already have it and look at the forge's list. If it doesn't show up there, you haven't installed it correctly, most probably haven't activated the esp.

Have a look at torches. Might be something there you can re-purpose.

If it won't boot, it's not Skyrim or SKSE's fault. I'd suggest pulling out your MOBO's manual and checking against the bios beeps while attempting to boot. If it doesn't even get to that stage, you'd better hope the parts are still under warranty (or system warranty, etc.).

I'm not sure what they're called in-game, but try typing "help Dynasty 4" into the console and see what it throws back. If you're lucky, the items will have Dynasty in their names and so that should give you their IDs to use in the additem command.

off the top of my head guess: It wants an int instead of a float?

Some may be randomly generated, but I doubt they are. I can run through Bleak Falls with my eyes shut... same number of turns on the same slot every time. It's the same with the column puzzles and I'm constantly seeing familiar puzzles on new playthroughs.

They wear their default gear when at "home", and acquiring the other follower meant the first was fired, hence they returned home... So basically: as intended. If you hire her again, and check her inventory, the gear will still be there.