marky0902

Hey guys, i have a problem here and im hoping someone can help me. Basically, installing the aforementioned mod causes any new save i make crash at load. I did some troubleshooting and found something unusual that might be the cause of the crash. Using PDT Wrapper (a save cleaning tool here in the nexus), analyzing a save i made before the mod install shows a "stored script definitions" count at 8896. After installing the mod, the "stored script definitions" count jumped to 1,917,059,080! I asked the mod author if this was normal and as of this moment, he hasn't confirmed the count. But i think it is safe to assume that no single mod can add 1 billion script definitions in an instant :0 I have no idea what caused this script bloat and i'm pretty sure this is what's causing the crash. Even the PDT Wrapper tool is taking a while analyzing the save (its been 15 minutes and its still 'analyzing') I should note: I had a previous version of this mod working just fine (v4.1.7), but after the recent v.5.0.2 release, this issue occurred. im hoping someone can help me get to the bottom of this.. :sad:

Im interested in doing quest mods. But its to my understanding that its one of the most difficult mods to make, as it requires a general knowledge of all modding aspects (scripting, landscaping, interior navmeshing, npc creation etc.) I may be wrong, but do people use JUST the CK in fallout 4 modding? or are there other programs that compliment the CK? (like for example: creating a custom NPC.. does that require a 3D modeling program outside CK?) Thanks for the insights by the way.. Looks like i got my work cut out for me.

Was thinking of taking up modding as a hobby. Gonna start binge watching all of the Creation Kit tutorials in youtube or whatnot. However, if it was that simple, im sure lots of folks would be modding like mushrooms by now.. and unfortunately, i dont have any programming background at all (is it a hard requirement?) Any veterans out there who can recommend me the stuff/programs i need to study/practice before entering the modding scene? Thanks in advance! :D

I tend to be a compulsive horder.. And since survival mode disables fast travel, adds weight to EVERY ammo, reduces follower carry capacity AND damages your character for being overencumbered, i figured i need that mod which allows me to transfer my junk + ammo or literally anything back to my settlements.. Crawling to the nearest settlement aint fun anymore... :( The weightless junk mod seems helpful, but i think its too OP. :P Hehe, but at any rate, Thanks for the suggestions, will try them out.

I think i recall someone uploading a mod like that, but i cant seem to find it. Anyone know any mods with a function like that? :) Thanks in advance!

Was planning to download it last week but i put it aside... Is it now gone forever? :((

wow, how i could i miss these? I actually encountered the Legacy of the Dragonborn mod before but got intimidated by the number of users who had problems installing it. :P Will give this one a go.

Any fortunate soul out there who would happen to know these custom homes?

I'm not sure if there are any existing mods out there that do this (scoured half of the nexus trying to search for one..) but is there a mod that allows us to craft simply by storing the materials in a chest without having to pull them out? Im tired of always pulling ores out and, after crafting, putting them back in the chest (because im over-encumbered) afterwards. I like how FO4 manages to simply let you dump all junk in the workshop, and you can then proceed to the crafting stations with all materials available to you.. Is there a mod out there that does this for skyrim? If not, well... here's me requesting one :D It doesnt have to be for all cities.. maybe just for the hearthfire homes that have forges underneath the house.

Interested in participating as a voice actor. I have a decent audio eqipment: Audio technica AT4047 + Scarlett Audio interface, and i love Bethesda games :)

Are all these roles still open? I'll email you some demos!! :D Have you considered posting this project up at castingcall.club? Its free and should be easy to manage submissions, in my opinion. :)