TheGodFormerlyKnownAsJohnX

Just throwing this out there, but 10 Doesn't dump the VRAM cache, which for most computers is I think 8gb.... If this fills up your VRAM can crash because of the game. It's a lot faster with 4k. You have to manually program Task Scheduler to dump this periodically or you will see crashes every time you play Fallout.

The recent update doesn't work for me. It crashed Vortex app and would not reinitialize, even when running as Admin. It also installed into Program Files folder instead of Program Files (86). I had to uninstall and reinstall the March update into the right folder to get it working again.

Open CreationKit.ini as a notepad txt, then go to File, Save As and rename to CreationKitCustom.ini

This is for old skyrim? when you edited them, what program did you use, and what .dds type did you save as?

Okay.... I have a follower I made from an Oldrim character preset for newrim, but when I pack the custom facegen, it doesn't work in the game. I overwrite the necessary files, but I just get pixel-face....

I have recently discovered that while one won't recognize the tint mask and thus gives the Dark Face Bug, another has bad textures that in Nifskope either don't work or turn the mesh black.... not the nif, because I tried the one followers textures on the second and they work (except the face tint)... and the second one crashes CK if I even try to edit inventory, so of course I am not able to "update it for SE"....

I'm having a problem with "missing" tint masks that gives a standalone follower the Dark Face.... I've tried exporting facegen data and replacing with old and repackaging, I've tried editing it into the head.nif.... I'm getting nowhere. CK really doesn't like completely custom followers,

http://afkmods.iguanadons.net/index.php?/topic/4633-skyrim-se-things-to-know-when-converting-standard-mods-to-sse/

Make backup copy of your mod.Change copy of your mods file name mod.esm to mod.esp then Use SSEEdit and remove the Record Flag ESM and save. Should work. Shouldn't even have to do that. There's a step-by-step tutorial at creationkit.com on properly cleaning files in TES5Edit (obvioulsy applies to SSEEdit) about cleaning the .ESM files of the DLC's, and any .ESPs you might have. Follow that or whater link is provided to you by LOOT or MO, or BOSS if you still use that.

I would PM the Hoth-man on how he does it. He is a pretty reasonable and may be able to point you in the right direction. If he isn't busy, of course.

Any chance there will be updated tutorials from some of the modders still around, i.e. you?

Not really. It's free for a short period if you register as a college student. I have been using a free version since 2012 and I haven't finished college yet.

In response to post #44092915. #44122270, #44136770, #44188110, #44205100, #44302475 are all replies on the same post. First, it's not "illegal", as neither Bethesda, Nexus nor Steam are legislative bodies that pass laws. It's simply against the terms of conduct agreement. Second, as long as an individual has the original mod author's permission, or the OA specifically states on the mod page that it is free to use, than any individual can port. Instead of belittling commenters with half-correct statements, it would make the community as a whole better to properly inform them. And there is nothing in the terms on any site stating against making porting requests, as long as either the original author or someone permitted does it. I find your ignorance displeasing.

In response to post #43916200. #43939280, #43941485, #43961165, #43971080, #43972530 are all replies on the same post. Did you try right clicking and running as administrator? I had to. or go into your antivirus and turn it off temporarily. Simple.