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I'm using an up-to-date Chrome (though this problem has persisted through several updates) on Windows 10. I don't delete my cookies, because there are many sites I want to remain logged in to.

Can someone please explain why the site logs me out every week or two, forcing me to wait for the verification process to load, and then decide I am who I say I am? Further, can anyone suggest a way for me to stretch this out to every quarter, perhaps, or even do away with the forced logout entirely?

You should have a look at kinggath's Salvage Beacons. If I recall arightly, he (many, many moons ago) stated that he'd assigned his NPC salvagers to a new faction that was neutral to all factions.

Thank for your reply, Pickysaurus. While not the answer I wanted, it's what I expected. As a result, I've posted this site update request.

Background When an author uploads a new version of a mod, but doesn't increment the version number, we can end up with two different installed copies of the mod, but with the same version number. Vortex shows two installs with the same version number in the pull-down menu, with no easy way to tell which is which. I have lost count of the times that I've asked mod authors to increment. Most authors are apologetic, and fix the issue once I've explained the problem. A few authors find that re-versioning their files to be laborious, especially if they have many patch files that also would need re-versioning to avoid confusion. This reluctance is understandable. However, not re-versioning files becomes a pain in the arse for users. If Vortex users are lucky/observant enough to notice the duplicated version numbers, they can uninstall, and delete, the old version, and then download the new one. If they aren't so lucky/observant, they'll have two installs, with no way to distinguish between them. Their only option is to delete both packages, and install the new one all over again. I don't know what it's like for people still using MO2. But for Vortex users, which must be a large percentage of the people downloading mods, this is a real issue. It doesn't matter if it's just a change to the packaging of the mod; users need to easily tell which release is the most current. Proposal Please add some functionality to the file upload page that forces authors to increment the version number if they upload a a new version of a file. It probably doesn't even need to be a sequential increment; just a check that the version number hasn't been previously used would probably do the job. Thank you for your time, and your patience.

I have, I fear, annoyed a number of FO4 modders over the last year, by pleading with them to increment version numbers when they issue new versions of mods. The problem that I (and, I'm sure, many other users) have is that when an author tweaks a mod, but doesn't increment the version number, I end up with two different copies of the mod, but with the same version number. Vortex shows me two installs with the same version number in the pull-down menu, and I have no way to tell which is which. Does anyone have a solution to this?

You've got a better chance of getting help if you post on the mod's page. The author is still active on the site, and other users of the mod may have already posted solutions to your problem.

Let's look at this ... In FO4Edit, did you make sure that you saved your edits to a new file, with a new filename? Did you test your new file in-game, and confirm that it gave you the new/edited results? Did you pack up your edited file into an acceptable archive (ZIP, 7Z - as specified by the site)? Did you go through all the (many) steps of uploading a new mod, including selecting a new mod title, crediting authors, uploading a picture, a description, and your new mod? Did the the site eventually leave you on the new page for your mod, with the option to manage it near the top right of the page? When you download the mod again, is the date on the enclosed file new, or that of the original mod?

@subaverage Thank you! I'd forgotten about that proximity sensor tucked away in Autodoors, because I don't use that mod. However, it looks to be exactly what I need. I'll feed the output through a NOT switch, and that should close my powered doors just nicely. Hmm ... looks like they need manual configuration, which is not my ideal for a TS blueprint. Still, I can always leave instructions.

I'm building a settlement in game where I'm trying to automatically close settlement gates when an attack is detected. The base game provides the Siren, but that requires either the player or a settler to activate it. Unfortunately, in my settlement there are no nearby settlers. Now, I have, niggling in the back of my mind, the idea that there's a mod out there that provides a workshop device that can be used to trigger a door close. But it might be a faulty memory, or just wishful thinking. If anyone has seen such a device, I'd be very grateful if they'd let me know.

I'm sorry, but I've only just seen this thread. Have you seen niston's Forest Grove Water Lock? It has scripted water level changes, and sound effects.

Well, if you go to the Description section, you'll see that he links to a Google doc, which lists the mods discussed/demod, and also includes download links. Further down in the description, he gives time-codes for specific mods, and I note that he starts discussing environmental mods at about the 5:00 mark. He's made no mention that I can see of an ENB, so if you can't find what you need there, you could always ask in the video comments.

Hmm ... dunno what I was doing wrong, but it's working now. Thanks!

You might want to look at NPC Accuracy Revised, see how that one works, and apply it to your own mod.

I have a problem with one of the attachments for a weapon mod that I've downloaded. The attachment in question has a clearly erroneous AP cost of 2500, and it prevents the user from attacking via VATS. Now, with FO4Edit, I've created a patch to fix this specific error, and saved it to a new file. The only content of the patch is the record in question. Looking at the original mod, I can see that the only record that it shares with the patch is the one in question. Comparing the two, I can see that the only difference in the relevant record is the edited property. In Vortex, I can see that the the patch is set to load after the original mod. However, running the game with both mods has made no difference. Now, the original mod is an ESL, while the patch created by FO4Edit is an ESP. 1) Can an ESP overwrite an ESL? 2) If not, do I need to change my patch to an ESL, and do I need CreationKit to do so? Thank you for your time, and, in anticipation, for your help.