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This stuff is really hard to analyze from screenshots and such. Looks like a morph file issue. If you want to package up your relevant files (the .esp, head .nif, the tintmask and such. If you got a .jslot preset file saved, that would be useful as well), and upload them somewhere I can take a look, I likely can figure it out. You can use a PM if you don't want to make those available publicly.

Look, it is a bug in that Wild Horses mod. It can be a major hassle to identify and fix a bug even if one has the mod installed. It once took me 3+ days to figure out why in my load setup, Vilja would never progress her secret ingredients quest. Without the mod, debugging is literally impossible. You can 'bump' it here till cows come home. If anything, your best chance to get this fixed would be to get in touch with Wild Horses author.

All of the above is done via quests, quest dialogue and scripts. Check this: https://wiki.beyondskyrim.org/wiki/Arcane_University:Dialogue_Systems_for_Writers Also look for other 'Skyrim quest dialogue tutorials' there

Brown face is caused by head parts in actor record being named differently from mesh names in the head .nif. Personally, I never use CK facegen, and don't bother with head preview in CK. After a head has been designed in RaceMenu, and head .nif and tintmask .dds exported (to data\skse\plugins\chargen) Specifically for Serana: Copy the exported tintmask over to data\textures\actors\character\facegendata\facetint\Dawnguard.esm\, and rename it 00002B6C.dds Copy the exported mesh file over to data\meshes\actors\character\facegendata\facegeom\Dawnguard.esm\, and rename it 00002B6C.nif Open the .nif file, and in its head mesh, make sure that 7th slot in the texture set points at the tintmask texture. Also, make sure that meshes have same exact names as head parts in the actor record. Capitalization is important. Example: I use LamaKreis' Bells/Serana replacer. In her actor record, the hair part is called 'ALK_LKSeranaII_Hair', and it includes and extra part called 'ALK_LKSeranaII_Hairline'. In the head nif, her hair meshes have same exact names.

Game already has long press concept: as in just pressing E over an item will take it or otherwise interact with it, but a long press E will attach the item to cursor so you can move it around in the world (press E again to release). But that is because there is special coding around OnKeyUp event for 'Activation' key. Most things in game are programmed to fire on KeyDown or KeyUp events without any special programming to determine how long a press was. It would be a real doozy to make those case not confuse long press with a short one.

Need a whole lot more info there. Does the game run when 100% vanilla? (no mods, no skse at all?) Did it run OK before? What is the hardware setup? Any mods installed that may affect main menu? My VR install got a fair few mods and runs quite well (11th gen Core i7, 64GB RAM, RTX 3080Ti, using Valve Index headset)

Ok, I am looking at the mod, and I can see that it DELETES the static navmesh bounding box for form 22505 (CaveGBoulderL02), which it really has no business doing whatsoever. As a result, this change propagates all over the world... which is in a LOT of places. I took the change out and cleaned things up for affected cells. Additionally, I can see that it changes the base nature of medium stone and wood acoustic spaces, which would have the effect on a LOT of interiors. I made mod-specific copies of those acoustic spaces, and assigned them to TotW house interiors, and removed the vanilla overrides. Here is the cleaned-up mod, just install instead of the original one. TotWHouse.7z However, a word about in-progress savegames: once you visit a particular location in-game, a lot of its data is 'baked' into the save file, which means that fixing things in a mod plugin will likely NOT take effect for an in-progress game. A new game needs to be started for the fixes to take effect.

This is from SKSE readme: * Where is the skse.ini file? - SKSE does not include one by default. Create an empty text file in <skyrim root>\Data\SKSE\ named skse.ini. Create the SKSE folder if it doesn't already exist.

Yes, in Body Paint section, click on every color picker, and set its alpha slider to 0.

Well, Skyrim VR main menu is quite different. I recall it is this place with a waterfall where you get to select the options..

For that matter, might as well "player.additem b701a 30"

Not trivial in the slightest. Depending on the complexity of a hairstyle, you need to... 1. Determine what parts of hair move and how. 2. Separate hair mesh into layers in Blender 3. For each moving bit, branch out custom bones from head bone. 4. Weight paint each moving portion of hair to those bones. 5. Add a virtual collision shape 6. Creste an xml detailing the bones, their movement, constraints and collision behavior.

One thing to check is to click one of affected NPCs in console and type "showinventory" to see if their clothes show there.

It is not BodySlide, it is something else. If you messed up building meshes, people wearing affected outfits would appear as just floating heads, not naked.

If you wish to keep that mod: you need to run TES5Edit, make sure that ALL your plugins are loaded into it, and examine ALL records that this mod is overriding over vanilla Skyrim.esm. if it adds a house at TotW, it should have no business modifying other things in the game. I can check that mod later this week to see what is the matter with it.