Kroekr
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You can give it a try but I doubt it would do any good. Check your mods (this may take a while). If it was a bad or incomplete port of the original, it will cause you problems. I cannot remember anything special about Bleakfall's first level/zone that would cause this unless you are using a badly ported or corrupt texture mod (needing a re-install). You can also check to see if any of your mods have been updated.
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Which NPC was that for?
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When you typed; Help additem what number came up?
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What was it?
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Keep them all except XP32 . Instead install XPMSE and do not let anything overwrite it.
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This what you are looking for? https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/30571
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I've tried both versions of that lantern mod and the only thing I can figure is that I must still have an old retexture that it's conflicting with. Maybe I'll try the esp version one last time after completely removing both versions then reinstalling it. Also I attempted to do the conflict check but I'm not sure if I did it correctly. It did say something about a Fine Raiment though which doesn't make sense because the npcs I've seen with the naked problem have so far all been normal class npcs who wouldn't wear any of the fine cloths. Look at each NPC separately. Are the nekkid ones "supposed" to be wearing the fine raiment according to Tes5Edit? If so, then an NPC replacer mod or perhaps a clothing mod, may accidentally be trying to apply it to them. The Vanilla clothes (DOFT-Default outfit) for Hulda is FarmClothesOutfit02 [OTFT:0002D75E]. If that is not the winning item, the green row column for that item is the one making her nude.
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If you are high level (over 30), I would suspect Undeath and Ordinator conflicting in some weird fashion but I could not find a patch for them. Other than that, I have no clue.
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Lantern: Have you tried using the Loose files version of the Lantern Mod? NPCs: You are probably going to have to load up all your esp's in Tes5Edit, sort for conflicts, then go to the nekkid NPC's in to see what mod is overwriting their clothing/armor.
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Have you tried disabling anti-virus and anti-malware programs prior to running TexGen and/or DynDoLod? I can vaguely remember seeing a problem related to those things before but can't recall (no surprise on my end) the details. Looking at your log file, it seems to me that either the folder holding your mods is corrupt (highly unlikely) or TexGen and DynDoLod are looking for them in the wrong place. Your logs indicate your game files are located on your G: drive. is that still the correct drive designation?
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Considering how much you do to in supplying support, you must be bald from pulling your hair out in frustration. I am going bald naturally but I have a crease in my forehead from rounding off sharp corners with it where I used to work.
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Yes, he did. :smile: I'll be damned, I am learning.
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Does your external drive still have the same drive letter (D:, E:, F:) as it did when you installed there? If a thumb drive 'stole' the designation, that could be your problem. As far as SKSE goes, are you using the 64 bit version? It is still in alpha (or beta, can't remember which).
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In your Skyrim.ini file in "My Documents\Documents\My Games\Skyrim", does your Archive section look something like this? [Archive] sResourceArchiveList=Skyrim - Misc.bsa, Skyrim - Shaders.bsa, Skyrim - SD.bsa, Skyrim - Interface.bsa, Skyrim - Animations.bsa, Skyrim - Meshes.bsa, Skyrim - Sounds.bsa sResourceArchiveList2=Skyrim - Voices.bsa, Skyrim - VoicesExtra.bsa, Skyrim - Textures.bsa, Dawnguard - Original.bsa, Dawnguard - SD.bsa, HearthFires - Original.bsa, HearthFires - SD.bsa, Dragonborn - Original.bsa, Dragonborn - SD.bsa
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Colorful. Is that vanilla or from a mod? It looks like either a borked texture file or a miss direction in a nif file.
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When you installed it to your external drive, did you make a new shortcut from the external drive?
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Did you by any chance download the LE version of FNIS instead of the SSE version?
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Open up NMM. 1. In the top left corner are two tabs, Plugins and Mods. 2. Go to the Plugins tab. 3. Find Eyes of Aber.esp 4. Make sure there is a checkmark in the box next to it. 5. Check it out in the game. If it does not work, completely Uninstall Eyes of Aber, re-download it and install it again. Before closing NMM, go back and do steps 1 through 4. You may have to re-run LOOT before testing.
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Most of the SSE mods are ported from LE. As far as I know, you cannot port SSE mods to LE.
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Let me know if that fixed Eyes of Aber. What race of character are you trying to make? According to the discussion page, it does not work for beasts and orcs. If you want it to work with the Ningham race, there is a second esp you have to download.
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That is correct. You should only use armor that fits the body type you have chosen. Concerning your Eyes of Aber mod, make sure it has been enabled (check mark by the name in the plugin tab for NMM. I don't use MO so I do not know how that one works). Do not worry about your English. I live in Texas so I am used to it. Americans from all over speak differently and we have trouble understanding each other at times, lol.
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It depends on which body type you are interested in. CBBE and UNP are base body type mods. UNPB and 7B are variations of UNP so if you want one of those styles, download the UNP version. Is this what you are looking for? Unless you are using the same ENB as used to display the mod, you will not end up with exactly the same look as shown in the pictures.
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I have not heard of SaveEdit before.
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If you haven't already, you could try downloading and installing the Loose Base Scripts from the RM mod file page.
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Perhaps if you made a merged patch with Tes5Edit it would clear up a problem or two. You will have to google (or duck) directions since I cannot find the post that explained how and my memory is not the best.