LadyShadowOfDreams

Okay, so removing Nioveride didn't fix things. I'm gonna do the other stuff now, but there's something I need to know. Some of the things it marked as having dirty edits aren't mods- they're the DLC. I'm -assuming- that 'cleaning' those plugins will break my game?

Right. I copied the entire document, so that I know I didn't leave out anything important. I apologize for my cluelessness, I normally rely on my sibling to help me. I already listed the ones that lack plugins. I have not made any changes to the Ini file, and I lack Bash. As fer my specs- If I forgot any information, I apologize in advance!

I use BOSS to set my load order. How do I get a complete BOSS log? As for mods that lack plugins- I'm not certain if all of these lack plugins, but there's CBBE, Better Males, Fine face textures for men, and I think that's it.

Hey! It's me again. After finally fixing my face bug- turns out it was an issue with my hair replacer, which makes me feel very dumb- and getting my mods working again, I decided to continue my playthrough. I'm currently heading to Riften to find Esbern, but around Angarvunde, Avanchnzel, and Heartwood Mill, I keep getting sudden CTD's. And since I have to pass through that area to get to RIften, well. My load order- or at least I think this is it, I may be looking at entirely the wrong file: Skyrim.esm Update.esm Unofficial Skyrim Patch.esp Dawnguard.esm Unofficial Dawnguard Patch.esp HearthFires.esm Unofficial Hearthfire Patch.esp Dragonborn.esm Unofficial Dragonborn Patch.esp ApachiiHair.esm ApachiiHairFemales.esm RaceCompatibility.esm MFVM.esm Skykids.esm SK Drow Child Race.esm SK TheEyesOfBeauty.esm HighResTexturePack01.esp HighResTexturePack02.esp HighResTexturePack03.esp RaceCompatibilityUSKPOverride.esp Unofficial High Resolution Patch.esp Chesko_Frostfall.esp MFVM_Hearthfire_Patch.esp CalienteVanillaArmorTweaks.esp FishingInSkyrim.esp Hunterborn.esp Hunterborn_Frostfall-Patch.esp TouringCarriages.esp WetandCold.esp RaceMenu.esp RaceMenuPlugin.esp SkyUI.esp Cloaks.esp Hothtrooper44_Armor_Ecksstra.esp Hothtrooper44_ArmorCompilation.esp Dr_Bandolier.esp ImmersiveArmorsNPCs.esp HarvestOverhaul.esp HearthfireMultiKid.esp HearthfireMultiKid_LastName.esp seedymerchant.esp Misc Items Reweighting.esp Book Covers Skyrim.esp DynamicMerchants.esp SK Vanilla Child Replacer.esp SK Vanilla Child Replacer HF.esp SK Vanilla Child Replacer DB.esp Drinking Fountains of Skyrim.esp SaturationBoost.esp RealisticNeedsandDiseases.esp RND_Dawnguard-Patch.esp RND_HearthFires-Patch.esp RND_Dragonborn-Patch.esp RND_DrinkingFountains-Patch.esp Hunterborn_RND-Patch.esp RND_USKP-Patch.esp Better Vampires.esp ajd_skyrimbookstores_shenkthieveryversion.esp TheEyesOfBeauty.esp UFO - Ultimate Follower Overhaul.esp ApachiiHairStyles.esp ApachiiHairStylesELVES.esp My Home Is Your Home.esp SK Drow Taldyn.esp Alternate Start - Live Another Life.esp dD - Realistic Ragdoll Force - Realistic.esp WellsOfSkyrimRND.esp SK Child Armor Swapper.esp WetandCold - Holidays.esp TrueEyes.esp [+]K's_Faendal[+].esp [+]K's_Marcurio[+].esp VelvetRobesandCloaks.esp Silverstead.esp SK ApachiiHair.esp SK ApachiiHairFemales.esp

In Skyrim, I am having an... shall we say... Issue. My female NPC's- base game, not added by mods, the ones added by mods are totally fine- have a majorly discolored head, and a very obvious neck seam. I'm including a couple of screenshots so you can see what I mean. I haven't seen it with male NPC's- but then, the only male in my game who I generally -can- see the the neck of is Faendal, who I've got modded. Edit: It -is- affecting my males now. Or at least Orgnar. The mods I have that coulde be effecting this: CBBE, with the face option activated Better Males Fine Face Textures For Men http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj251/saronda/ScreenShot7_zpsew7nmufv.png http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj251/saronda/ScreenShot10_zpsrpem6w3c.png Anyone know how to fix this?

I'm good at the plotting out stuff! Now, making the damn creation kit WORK and not delete my data, or forget to save, or crash- that's something else entirely. For the record, if anyone is good at making cells with the creation kit, I would appreciate the aid! My computer throws a fit at me when I try currently.

Hey! I -do- have a voice actor for her, sadly- I was actually gonna do it myself- but! I will -definitely- keep you in mind for any further mods I do! And hey, no need to apologize. :) A note on the progress of the mod- currently, I'm having a bit of difficulty, but I still plan to make this happen!

These kids are REALLY adorable. I love them. Especially the little elves, they're so cute! You have made -really- great progress with this mod, and you can be sure that I'll be downloading it the moment it is released.

That would be perfect! I was planning on trying to make some armor for her, and a dress, since I didn't want to try to make the regular armor work with her.

That would be BRILLIANT. Would she be able to wear armor, and possibly custom clothing I make her?

RS Children? ...Hm... I'm going to try that one, thank you. Update on the mod: The appearance and stats for the researcher has been set, as well as the appearance of the quest giver. It's coming along nicely.

Okay, so what I am getting here, is that the child always being the race of the mother, isn't necessarily set in stone. That's good to know. An update on the mod itself: I will not be using Skykids after all. I -did- receive permission from the mod author, but the mod is INSANELY complicated to install, and conflicts with ECE, which is... Aurgh. So, if anyone knows a good child mod for me to use, please, let me know! I have a friend who will be attempting to make me a custom model for her, but all the same, I would like to have a back up option. I have been working on writing the scripts, as well as making the other two NPCs. I have someone for the researcher's voice already picked out, and someone for the child, but I still need someone for the woman. As well, I still need to name all three of them. So basically! Progress has been made, but not much. Edit: I have written out all of the dialogue now, and the writing in the journal and notes. Also, I have named all the NPCs.

It goes against the lore? s#*!. Well, I think I can maybe work some magic-bullshit into the equation- spells cast upon the child in the womb, to change the way it works, possibly- probably- spells that enhance the falmer features.

This is a mod that I have had in mind for a... Very, very long time, which I am just now starting to work on. It will add a new child, who will be, for the start, a follower who cannot fight, who you can move into your home. I plan to make her some clothing of her own, but that is a goal that is rather far off. The plotline of the mod is below. In Windhelm, you will find posters up on the walls, requesting help finding a missing woman. If you go looking for the person putting the signs up, you will learn that they were put up by a dunmer woman, dressed in begger garb, living on the street, who has come to Windhelm looking for her sister, who had gone missing years ago, having finally been able to get to Skyrim to search for her. She had intended to search for her herself, but she has become ill since arriving in Skyrim, and no longer has the strength. She promises to reward you if you help her, and gives you a copy of her sisters last letter to her, which mentions a man who the girl had befriended, whose home she was going to visit. Going to the home, you learn that it is really a dwemer ruin, which in locked. You will have to break the lock to get in, and once inside, you will find signs of habitation. Food on the tables, mead, and a bedroom that is well furnished. Further in, you will see a man- whose race I have not yet decided- standing on a raised platform, facing away form you. The platform overlooks cages full of falmer, which can be opened by either pulling a lever or triggering a trap. Speaking to him, you can demand to know where the woman is, but he will refuse to tell you, only saying that she has served a greater cause. He will promptly demand that you leave. You can agree, and the conversation will end, with him turning away from you without becoming hostile. (You can still kill him, of course!) If you do choose to leave, the quest will not complete. If you refuse, he will become hostile, and trigger the trap that opens the cages before he attacks you. (I plan for you to be able to kill him before he triggers the trap, if you're fast enough, but I'm not certain I can.) After you kill him, and explore the room, you will find a table with his research journal on it, which will be flagged as a quest objective. Reading through it, you will learn of his fascination with the falmer. You learn that he decided that he wanted to learn what the falmer originally looked like- but there was one problem. A big one. There -aren't- any falmer who look that way anymore. He came up with a plan. An insane, crazy plan. He would breed a falmer with another elf, figuring that this would result in progeny that looked more like the original falmer. It details how he has settled on taking a dunmer from Windhelm, since no one would care if a dunmer disappeared there. You learn that he earns the trust of the missing woman, luring her to his home- and then forces her to breed with a falmer. He treats her as a test subject, keeping her carefully monitored throughout the pregnancy, before leaving her to die after the child is born. This unlocks a new quest objective, which is to find the body. You find it in a room off to the side, a note clutched in her hand telling you about her ordeal and the name of the child. You need to take her necklace to bring to her sister, and a new objective will open up- to find the child. You find her in the final room of the dungeon, in a cage that hangs from the ceiling, with a straw mattress, a wooden tray with very basic food on it, and a chain that can be pulled to activate a 'shower' of sorts. The door is locked, and you have to pick the lock to help her out. When you speak to her, you will tell her who you are, and that you are taking her to her aunt, in Windhelm, at which point she becomes a temporary follower. Back in Windhelm, you find that the dunmer woman has succumbed to her illness- but there is a note nearby, telling you that she has hidden a bag of gold outside of Windhelm, and thanking you for helping you find her sister. At this point, there are three things you can do: Add the child as a follower- she won't be able to fight, and she won't count towards your follower count, but you can make her carry your s#*!.Adopt the child- which will probably be more, script wise, setting your home to be at your home. ((You'll need to lead her to your home and tell her 'this is your new home' to set her home.)Or send her off to Honorhall, like the rest of the orphans.I plan to, -eventually-, add in another quest for her to make her a proper follower, but that is a 'if I can manage it' feature. I plan to use SkyKids to make the child, but if anyone knows any other childmods that work with blind eye textures, I'd appreciate it. I do not have names for ANY of the characters yet. Name suggestions are VERY welcome!