Nitrate55

I recommend Troop Sorting. It appears to do the same thing and has been a suitable replacement in my current campaign

But what exactly am I supposed to be do if I find that there's a conflict? I didn't have this problem while playing with these same exact 2 mods on a previous Skyrim installation a year ago. I don't get why it's suddenly happening now

There's only 1 spell with the name "Candlelight", and its console code is 43324. The other light spells have different names. The only mods I have that I know for sure modify spells are Perkus Maximus and Apocalypse

I'm having a really annoying problem with the candlelight spell: it won't show up in the spells menu at all. I know for a fact that I've learned the spell as I get a message saying that I already know Candlelight when I attempt to learn it from a spell tome, but it won't show up on the magic menu anywhere. I've checked in Alteration and I've checked in All and it's in neither menu, yet the game seems to acknowledge that it's there since I get that message about already knowing it when I try to learn it again. It seems to be invisible for some reason. I've tried removing and adding it back from my character using console commands but it made no difference. I also tried removing it through the console and then buying and using its spell tome to learn it, but it still doesn't show up in the magic menu. I can equip it using the console, so it's definitely in the game. Can anyone help? I can't find any other topic about this glitch from searching around (likely because it's so specific). Also, this is a fairly heavily modded skyrim installation. It has a little over 100 mods, with 2 mods that modify spells: Perkus Maximus and Apocalypse If needed, I can post a mod list

It wouldn't really be an armor, it'd just be a shirt and pants that both have 0 armor rating, along with a weapon. I guess that'd be easy to make, you just gotta study how her shirt and pants look in the movies, then recreate them, then put them in the game

In response to post #39832980. And what if they're not giving you credit when they take your work? Or, better yet, they're claiming every bit of your work for themselves, fooling people into believing that they are the ones who made it, that they're the ones who poured their hard work into it, and not you. I understand that you might not care, but there's a vast majority of people who do care about this kind of thing. People who cannot tolerate this kind of thing. For example, why would I want to continue creating my work at all if I know it's just going to get taken by someone else, that some thief out there is going to take credit for my work? I think it's enough to dissillusion some people from even modding at all in the first place