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Aww yeah, I learned that making meshes show up in Skyrim can be very hard thing to accomplish. Did you follow any guides as to how to export your model? Somewhere I heard that your nif definitely needs a diffuse and normal map to even show up. So I recommend creating temporary placeholders and setting them up in Nifskope. What also helped me was to delete the BSLightingshaderProperty and replacing it with one from a working mesh. Don't forget to correct the texture paths though! Also, in your console you'll need to put in: help lightsaber Then it should give you the RefID. Use this ID to add the item to your characters inventory.

Also try to regenerate the .ini files for the user whose Skyrim doesn't work. Back them up, though. Or copy paste them from the user that works.

There's a tweak for that. Add bAllowMultipleMasterLoads=1 to the SkyrimEditor.ini under [General].

It ain't difficult at all! Open showracemenu ingame and close it again. Then load characterMakingExtender.esp in the CK, go to the tab where you can change the nose and mouth and such. There, select only "nose32"(, preview) and export (Alt-F4)! Hope that helped.

For skills and attributes, read the last entry here. Altering the birth stone is possible through changing its effects in the CS, I guess. However, I don't think MW has something like showracemenu. Maybe you could change the races attributes in the CS, as well. Good luck.

Hi, in Morrowind it actually matters what skills you want to use with what race. Try to build a character with a few very good skills. For instance a redguard will have a longsword skill of 50 on game start, iirc. It's a lot easier that way. Have fun in Morrowind.

Hey, I'm searching for the download location or title of the mod "Owned.esp". I believe it enabled you to use the homes of your murder victims. I'm sure I got it here on the Nexus, long ago.

Hi! You mean this quest, don't you? For that ... Or do you mean she behaves like that after the quest?

Hi Reithymn, I'd recommend to delete all folders and files inside of "Data Files" except Morrowind.esm/bsa, Tribunal.esm/bsa and Bloodmoon.esm/bsa, the "Music" folder ( which is easy to browse through, even if you have music mods installed) and the "Splash" Folder, which should be safe as well, if you haven't installed any unwanted loading screen backgrounds. After that there should be a feature in Steam to redownload deleted files. Maybe you want to use a mod organizing tool like Wrye Mash. :) I don't want to play a modded game without it anymore. It's amazing. Also I've created a backup of loose vanilla folders, so I can revert back without reinstalling Morrowind. It's very handy. I did this with the "Morrowind" folder as well, since I like to use MGE XE and the Code Patch. I wish you a great Morrowind experience! :biggrin: