haidaboy

My worst experiences have been dialogue related. Such things as being called Brynjolf's new protege all the time when u are the head of the thieves guild, new guy at the college when u are arch mage, and similar. Then there is the fact that in order to adopt a child from the orphanage in Hearthfire, u must have killed Grelod beforehand. Like when do they let murderers adopt children? There are a lot of inconsistencies of various types in the game. And there are not enough dialogue choices for the characters either. How many times do u hear the "lollygagging", "sweetroll", "hail sithis", etc etc repeated ad nauseum. Still, all of this is relative minor and really doesn't detract from the game too badly. It really just amuses me more than it irritates.

I think you have to change a couple of settings in Nifskope. In "BSLightingShaderProperty" highlighted in Nifskope, go to the "block details" and make sure the first line has the entry "glow shader" for the value of "Skyrim Shader Type" Then you also must have a glow map (which u can create in your image editor....dds format of course). White areas will glow the most, black will not. Just use your texture as a template to create the glow map. If I recall correctly, the glowmap must be referenced as the 3rd entry in your "BSTextureShaderSet" block. Then under "BSLightingShaderProperty" I think you will need to adjust your "emissive colour" setting also. I had just left mine to all white and it worked fine (all white is R G and B all set to 1.000). I hope this has helped. I'm not too experienced with all of this either, but I did manager to get my glowing lettering to work in this way.

Could this be from the room bounds? I think you need to place portals where you want to be able to see through. With your interior cell loaded In the creation kit, at the top, click the "view" tab and then click "show hide windows". Tick the box by "portals and rooms". Then you might have to F5 to refresh and it will show if there are any room bounds or portals in the cell. I'm not sure this is your problem, but it can't hurt to check.