gnarlyfingers

Logically, you are right because... why YouTube and not Nexus? Legally, you are not covered because... for some reason they mention YouTube specifically. Logically, it should probably be OK with the creators if you credit them. However you are right that only an Admin could answer your question, because the real question is what is Nexus going to do if you upload that.

I have noticed that there are many broken links like <game-name>.nexusmods.com/mods/<mod-id> instead of www.nexusmods.com/<game-name>/mods/<mod-id> I believe that could be fixed, either by having the web server redirect those subdomain links, or by running a search and replace in the database. Just a thought.

From Luthien's reply I figured he used that NVSE dll (cotw_nvse.dll). Since I can't do anything with that, when I revisited this mod I started trying to find and hack the target template (ok, ugly). Then in a DOH! moment I just removed that dll and it worked!

But I don't play as a child race... I look adult while they don't.

Neither the base ID nor the ref ID change, and also FNVEdit shows no conflict. So, it is probably something like your last method. I am not good enough to understand everything you said yet, but while Amata seems to remain vanilla Hispanic, COTW indeed introduces a new Hispanic race with its own ID which contains an ONAM-Older (vanilla "Hispanic" ID) and an YNAM-Younger (new "Young Hispanic Child" ID). I'll keep tinkering until I understand better how exactly this affects her. Where would he have put that MatchRace? In a script?

What puzzles me is that those NPC records were neither copied (same IDs as in the original game) nor overridden (their original forms are unchanged). And although COTW does create some races and NPC templates, they all have new IDs, and I don't see how that guy made the game use them instead of the original ones.

Yep. Probably pirated. NM, I'll figure it out eventually.

Not long. The version is 2.18.1 (which seems to be 2.18 repackaged with an updated NVSE plugin). The file dates seem to be no older than November 2015. I just googled around, found a hit on reddit leading to a page in allthefallen with a few download links and I chose the newest one.

As I am not a modder but just a FNVEdit tinkerer, I could use some insight because this puzzles me. I found and installed COTW2 to check it out (for TTW, which means it includes FO3 stuff). One of the thing it did was to replace kids Amata, Butch etc with its own models. In the core game there are, for example - CG02Amata (for the party) - CG03Amata (for the Goat test) - CG04Amata (for the escape from 101) and the same for the other kids. COTW turns all of those to kids, not only the "party" one. And the puzzle is that I don't know how it does it, so that I can change it back for the last two. As I found out in-game, the base IDs and Ref IDs of the kids that I mentioned are preserved in COTW. The only relevant thing that I found using FNVEdit was some new Actor entries, only one for each of those kids, with their own IDs, and with the word "template" in their names. Since the initial IDs are preserved, how does COTW make them use its own new NPC templates without overriding the ID records? Where should I look? By the way, an "agerace 1" in the console can make them adults (if I don't care about the hairstyle) but still.. I am curious.

Oookay... so does that mean top mods in endorsements for a number of days after their initial release?

Question: In a general mods list, for "All Time", sorting by "Trending" gives different results than both "Endorsements" and "Downloads". So, what does "Trending" mean? What does it take into account?

The modder's name can't be found on a mod's page. Only in mod lists.

The new site design is shouting. All text looks like it is in bold font, which is overwhelming because the differentiation is lost and it all becomes a soup. Is it too late to give it some thought?