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Hi all, I have used ENB on and off again since I started modding Skyrim. I have always uninstalled because I have been unsatisfied with the lighting, it is often overexposed. Does anyone have any idea where I can find a quick guide on ENB configuration. Thanks in advance.

"player.setcrimegold 0" The possible solution to all your problems.

Save it, run it, walk into it. Some items don't have physics automatically enabled, however when you walk into it physics will enable. You can change this in the item properties, I have forgotten where exactly, but it is there. Just have a look. :thumbsup:

Only trouble with this, water only has a texture above and below the surface. You will probably have to create your own object for this, add a bit of a texture to the outsides.

Oh, I don't see why not then. Just need the container to be static, then re-size the water to fit. Then you just need to add fish, I would assume from a spawner. Water isn't a physical entity, it is more of another surface through which the player can pass. This is from my own research while screwing around with the CK, I could be totally wrong. Check it out for yourself.

Skyrim is one of the few games where the player can feel a part of the world. Breaking this connection detracts from a lot of the great parts of Skyrim, you are left with a first person hack-n-slash, with repetitive voice acting and a relatively shocking plot. That is how I feel, each to their own though.

This is actually a really exciting idea, literature plays such a huge part in the real world. I would be more than happy to contribute, the hardest part will be deciding what to write about.

I am imagining you want something like Minecraft's bucket? Unfortunately, I don't think Skyrim does liquid physics.

I think that has something to do with them trying to create a community, that is why I will stay with the Nexus. This is something, at this stage, that the Nexus does far better than SW.

Ha, yeah, not the greatest engine. I just noticed that I could float other objects down a river, or at least roll them along the bottom. I wanted to do a boat mod, but it seems that I have reached my first boundary, obstacle rather, in my modding life.

Sounds like a good idea, hopefully most have already heard about the Nexus.

So, I just logged into steam to find this horrendous looking Steam Workshop panel on my Skyrim library page. Will the workshop take off, or will the Nexus remain the undisputed source for Skyrim content? What do you think? Personally, I will stay here.

I hate to bump, but this forum has so much activity.

I believe so, I want to have the row-boat effected by physics; so that it is light enough to float down a river.