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Atvir Dres is always good for a laugh, and Inigo of course.

There are a couple of transmog mods, like http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/33902/? http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/50773/? http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/54277/? Not sure how well they work, haven't tested them myself.

I like that it's getting close to the weekend, that first work week after holidays is a doozy. I like that AraFox now has incentive to get to 501 posts ^^ (but wonder what other titles she will come up with aside from "newbie"). I like my meat and wine red.

I like Tokyo. Wanted to see more of the country, but I kinda fell in love with the city so I decided to stay and explore. I like being home again too *gets comfy* I like my job, but I also like that I don't have to go back to it until Monday. I like remembering my new favorite place.

Usually that means you haven't finalized the navmesh: http://www.creationkit.com/Category:Navmesh#Finalizing_Navmesh

Because of a mess of different IP rights holders prevents it. Some other game makers, most notably CD Projekt RED (the Witcher series) have explicitly allowed porting.

I think you might have more luck if you posted this in the regular forums as opposed to the mod author forums.

This thread again ><

I like that I have found a kindred soul in the most random of places. I like that I'm having what is easily in the top-3 of best holidays ever. I like strong coffee in the morning, and green tea in the evening. Because I also like sleeping well.

I like your profile :smile: I like that I've prepared for this trip by walking a minimum of 8 km a day for a month, and even still its not enough, I've averaged something like 18km a day here so far. My poor feet. I like standing around the big square at Shibuya and just watch the masses stream by. When the traffic lights change there's this huge surge of people going every which way and it NEVER ENDS. I've stood there sipping coffee in the morning, around noon, and in the evening and it's crazy busy at all hours. I like coming back from Roppongi on a Friday night and watching drunken salarymen stagger home. It's a miracle nobody ends up on the subway tracks. I like the freaky game shows and commercials on my hotel room TV when I'm done running around for the day. I like all the bizarre manga and anime related stuff for sale at Akihabara (the endless maid bars not so much, it's a little creepy). I like that I've prepared by grabbing this offline map app and this tokyo subway map app because I would be utterly lost without them. They have great internet here but it's kind of hard to get at, wifi is spotty, and I suppose I could rent a 4G/wifi modem thingie but it's fine like this. I like that they have an actual rainbow bridge here (yessss Mario Kart). I like that with my modest 1.83m I tower over people here. I pretend I'm Gojira on the subway. I like ignoring all of my work mails, even the high-priority ones. I just push "mark all as read" at the start of each day and then forget about it. I like the endless street food I've been nomming and the best sushi ever. And that restaurants here have weird themes like "Coffee and Spaghetti". I like the bizarre Engrish on menus and everywhere. I mean... do squids even have livers? I think that one will remain a mystery because I'm ordering something safer. I'm generally open to trying lots of things but I guess I've found my limits. I'm fine not trying something called "beef guts". Because I suspect that'll be exactly what it says on the tin. Speaking of Mario Kart, I like that you can rent a cart and Mario costume and drive on the public roads around Tokyo. I'm doing that next week because OH YEAH (and yes, you can do a route that takes you over rainbow bridge). http://i.imgur.com/702Zqyc.jpg (I swear I'm not trying to work that jealousy, I just need to share and gush a little. I hope you like it).

It's REALLY amazing, I made it here just as the cherry trees are blossoming (which was part of my master plan but it's hard to deal with variables like weather, either way I got it right on the nose by sheer luck). It's quite the event, they have "blossom report" on the news every day lol. Unfortunately pictures don't do it justice. The contrast between how crazy busy it is in places like Akihabara and these parks is a little shocking but it's nice to have somewhere to flee when the crowds get a little overwhelming. http://i.imgur.com/YFGOVEd.jpg

Just run https://github.com/Blodjer/HueImmersive I use it to sync my hue lights with games all the time. And XBMC/kodi, and other stuff.

I like that I actually have this shirt, and that normally it leaves most people slightly mystified. I also like that I packed it for my 2-week Japan trip. My flight leaves in 15 hours. Oh, I am REALLY liking this. Oh I also bought the HTC vive which ships in May and I'm super stoked about that too but seriously, Japan. It's been on the bucket list for nearly two decades.

It's been a while, but I remember I looked at that while doing my springtime overhaul and it was a no go. could be wrong, it's been a long while, but I remember I ended up just texturing the worldspace to be greener to match my springtime because I threw up my hands in disgust at what they did to that worldspace. IIRC the WhiterunWorld landscape geometry is a weird hack-y cut and paste job by Bethesda and more like a giant static object than landscape elsewhere, I don't think it allowed any painting on of the usual landscape textures. I hope I'm wrong, though.

It's entirely possible to take control away from the player and have the game AI control it, I did it here: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/27738/? However, there are limitations to this and the stuff you're hoping to do would be very out there. Fun fact: that mod I linked is the released version of my private experiment "SaaS", or "Skyrim as a Screensaver". The AI-controlled player character doesn't actually do anything though, it just endlessly wanders around Tamriel. And gets stuck a lot. Anyway, the mod is fully open with sources included, so have a look.

I'd recommend installing immersive creatures, I'm pretty sure it adds draedric creatures like winged twilights etc.

You may be interested in dynamic patchers like http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/51612/? It did wonders for the variety of my NPCs.

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/32339/? As a bonus it will also add appropriate enchants.

It's a nice idea (though I have no clue whether "hell" plays a role in TES lore, there seem to be many different afterlife options so why not) but it could easily amount to tens or even hundreds of manhours to implement. That's not meant as a deterrent, just a realistic estimate. There are no "modder's courses", everyone who has ever published a mod is self-taught. You start each of your posts with "I have no modding knowledge" but what is stopping you from getting it? Install the creation kit from steam (it's under Library > Tools). Start working through the official tutorials here - http://www.creationkit.com/Category:Tutorials and really start at the beginning. When you're through with them you'll understand the basic of creation mods - how the CK works, how to create new cells/dungeons/etc, how to set up a quests, and the very basics of scripting in skyrim, enough to start whatever project you are thinking of and you will learn on the way - there are millions of howto videos, web tutorials, forum posts to help you along.

I like spending winter polishing my battlestation, turning it into my warm fuzzy technerd center of the universe. If only I didn't have to leave it to go to work. I would REALLY like that. http://i.imgur.com/1rglkww.jpg

I would highly recommend running through the entire CK wiki set of tutorials, not just the quest part (although that is the part that interests you most, there is a wealth of good info there) http://www.creationkit.com/Category:Tutorials After digesting that I mostly messed around with the CK and figured out how the vanilla game quests stuck together.

Here's how you fix it: go back to a savegame from before you installed the mod.

Okay, two things: 1) if you are going to use the console like that, you are going to break a lot of things. 2) if you're going to uninstall complex mods and not go back to a savegame from before you installed the mod, you are going to break a lot of things. If you value things like working quests and a relatively stable game over time as your character progresses, don't do these things. If you're just messing around and going to start a new save anyway, have at it.

A papyrus log is not a crash log and the last entry is usually not the cause of a crash, because since it's not set up to be a crash log, the ultimate reason the game engine took a dump is not recorded. Just FYI. I don't know anything about your modding habits (do you install/remove complex mods mid-game, do you revert to an earlier save where the mod wasn't installed when you remove that mod, and so on, most people are pretty careless about installing/removing mods mid-playthrough and this is the cause of many issues) so I can't really comment on anything else, try going into riften on a fresh game (or just coc there from the main menu), that should at least give you some pointers about it being a savegame problem or a mod problem.