markus242005

The main issue I take with your comment is that it appears you believe that the Nexus and it's staff have the right to decide who uses someone elses content. The mod authors here should be praised for all the time and work they put into creating completely FREE assets for users to use and many give authorization to freely use in your own modding adventures if you decide to delve into that end of the pool. Mods are intellectual property, it's a mod authors choice to ban someone. Regardless of whether you think they're being moddy, unreasonable, or completely justified in their response. It's THEIR work. It's THEIR property. It's THEIR decision who gets to use their "stuff". It couldn't be more plain and simple than that.

Wait, no, the past...

I'm going with future, without any reasoning behind it whatsoever.

I'm shocked you can even run in 30 fps generally with a dual core processor, running 200+ mods AND ENB. I'd be surprised if there's anything you could do to alleviate this. Skyrim unloads a lot of processing onto the CPU.

I maybe wrong, but I'd guess one of the scripts from Transmogrification is still in your save. Have you noticed the save bloating in size since uninstall?

The newest SKSE version has shesons memory patch incorporated. As well, there is SSME on the nexus for the same effect: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/50305/?

He's not actually using RLO. Those are just 'reminder' messages. Derp :facepalm: I missed that. My apologies.

You can't have UNP and CBBE installed at the same time. The choice of skeleton depends on your choice of mods, so it's not as simple as "Tell me what to use"

You should remove both of these: ClimatesOfTamriel-Dungeons-Hazardous.esp ActiveIncompatible with: Realistic Lighting OverhaulClimatesOfTamriel-Interiors-Warm.esp ActiveIncompatible with: Realistic Lighting Overhaul As well give more detail as to when, where and how your game is crashing. Is it crashing to desktop when looking at water? Is it crashing when loading a previous save? Have you tried loading an earlier save? Does it still crash if you start a new game? Did it start after installing a certain mod? Need more details to help.

You should post this in the mod detective thread, not here. http://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/485981-skyrim-mod-detectives-thread/page-482

Holy hell... I didn't see you helping at all! Armchair quarterback FTW! :facepalm:

You may want to start fresh. Uninstall realvision, delete all the loose files you had added from your original realvision install, and then uninstall ENB. Verify game integrity through Steam (open steam, right click Skyrim, click properties, click local files tab, click verify game integrity button), in case you accidentally deleted any vanilla Skyrim files. Then reinstall .250 ENB binaries and make sure to backup the vanilla enblocal.ini and enbseries.ini in a safe place. Then reinstall realvision and see what happens.

I would post in the NMM open beta bug reports forum, you'll get one on one help with this. http://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/tracker/project-3-mod-manager-open-beta/

Run BOSS and post your list WITH errors. It's likely either a conflict, OR WiC relies on a vanilla texture that one of your mods is changing and causing a problem, OR You installed it improperly and are missing pieces of the mod, OR your download was corrupt before you installed it.

Post a BOSS list with errors. If you're running animation mods, make sure you run FNISGenerateForUsers.exe after every install. Make sure you have the proper patches/options checked for it. Make sure you repair any warnings you get from FNIS. Generally the "Flying T" is caused by lack of running FNISGenerateForUsers.exe or an out of order animation mod.