GabrielCoghlan

Hey just had this bug as well. Up until now to get rid of it, I would run BOSS and then TES5Edit, and if that didn't clean up any problems then I'd restart steam. Usually didn't have to restart though. Today that didn't work, and on a hunch I decided to check to see if it was something to do with NMM, and wadda ya know, I'm not running the latest version. Just upgraded, and voilà! Fixed. For those of you who don't know, BOSS is a sorting tool which cuts out the frustration of manually sorting and organizing the load order of your mods. It's a big help. TES5Edit is a cleaning tool, which clears up conflicts between modules, at least, as best as it can. Hope this helps someone else. Cheers, ~GC

Aha! I figured it out. I didn't realize that I had to copy the modpatcher files directly into my win folder of my install. All is working now. I apologize for any wasted time spent and anyone following this topic. ~GC

Got a couple questions... If you don't have a steam version, how do you use this? :P I would really like to be able to use this, but I keep getting this: 0:17:4 Startup 0:17:4 steampath d:/program files/steam 0:17:4 steampath d:/program files/steam 0:17:4 checkcp return false 0:17:4 steampath d:/program files/steam 0:17:4 steampath d:/program files/steam 0:17:5 File not found 0:17:5 steampath d:/program files/steam 0:17:5 steampath d:/program files/steam 0:17:5 File not found 0:17:5 path vars org: no way no way 0:17:5 steampath d:/program files/steam 0:17:6 steampath d:/program files/steam 0:17:6 File not found 0:17:6 updateres var: no way 0:17:6 getmodfile: DefaultGameCore.mod 0:17:6 done Is there some way to change the path for non-steam versions? Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks, ~GC