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Also, don't forget to click on 'Save' once you have finished changing the sliders to your desired effect/appearance. Make sure to give it a name that you can easily recognize as your body preset.

If you are running SE v. 1.6.1170, then you might try verifying your game files first.

Might have to use help "walk speed" 0000 4 for the newer console help commands, IDK for sure.

Have you looked at setting up Pandora? It has built in compatibility w/FNIS mods. I just changed over this month. Don't know about w/GOG, maybe check its Reddit discussions?

I am still on w10, if you are on a version of w11, then do an internet search for something like 'disabling OneDrive windows 11', 'making exceptions in OneDrive windows 11'. I never allowed OneDrive to run on my PC, so I don't know how to change anything on it.

You can find a .wiki here on the Nexus for SKSE mod compatibility and replacement options ( https://modding.wiki/en/skyrim/users/skse-plugins ). It may help you find something that you missed updating.

The FNIS.esp is indeed installed by Pandora, to allow it to control legacy FNIS-based animations. I don't think that you should delete it. Check its creation date in your files, if it is the same as the latest Pandora run, you should not have a problem.

I have come to believe that the options for facial components at character creation are specific to either vanilla heads or high-poly heads. You simply have to scroll through the selections w/o beards or facial hair to see which one(s) work with your head shape. Once you have that, then select your beard/brow/other tints.

You can try More Informative Console ( https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/19250 ), click on on the shoes themselves, ID the last mod to affect them, and you can also use the shift key to list the textures and their sources. You might just need to verify your game files, but if you are on a downgraded Skyrim SE, don't, until you look up how to verify using Steam's download depot.

@BrotherShamusI hope that my comment wasn't taken as some kind of insult, just trying to make sure that you did look at the documentation, and for others who come across this thread. I hope that you find some resolution quickly, I know how frustrating this stuff is...

Take a look at Animation Limit Crash Fix SSE ( https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/31146 ) and Actor Limit Fix ( https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/32349). The second one, especially. On that mod's description page, "Mover Limit (default: 256) Increase the number of actors that can move at any given time. If you hit the limit, you will encounter actors that float around. In the base game the limit is 128 actors." I think that maybe Engine Fixes ( https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/17230 ) also has some effect on this possible bug, go look at that one, too.

FWIW, I think that means that the appdata folder you renamed was corrupted or broken, and you can now safely delete that renamed folder. Get confirmation before you do, however, because I have never had to perform this procedure (yet).

Too many times ppl have problems w/Vortex because they expect it to work like NMM, or MO2, and don't really have any idea what Vortex is doing. When I first started w/Vortex, I made the mistake of using a separate LOOT installation to make my LO, like I had to w/both NMM and MO. That meant that LOOT was running w/o the benefits of the conflict resolution routines in Vortex. Going back and re-reading the manual, and/or reviewing video help files might be useful.

Glad to help, I like reducing frustration, for myself and others. Good luck, and I hope that any troubles from now will be small ones that are easy to resolve.

OK, at least you can identify the .ini files you can safely modify, should the need arise. Sorry that I couldn't be of more help in solving the problem. BTW, you should consider leaving the file extensions viewable on your entire computer. One way that malware is placed on a computer is to give it a different, or extra extension. That way, if you d/l a file, you can see if it is xxx.jpg or xxx.jpg.exe - the last would indicate a file that could be run on your computer. There are many such extensions, you should read up on it some time. Most antivirus stuff does a good job of catching them, but you never can be sure.

Your version of Vortex is too old to auto-update, I believe. Norton is giving you false alerts. You haven't yet whitelisted the Vortex mod page on Nexus ( https://www.nexusmods.com/site/mods/1 )? If not, maybe you should try to.

@vibeWmeWhen in that folder, you need to go to the 'View' command in the ribbon and check that 'file name extensions' has been checked. Both the Skyrim.ini and SkyrimPrefs.ini in that folder are not displaying their extensions. I am on W10 Pro, W11 might look slightly different, but the option should be there. You will see the files that you need to see, with their complete names.

Have you tried starting a new character/game? Before you do, consider the following: If you use a mod manager, it should be easy to identify the standard .esp mods, and cull a few. If you know how to use SSEEdit, you could also use its script functions on loaded mods to check for 'Find esp plugins that could be turned into esl'. Once you have loaded your entire LO into SSEEdit, simply right-click on any of the mods in the left pane, and select 'Apply Script', and pick out that script (there is a Filter box in that dialog that you could use to speed up the selection by using 'turned into' in the text box). Once you do this, SSEEdit will do its thing, and you can pick and choose which mod(s) you can either flag as esl, or modify to be flagged as esl. Follow the directions given in the right panel carefully. (Pro tip: You can compress more than one mod per SSEEdit run by carefully proceeding from the highest numbered mods at the bottom of the display upwards). Any changes will be made when you exit SSEEdit, just make sure that 'save changes' is checked off on the exit window that shows you which mods you have changed. If you make a mistake, simply exit SSEEdit, and uncheck the 'save changes', and start all over. You should probably start with mods that only need to be flagged as esl first, that might take you below the 254 limit. 255 is reserved for all of the esl/flagged esl (light) mods (they all begin w/FE). You must start a new game/player character to take advantage of the changes. Previous character games will be broken.

As you enter that area that is protected by a boss at the foot of the passage/ramp, look ahead and slightly to the right, Sorry for the lack of detail, I have only done it once, I missed it the first time I tried (tunnel vision during the last encounter), and I don't have any screenshots.

@vibeWmeAnd it is just the Skyrim.ini that needs to be checked here - none of the others.

@vibeWmeThe skyrim.ini that Picky is referring to is in the folder that holds the Saves folder, so is where you should be looking. My [General] section looks like this, only look at the SLocalSavePath value in yours: [General] sLanguage=ENGLISH sTestFile1=Dawnguard.esm sTestFile2=HearthFires.esm sTestFile3=Dragonborn.esm uExterior Cell Buffer=36 iNumHWThreads=14 SLocalSavePath=Saves\ ***** this is the one you need to check.

@pipelighter1The note in the requirements stated that the original Crash Logger was only entered to give credit to the original authors. It was not needed. If you d/l and installed it, remove it completely. Also, if you did not d/l and install SKSE64, the Address Library will not work. I don't know why the CL SSE page does not also list that as a requirement. Once you get SKSE (for your game version - 1.6.1170 is the latest on Steam) and the Address Library installed and working, install the Crash Logger Hietanen linked for you above. It should work then. Trainwreck just isn't detailed enough to help in many cases, at least for Hietanen to help.

Just in case you find that you need them - Achievement Mods Enabler ( https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/245 ), and its .dll helper (if you don't have SKSE64 installed - https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/3619 ).

Here's a long shot - go back to the 'Saves' folder in the 'Open Game Settings' as described above, then open that folder, right-click on any empty space in the window, choose the 'Refresh' option in the context menu, then try to play the game/access your saves in Skyrim. Probably won't help, but it shouldn't hurt anything, either. @vibeWmeOn second thought, have you d/l and installed anything to allow achievements for modded saves? That might be the problem if you haven't, the game itself may be hiding the modded saves. I sure seem to remember that being a possibility in the past.

@pipelighter1 Trainwreck is not Crash Logger SSE - Hietanen gave you a link to Crash Logger, click on it, read the front page for installation instructions, d/l and install it. It runs automatically when it detects a crash. Good luck!