adragalus

Have you considered asking the maker of Argonian Raptor Feet to use his boot meshes? The feet look structurally similar aside from the claw, and he's done all vanilla items.

Turns out it was a screwy integrated graphics driver messing with my graphics. Thank for the help, though.

Graphics Card -HD7970M, no overclocking or alternation AMD Catalyst Driver Version, and Driver History -currently using 13.4, most recent previous were 13.1 and 13.2 Beta Operating System -Windows 7 Home SP 1 Issue Details -when started, some games will display extremely rapid flickering while publisher intros etc. display. Menu will load while flickering and then freeze, flickering continues. This is only experienced with some games -previously displayed images seem to "stick" to the screen, there will be layers of developer logos, environments, menu items etc. all displayed under the current view - games affected appear to be totally random. -drivers were updated by removing via Catalyst Install Manager, sweeping with DriverSweeper from safe mode, then installing 13.4 updated drivers with AMD Autodetect, rebooting after each step Motherboard or System Make & Model -Clevo/Sager P150EM Applications and Games -Skyrim: affected, graphics settings make no difference, installed before via Steam, freezes and flickers, patch 1.9 -Crysis 3: not affected, installed before via Origin, latest patch -Borderlands 2: affected, installed before via Steam, plays but flickers, latest patch -Crysis 2: affected, installed before via disk, freezes and flickers, latest patch -Arkham City: not affected, installed before via Origin, latest patch -XCOM: affected, installed both before and after via disk, freezes and flickers, update 3 -Star Trek Online: not affected, installed after via Steam, latest update -Dead Space: affected, installed after via disk, freezes and flickers -Metro Last Light: not affected, installed after via disk -EVE Online: not affected, installed before via Steam, Retribution 1.2.5 -The Witcher: not affected, installed before via disk, Enhanced Edition update -Witcher 2: not affected, installed before via GOG, unhanced edition update -Deus Ex HR: not affected, installed before via Steam, version 1.4.651 -Battlefield 3: not affected, installed before via Origin, latest version -Civilization IV: affected, installed before via disk, patch 2 -Civilization V: not affected, installed before via Steam, latest version CPU Details - Intel i7 3610QM, no overclocking or alteration Motherboard BIOS Version - Sager BIOS 4.06.05, installed by manufacturer System Memory Type & Amount - 12 GB DDR3 RAM Additional Details - Multiple passes of AVG 2013, no viruses or malware found or removed - Memchk and Dskchk performed previously, no issues found -No alterations to hardware or system software -drivers installed using guide on AMD site. -will update with additional games -please let me know if you need any more information

Okay, first off, I'm a complete newbie when it comes to the creation aspect of modding. That said, I would like to ask for some help with what I believe is a rather straightforward task. I have an armor file I would like to modify: a modded version of the ebony helmet that has an extra pair of "wings" and a dragonbone texture. What I want to do is remove the extra wings, leaving the rest of the texture and mesh alone. Yes, this is from Hothtrooper's Dragon Knight armor. I will ask him before I upload anything related to/derived from it. What programs would I need to do this, how do I unpack an .esp into mesh and texture files, etc? Please give any help or advice you can.