theicedevil

In response to post #81825108. #81825328, #81838723 are all replies on the same post. Todd Howard disagrees with you.

I cleaned the ESM's and it broke Dragonborn. Litterally, when I entered Solstheim, the Pier and much of the cells were not loading. It was mostly just LOD that loaded and a couple of NPC's and some static placed objects. That was it. It was literally broken. Restoring the original "dirty" ESM file fixed it and I was able to play Dawguard with the exception that I had to load a previous save before I arrived to Solstheim. With Dragonborn.esm Cleaned: https://goo.gl/photos/3vsnHTty9iedoMnXA With Dirty Dragonborn.esm: https://goo.gl/photos/ckqkzF5C1eBbdGEU8

Deleting the ESM's and verifying integrity one at a time did the trick. Thanks.

So, I'm guessing (and I mean "guessing") that this mod is suppose to nail down some of the random clutter in the game. The games havoc engine can go quite insane sometimes. Pick up an apple and the rest of the clutter on the table explodes all over the place. Granted, that Skyrim's havoc is much improved over Oblivion's havoc, but still, can be quite annoying sometimes.

Plus, Solitude's front gate texture looks like it was taken from Minecraft.

It looks like AceeQ is no longer going to be be uploading to the Nexus anymore. He has his own webpage now that is going to be the only place to find any of his mods from now on. - https://sites.google.com/site/aceeqmodding/ You might be able to find your answer there.

I'm really frustrated with the YouTube videos being locked down. Full screen does not work. The links on the video to view the video on the YouTube page don't work. The only thing that works is to right-click on the video, selecting "copy video URL" and then pasting that URL into the browsers address bar. What a pain! Most videos (especially the tutorial videos) need full resolution to be of any use. Please fix this.

Categories should be top priority! Sorting through 50+ mods just to find that newly downloaded mod with the basic alpha-numeric sorting that NMM uses is a daunting task and a categories feature would really simplify the user experience by light years.