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No. I was too fast to claim it success. It doesn't work that way. It works with an object, not with an actor. If I put an apple pie on that platform, the pie will go spinning on its axis as it should be. If I put an actor, a human NPC on that platform, the actor will kind of move in circles but not on his axis, he will keep it facing just one direction, while his feet will be sliding on the platform's surface - not what I want.

Wow! That's jsst what I need

I am searching for information on how to make an animated piece of furniture, a rotating platform with an activator so I can toggle animation (rotation) on\off and with collision so I can put an object or an actor (PC, NPC) on it and send them spin around. If something like that already exists (like a modder resource for Skyrim), please let me know. If not, I would appreciate you poininting me out in the direction of a good tut on the subject.

Hello! I am searching for a way to download the Skyrim male follower mod Johannes Grossmann. I used to have it once, before the data lost on my computer. Now I can't find a way to download it. Need some help.

It really looks like addressing and eliminating the errors and other issues listed in DAR's SKSE log (DynamicAnimationReplacer.log) (missing esp's, invalid conditions...) helped! No CTDs so far. To my shame, I had no idea about that log's existance. Thank you guys for your help!

(skip to questions at the bottom of the page) First off, I am a LE gamer, modder a little bit, and a huge fan of DAR - Dynamic Animation Replacer mod. I have buit a pretty large collection of DAR addons and animation packs for Player and Non-playable characters to make each of them a bit more unique. And I love it, really enjoying the thing when I launch the game with DAR and DAR-related mods enabled. Problem is, I start experiencing CTD's after having played with DAR for awhile (after several sittings, several saves). I wish I knew what exactly causes the game to crash, not immediately, but after a few hours of gameplay. I have a low end PC and that's probably the main issue, but I'm still hoping to find a work around. Asked on the mod's page by the way to no success, so I'm asking here. I can only guess that there might be a stack of script instances of some sort getting bloated up and get my system overencumbered at some point, making it impossible for the machine to carry on. I know nothing of it, but there must be a limit for anim events that system is able to process at a time. The only way around that I found so far is to disable DAR and DAR-dependent mods and play without them. I noticed that after awhile I can enable them again and there will be no game crashing for awhile until it gets bloated again. So, my questions are: 1. What happens when the game crashes? What causes the game crash? 2. Where is the file, the momory buffer that contains the digital information about the current and recent script events, anim events? 3. Is there a way to clean up, empty that memory buffer (off the game) without harming the saved game?

I have another question. How does the skyrim's system recognize keyword -- by its Editor ID (name) or by its Form ID (number)? I am asking because it will be much easier for me to use a keyword with the same name as the original rather than use the original keyword which will require adding more master files to my esp. I have a bias to think it's the latter (Form ID). Everything in Skyrim seems to work through the Form ID. But I noticed some of the mod authors do create new keywords with same name as the original. Not sure if it does the trick though.

2. I mean Navigation Mesh with ID. There can be a number of those in one Cell. 4. Okay, got you, no impact. But there is a CK function to optimize NavMesh that will reduce the number of triangles, making those triangles bigger... I am used to think of optimization of any type as of something that will make it easier for system to operate the data... Nevermind, no impact is good with me. Thank you guys for your help and the links to WIKI. I wish there were more tuts, tips and general info on the topic though.

Skyrim LE modder here. The wiki is under maintanance, and I am not sure I will find answers there, so here we go. Q1: If I edit Landscape, say, raise the floor (ground) a little bit (to cover the texture gap in the object), do I have to re-generate the LOD? Q2: How many NavMeshes can be in one Cell (exterior) before there are too many? Q3: How many drop-downs (portal edges) can be in one Cell (exterior), any limitations? Q4: What is the performance impact NavMesh, triangles, portal edges have (on my low-end system)?

I am making a dialogue oriented mod where NPCs will spare comments on Player Followers' (not Player's) stats (armor, etc.). I did that by creating a Quest Alias (Follower) to fill matching reference in Loaded Area. I succeeded in that. The only thing I noticed: NPCs would fire their line while not necessary being in front of the actor (Player's Follower) they addressing their line to. They can be around the corner of the building or even sleeping in bed, and they still fire their line. That's rediculous. I need to specify conditions, like GetLineOfSight or something. Question is, can I use GetLineOfSight for a dialogue condition, and how to do that?

Good to know, thanks! I guess, we can't miss it once it's back, can we?

Please help! I can't find the work around the issue with NPCs being not able to use the doors. They try to use it, but they won't teleport, just disappear and reappear at the same spot. It is a custom worldspace I am editing NavMesh in. The two doors (TrapDoors) are linked to each other, and they are located in two different yet adjacent exterior cells. If I place them in the same cell, they work. But I need them in the neighboring cells because of the architecture objects layout.

I moved the doors into one same cell and it did the trick.

I am very meticulous in NavMeshing. I inspect, I test paths, I check for errors, I finalize, test everything in-game. I am positive, both cells are finalized. NPC's are moving around no problem. As you suggested, I've tried making the triangle larger. What I have is NPC will step on that green triangle, play animation as if being using (opening) the door, and immediately respawn at the same spot. This is weird. I know it 99% says there's something wrong with NavMesh, because, again, Player can use the doors to teleport next cell with no issues. I am not sure I understand what you saying about yellow markers (the Door Markers, right?) having to be 'away from the door'. Why do they have to be away from the door? These are the Ship Trap Doors, the ones on the floor. Again, the doors teleport function works with the two doors being in the same cell. It does not work with the doors being located in different cells like two cells next to each other. Weird thing, and it really looks like NavMeshing. Not the sheer NavMeshing, but NavMeshing in reference to the doors teleport function. I bet if I move one of the doors to place it in the same cell as the another one, it will work. I'm gonna try it now. But that will suck, because sometimes I need the doors in not the same cell...

I am editing Skyrim LE (mod) NavMesh. And I am facing an issue with followers not using Doors I've added. Here is an example in the picture below (Creation Kit snapshot): One door (TrapDoor) at the foot of the hill (right one) is linked to another door at the top of the hill (left one). The doors are in the "nextdoor" cells. NavMesh is finalized (green triangles). The doors are usable by Player. But NPC's (followers) won't use them. If I place both doors in the same cell, NPC's will use them. What's wrong?