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Hello. When I signed up on this site, I only wanted to use it as a user, so I used my gaming alias. However, I have started to make my first mod and it's going well so I want to change my username to one that I use for development stuff. If you can please change my username to "gezegond" I will be really thankful, since I want to keep my conversations with other mod authors and because of that would rather not start a new account. Thank you.

Loot didn't tag the content addon correctly, which is why I was hoping there would be another source for the tags. And yes I do have the latest version.

Ok, I seem to have somewhat fixed my problems. I disabled Hunterborn in MO before creating the bashed patch and re-enabled it again and now it seems it's working properly. Also some enemies would be naked and that was because Loot hadn't properly tagged the amidianborn content addon plugin. (It needs both Delev and Relev tags) That makes me wonder if there is a user-based wryebash tag database, like a wiki of sorts, where I can look up the correct bash tags to use on my mods. There's also the problem of bandits now having more than one armor in their inventory, though I can't say for sure if it's a problem with wryebash or one of my mods is intentionally making it this way.

alright thanks man. :) Does anyone else know the details about Wyrebash?

Ah, you seem to be misunderstanding me. I have read the tutorials on the regular use of Wyrebash, what I want clarification on is the effects of using it in ways it is not usually advised, such as not loading it last, and testing the results.

For instance, if I remove harvest overhaul creatures from the mods in leveled list tab, will the new bashed patch overwrite the changes it makes? If so should I load it after the bashed patch to get around it?

Hello. I have read and watched several wyrebash tutorials and guides about making bashed patches, however I can't seem to make them to work properly, mainly because it seems to me that many mods (for example harvest overhaul creatures) are not wyrebash friendly, and just running loot and wyrebash and hoping for the best won't work if you have too many mods. Therefore I would like to ask people who know about modding some questions only regarding the leveled lists that wyrebash is supposed to merge: 1- short: Can I run wyrebash only with 2 mods enabled and use the resulting esp as a compatibility patch for those 2 mods only? long: From my understanding, what wyrebash is supposed to be doing is merging leveled lists so that the edits to these lists that were done by other mods than the last one loaded are incorporated in the game as well. However it seems to me that wyrebash does more than just that. Let's say I only have three mods, one that adds several armors to some bandit leveled lists, another one that changes a lot of things in the game but also adds some more armors to the same leveled list, and a third one like morrow loot that just removes some of the higher level armors from the same leveled list. Let's say I have a dozen of other mods that make a lot of visual changes that I dont really want wyrebash to touch because even if they make changes to leveled lists, theyre minimal changes and I don't care if they're incorporated in my game or not. Can I disable the other dozen mods that I dont want wyrebash to touch, then just run wyrebash on the three mods that I know change the leveled lists, and used the bashed patch esp as a sort of a compatibility patch for that 3 mods? 2-short: How can I test if my bashed patch is working properly? long: As of now the only way I know to test if the patch was done successfully is to go in the game and find a lot of loot containers and hope I see all the mods' items in them. That is too time consuming and not really practical if I have too many mods installed. Can I just view the bashed patche's leveled list in some program and see if items from the mods are in there or not without having to go in game?

Right, thank you.

Ok, thanks man.

Thank you for your response. I know that will work, but do you know if it's possible to keep my progress?

Hey guys. I'm in a sort of bind and I really need your advice. I had bought Skyrim some time ago on steam, and I played it for a while, and kept adding mods to it. So my save right now is one with lots of Skyrim mods. The legendary edition went on sale recently, so now I've got the DLCs, but almost all the mods have specific DLC versions. (But I have the non DLC versions installed) In your opinion, should I just start a new game, or uninstall all mods and reinstall the DLC versions and continue this save (will it work? :s), or just finish the game and then try the DLCs?