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I'm glad I could help and that it works! :)

May I ask which version of ModMaker you use? I had the same problem with my first hair mod, it simply didn't worked in the CC. I tried it with an older version of ModMaker to create the mod and that was the solution. Now I'm doing all my mods with the version: "v1.1.0.16 alpha" and have no trouble with it anymore. You can get it here: http://daitools.free...ment-t1065.html Maybe it will help you?

I was just trying to help...

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as so often mentioned in many different topics with the same title: Did I understand you correctly, you don't use this one: http://www.nexusmods...tion/mods/693/? ( DAITools Suite Loader ) If not, I recommend you to use this version and here is the tutorial for it: http://daimodder.tum...anager-tutorial General Troubleshooting Steps Make sure... ... you run the DAI Tools Suite and the Game as admin ... you have the following programs installed on your PC: DirectX11 and .NET Framework 4 or higher ... both your game's path and your mods' path are correct ( Dragon Age Path where you have your DragonAgeInquisition.exe ) ... your mods and the ModManager aren't in the same folder ... the "Update" folder doesn't contain actual mods ( the ones that have a .mft file and a "Data" folder in them ). Those so called "self contained" mods NEED to be merged with the ModManager as they WILL mess up both the ModMaker and the ModManager. Check your game settings and set the graphics meshes and textures to Ultra or higher than Default. Many mods don't appear if your settings are too low. When using hair mods your mesh settings must be set to Ultra, otherwise the hair won't show up in game and outside of cutscenes. I hope this will help you. :)

Well, looks like a overwrite error but unfortunately that doesn't help me because I can't see the important stuff. I need a full screenshot ( enlarge the window ) and the actual error message - for example like that: http://up.picr.de/30088456ii.png

Did I understood it correctly, you want to unlock the conversation options for them as with the "man - woman relationship"? ( so ​​they talk about each other, etc. ) As far as I know, this should be technically possible but as BioWare itself has only made the one option available, I'm afraid so that the conversations remains the same and can't be adjusted to a same-sex relationship. :sad:

Nevermind - I got it.

It would be best if you post a screenshot of the warnings and error messages which you get while merging, so we can help you.

As far as I know it isn't allowed to share mods from other people, the mod is set to hide for a good reason. It would probably be the most appropriate way to ask the author of the mod - adella9 ( https://twitter.com/ag9993?lang=de ) personally, if she could send you the mod, tell you when it's available again or maybe, she gives someone the permission to share the mod once.

Which one that DeltaType90 has mentioned, or I often use http://www.nexusmods.com/dragonageinquisition/mods/320/? ( to make the armor invisible ) together with some replacer or pj mod. You can find them in the categories Armour, Clothing, Models and Texture.

This can happen for a number of reasons but mostly it means your game contains some erroneous files. First, if you messed with the files yourself, uninstall and reinstall DAI - don't just repair it, do a clean install ( or maybe it's sufficient if you delete the patch folder and redownload it ). It might also be because you copied a "package" mod inside of your game's folder. After your DAI reinstall you may get this error "access to the path 'cas.cat' is denied" if so, uncheck the "Read Only" in the properties box of your DAI folder ( right-click that drive and go to properties > security tab > edit button > select your user/admin account and check allow for all the appropriate boxes, OK out of everything ). Let me know if it doesn't work. :smile:

Oh my! :) I'm glad I could help!

Ok, you get this error if you start ModManager for the first time ( triggered by the reinstall ). Uncheck the "Read Only" in the properties box of your DAI folder ( right-click that drive and go to properties > security tab > edit button > select your user/admin account and check allow for all the appropriate boxes, OK out of everything ) that should fix it. :smile:

If you get a error message "overridden by" then it means that you use one or more mods which replace the same thing and can't be used together. Simply choose the one you want and disable the others. And I also use "older" mods or some of those which you use and they work fine, so I don't know whether the mentioned problem "incompatible with the latest game patch" really applies to you but it can be quite possible. ( I have no error messages while merge my mods - too many warnings aren't normal ) If you messed with the files yourself, uninstall and re-install Dragon Age Inquisition - don't repair it, a clean install. It might also be because you copied a "package" mod inside of your game's folder. That isn't necessary, you need to merge those with the ModManager just like the .daimod files. If you have the Game of the Year addition and installed all of the content available, try to delete all of them and just install the below list: Tresspasser The Descent The Black Emporioum Jaws of Hakkon After that repair your game to create the patch, then try to mod the game and re-install all the other content which are available and load your last saved game: Spoils of the Qunari Spoils of the Avvar Flames of the Inquisition Weapons Flames of the Inquisition Armored Mount Flames of the Inquisition Armor General Troubleshooting Steps Make sure... ... you run the DAI Tools Suite and game as admin ... you have the following programs installed on your PC: DirectX11 and .NET Framework 4 or higher ... both your game's path and your mods' path are correct ( Dragon Age Path where you have your DragonAgeInquisition.exe ) ... your mods and the ModManager aren't in the same folder ... the "Update" folder doesn't contain actual mods ( the ones that have a .mft file and a "Data" folder in them ). Those so called "self contained" mods NEED to be merged with the ModManager as they WILL mess up both the ModMaker and the ModManager. Check your game settings and set the graphics meshes and textures to Ultra or higher than Default. Many mods don't appear if your settings are too low. When using hair mods your mesh settings must be set to Ultra, otherwise the hair won't show up in game and outside of cutscenes. If Mod Manager doesn’t work, the mods aren’t showing up in your game or your game fails to load, use the ‘Repair Game’ option in your Origin client. If your game fails to start, double-check that your antivirus isn’t blocking it - several people have reported their antivirus blocking the game. If this is your first time running the ModManager after updating to the latest Patch, make sure to check the ‘Force rescan of Patch’ check box in the lower right-hand corner of the ModManager ( you may uncheck that box once a successful merge has been completed ). When checking that box doesn’t work, navigate to your Mod Manager folder ( inside DAIToolsSuite_Loader 1.0\Tools\Mod Manager\Main\Mod Manager v1.0 ) and delete the Patch.daimod file, and run ModManager again. I really hope that one of these solutions will help you! :smile: