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If you are installing with votex, it will automatically set load order for you.

Next time you see him, open the console, and click on him. (having "better console" mod installed would make this even better.) See what his base ID is, and that will tell you where he is coming from, I believe it will also tell you which mod last affects him.

Sorry, a "little" late, but I played Morrowind, Oldrim, Skyrim LE, SkyrimSE (all of them multiple times) and now SkyrimAE (Alltogether roundabout 15+ years) and yet i coincidently found out i dont need Customizable Camera e.g. to change the distance, thanks to your Post. Now I'm feeling like a Idiot. Thanks for that, works like a charm! If you play on PC, the mouse wheel will adjust camera position. :D

I would assume (yeah, I know...) you would be able to do that like beth did. Use buttons for the various positions, just push the button corresponding to the position you want next. (multi-level elevators.)

What about an above ground hoist? Also, I do tree work occasionally, and we regularly move multi-ton chunks with ropes. Granted, they are some pretty substantial ropes. :D

This one?

It's ridiculous what the market's become for GPUs. Did it start during COVID or did another factor change the price standard? I think it was a combination of factors. Covid was certainly a contributor, (chip shortage and all) but the miners were buying them up wholesale as well. Nvidia then came out with LHR cards... (low hash rate) which weren't that good for mining, but, they did their magic in the driver, and the miners worked around that one pretty quick. According to theory, the next iteration of LHR cards, were done in hardware.... I don't know just how effective that actually was though. We sold a fair few cards to some local miners.... (one guy bought more than 30 of the 3080's..... holy smoke.....) More than thirty??? Oh my. I'm not too knowledgeable on mining, but it seems to have directly impacted the GPU market as the income methods shift. Mining sounds really risky, too, because you never know when the gain's going to drop. I hope people don't invest their lives into something that soon turns up to be not what they thought they were investing into. And that's why I am not into mining. Way too volatile of a market. Bitcoin pricing going thru the roof, the supply chain issues, shutdowns of factories due to covid, etc, all combined to make vid cards almost impossible to come by. For about six months, we were selling cards on ebay, as fast as we could get them. And our pricing was generally mid-pack. We could get 20 or 30 cards in, in the morning, and by afternoon, they would all be sold. It was a HUGE money maker, even with our lower prices. We managed to pay off our new building, and the shop truck, in the first year of being there. :D (we had to move because the folks that bought out our previous building (we were renting) wanted it... and were going to raise our rent to an unaffordable level....) The market has slowed some, but, we still have a hard time getting vid cards, and they still sell out within hours of being listed, but, the margins aren't nearly what they were. (the cards themselves have gotten more expensive.... simply because they can....) Thing is, I don't see much of this changing any time soon..... with the new omicron variant, covid seems to want to hang around and disrupt our lives for a while yet. I expect another year of 'screwed up', barring yet another variant coming out.

It's ridiculous what the market's become for GPUs. Did it start during COVID or did another factor change the price standard? I think it was a combination of factors. Covid was certainly a contributor, (chip shortage and all) but the miners were buying them up wholesale as well. Nvidia then came out with LHR cards... (low hash rate) which weren't that good for mining, but, they did their magic in the driver, and the miners worked around that one pretty quick. According to theory, the next iteration of LHR cards, were done in hardware.... I don't know just how effective that actually was though. We sold a fair few cards to some local miners.... (one guy bought more than 30 of the 3080's..... holy smoke.....)

Look in the mod archive that you have. There is likely a readme file in there, that may have contact information, permission information, etc. Should at least have the authors Nexus Username in there..... And yes, you DO need explicit permission to upload another authors work here.

You would likely need to write a batch file for the weapons, essentially, just a list of commands to add the weapon to your inventory, and then another set of commands to add the mod keywords..... How, exactly, you would do that though, I don't know. The second set of commands would have to be targeted specifically at the weapon just added to your inventory...... No clue how to accomplish that, without just tossing the weapon on the ground, opening the console, clicking on the weapon, and then running the second batch...... I also don't know if you could use the second batch on a stack of 10 weapons layin' on the ground....... In all reality, I am not even certain that using a console command to add 10 weapons to your inventory, would actually give you 10 of the exact same weapon.....

For a while there, we were building high-zoot rigs, and selling them both in-store, and on Ebay. We sold several of them to folks that only wanted the vid card, as that was the only way they could get one...... (some of 'em had 3080's in 'em.) They would buy the machine, and a week or so later, we would see it back on Ebay, either as parts, or, minus the vid card. :D

What is the DATE on that post? NMM DOES use a virtual file system. That seems to be the key point you are missing. They implement profiles, and the virtual file system came along with it. Look back in the NMM forums to all the folks complaining about updating, and all their mods were now gone. :D (the switch from direct install, to virtual file system was NOT implemented very well...... and annoyed a lot of folks. I updated when I updated my machine, so, I was going to be reinstalling everything anyway.)

Install SKSE manually. (directions in the archive you downloaded.) The mod managers don't always do a good job of it. You also need to start the game with SKSE_loader. You should be able to convince Vortex to use that as the default.....

And you apparently don't know how NMM works now. Maybe you should educate yourself. On Older version, (Pre-.63, I think) what you state was indeed accurate, but, when NMM implemented Profiles, that all changed. Load order determines which mod wins. Not installation order.

Seriously? Should have been pretty obvious I meant to the right (or East) of the UK, not 'you' personally, based on which way you face ... *sigh* Seriously? Confusing right and East is a schoolboy error. The confusion is all yours. Good luck with your geography exams kiddo. No confusion here, East is in relation to the earth, right is in relation to a person. Simple English definitions. Let me help you. You are walking along a path heading south and someone says "turn right". Or someone says "turn East". Can you not see those are opposites? P.S. I'm 46 and passed my Geography exam a long time ago. Every map I have seen, east is on the right......

so its a racist mod then?The characters were specifically deemed "unsavory," implying they're meant to be hated. I doubt the mod itself has racist intentions - Likely just the malicious characters. It's seen a lot in movies where antagonists say some terrible things, racism included, to make you hate them. Just look at some Skyrim dialogue. Nobody calls it a "racist game," but it does have racist characters. oh look, an apologist. Racism is rampant in Skyrim. Talk to any of the Dunmer in Windhelm. Or any of the Kajiit anywhere in skyrim. Or the Argonians to for that matter...... It's a fact of life there.

Oh yeah, the 1080ti is still a viable card today. It was a beast when it came out, and still holds it's own. :D I upgraded from a 1060 6gb card, to the 3070, and performance for me just about tripled..... I was STUNNED by how much more powerful it is. I got lucky though, my boss offered me a really good deal on the vid card of my choice, and we actually had some 3070's coming in..... :D It was a deal I couldn't refuse. :D My son is running a setup very similar to yours, and he is still very happy with it. But, he just got himself a bitchin' new job, that basically doubled his income, so, is in the process of spending stupid money on a new build. :D (11th or 12th gen i9, etc. :D) You were lucky, I would upgrade to a 3070 if I could find one at a sensible price but at £1,500 plus I think I'll give it a miss. I actually regretted buying the 1080ti start with, £700 was a lot for a card then and the 980ti I had was fine, now four years on it's the best card I've ever brought, it'll still run the latest titles without the need for too many visual compromises, if I played competitive multiplayer then more frames would be nice but I don't so it's not really a thing. Prices on vid cards have been stupid for more than a year now. Really wanna hate me? I paid 400 bucks for my 3070. :) There are distinct advantages to working in a small PC shop. :D Unfortunately, I don't see pricing approaching anything I would consider 'reasonable' for the foreseeable future......

Oh yeah, the 1080ti is still a viable card today. It was a beast when it came out, and still holds it's own. :D I upgraded from a 1060 6gb card, to the 3070, and performance for me just about tripled..... I was STUNNED by how much more powerful it is. I got lucky though, my boss offered me a really good deal on the vid card of my choice, and we actually had some 3070's coming in..... :D It was a deal I couldn't refuse. :D My son is running a setup very similar to yours, and he is still very happy with it. But, he just got himself a bitchin' new job, that basically doubled his income, so, is in the process of spending stupid money on a new build. :D (11th or 12th gen i9, etc. :D)

Nexus hired Tannin because they wanted to do something "New" with their mod installation tool, and it wasn't practical to do so with NMM. Regardless of which mod installation tool you use, the "Rule of One" still applies. For any given record, only ONE mod can change it. The one that loads LAST. Back in the day, when NMM actually installed mods to the game folder, installation order was indeed important, however, even NMM has changed since then, and uses a flavor of Virtual File System, just like MO, MO2, and Vortex. Load order determines which mod 'wins', not installation order, so, the scenario you describe, is no longer an issue, and hasn't been for quite some time. As for texture mods, if the textures are packed in archives, (which most are these days.....) The Rule of One also applies. The mod that loads last, wins. Mixing and matching textures from various packs that have overlap..... load order determines which 'wins'. And you can't have the same mod loading in several different positions. So again, even with 'loose' files, load order still wins. If you want to combine texture packs, a fair bit of work is going to be required on the part of the player, to unpack the archives, pick and choose which textures they want, re-pack the archive, and make sure it loads. Once again, it simply doesn't matter which mod installation tool you are using, the GAME still works the exact same way. Also, having more than one installation tool installed, and using both on the same game, is a REALLY bad idea, and pretty much guarantees that you are going to have problems. NMM works perfectly fine for me, and a boatload of other users. Granted, Vortex seems to be the tool of choice these days, and I suspect the folks still using NMM are 'legacy' users, that had it installed, and working, and didn't feel a need to change to the new and shiny tools that came out later. Moral of the story? Use only ONE tool, use the one you like/are comfortable with, and don't worry about the 'newer is better' train, unless you plan on doing a complete re-installation of all the games handled by your current tool anyway.

I actually like dell...... :smile: And I work in the industry. (PC repair) They tend to install bloatware on their machines, but, not nearly so much as some of the others. (I'm looking at YOU Lenovo, and Toshiba.....) Of course, most of the stuff I deal with is older..... so there is that. Alienware, on the other hand, is indeed severely over-priced..... you are paying for a name, that's it. The hardest part to find these days, is indeed Video cards. They are almost impossible to find, and hideously expensive when you do. The Dells I've poked around inside have had barely adequate power supplies, cheapo RAM and the plenty of other cost cutting measures not reflected in the final price, I'm not singling them out because other OEMs are as bad. It's much better to buy from a builder who lets you pick the parts, you know what you're getting then. Yeah, I see that on all the over-the-counter big-name stuff. Some of 'em also use proprietary power supplies.... which makes life at work REALLY interesting trying to test 'em. :D I agree though, building your own is best, picking the parts for your builder comes second, and having a trusted builder comes in at third. We do the latter two at work, I do the first option at home. :D Love my current system. Had it about year now, and performance is stellar. i7 9700KF 16gb GSkill RAM. (some flavor of their gaming ram, don't recall exactly which at the moment.) NVidia GTX 3070 8GB. Crucial M2 NVME in a 500 gb flavor for the O/S, and a couple 500gb standard SSDs (also crucial) for data. The system boots from pushing the button, to useable windows desktop in less than 20 seconds. I LOVE it. :D

NMM still works just fine, and is still in active development, just, not officially anymore. There is absolutely zero reason to avoid using it. Just pick the one you like the best.

I don't know that steam has banned anyone for using a mod to re-enable achievements.. At least, I have never heard of it happening to anyone.

Here in the states, wandering around nekkid will get you a nice orange jumpsuit right quick. Doesn't matter what your 'intent' is. Public nudity is simply not allowed. (aside from a few topless/nude beaches scattered about the country.) And of course, we are also the place where girls, regardless of age/intent, regularly get called out for their skirts being too short, or their blouse is not button ALL the way up.... It's farking stupid. (and yes, I live in the US) But then, here in the US, it seems that there is a segment of the population that go out of there way to find things to be offended about. They put more energy into finding something to be pissed off about, than they do taking care of their families. We have whole organizations whose SOLE JOB is to find something to whine about....... Quite honestly, I think our society is rapidly going down the tubes, at an ever accelerating rate... When simply stating an opinion, can get you arrested for a 'hate crime', you KNOW there is a problem there.....

It might be as simple as it appears. Why does the word have a bad rep? :) Maybe he comes from a communist country, or likes that political system. :D Who knows? (aside from the OP. :) )

Scrap Everything doesn't do the ini edit any more. (at least, not the version I am using, it might be an option in the installer though....) It DOES remove previs/precombines in settlement areas though. In places like Hangmans Alley, that may be a problem, but, I don't know, as I never do anything there anyway. But even so, I am thinkin' that dead raiders are not a part of previs/precombines in any event.... They were random patrols (added by PANPC I suspect). So, why I can't scrap/select them in the console, is still a mystery to me. :D