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Can't you already achieve this by enabling "Run Steam when my computer starts" in Settings > Interface ?

Hello, Can someone explain to me how a menu is invoked in Skyrim with arguments? I have examined the ActionScript in lockpickingmenu.swf and in the LockpickingMenu class there is a function that uses several arguments to display the player's lockpicking skill progress, as shown below: function SetLockInfo() { this.InfoRect_mc.SkillLevelCurrent.SetText(arguments[0]); this.InfoRect_mc.SkillLevelNext.SetText(arguments[1]); this.InfoRect_mc.LevelMeterInstance.gotoAndStop("Pause"); this.SkillMeter.SetPercent(arguments[2]); var _loc3_ = this.InfoRect_mc.LockLevelText; _loc3_.SetText("$Lock Level"); _loc3_.SetText(_loc3_.text + ": " + arguments[3]); var _loc4_ = this.InfoRect_mc.NumLockpicksText; _loc4_.SetText("$Lockpicks Left"); if(arguments[4] < 99) { _loc4_.SetText(_loc4_.text + ": " + arguments[4]); } else { _loc4_.SetText(_loc4_.text + ": 99+"); } this.BottomBar_mc._visible = true; } So the question is where does the game invoke this menu from and how does it pass arguments to ActionScript?

Hi guys, Steam likes to warn users about the dangers of being antisocial, so it will throw up a warning when you try to open Steam again, after closing it in offline mode. If you prefer Steam to open in the background, or like me, don't want your friends to know how much of a degenerate you are (wayyy too many hours of Skyrim), then this tutorial is for you. Step 1 Go to your Steam installation directory (typically C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam) and create a new text file that you'll rename to a .bat file. I called mine SteamOffline.bat. Open your new batch file with notepad and paste these lines: These commands change two lines in a file called loginusers.vdf, which tells Steam to (1)start offline and (2)skip the offline message. In addition, the steam client will start in your system tray without opening. Save your batch file and make sure it works by exiting Steam (shouldn't be running in Task Manager) and double-clicking the batch file to run it. Make everything neat by right-clicking your batch file and clicking Create shortcut. You can change the icon and rename the shortcut to look like the original Steam application. Step 2 You might notice that a terminal opens up briefly before Steam runs, then disappears. We can address this by making the program start minimized. Then, right-click your new shortcut and click Properties. In the drop-down menu labeled Run:, select Minimized, then click okay to close the properties window. You can now use this shortcut to replace all your Steam shortcuts to always start Steam offline. Step 3 Now we'll replace Steam's startup entry with a modified offline entry. In the upper left hand corner of the Steam menu, go to Steam > Settings > Interface and uncheck Run Steam when my computer starts. Step 4 Execute the Run command by pressing Windows Key + R and type shell:startup. The windows startup folder should open. Cut and paste your modded shortcut into the startup folder. Step 5 Open Command Prompt with Ctrl + Shift + Esc and navigate to the Startup tab. Verify that Steam is not there, and SteamOffline.bat, or whatever you named your batch file, appears on the list. Step 6 Reboot your computer and enjoy Offline Steam as it was intended! btw, does anyone know how to make image thumbnails in Nexus Forums without resizing the actual image? This forum uses some really weird bbcode for images. Edit If it randomly stops working and the Offline Mode warning popup starts appearing again, open steam normally and see if it requests your username and password. If so, you need to sign in to steam again and remember to check the "Remember my password" box. Windows version updates, e.g. 1902 to 20H2 can cause apps to sign you out, resulting in some things breaking.

C'mon guys just play Oldrim while you wait.

This didn't work for me. The next oldest version of ENB available for download, v0262, worked. Raolaf's hair looks less blond (random observation :confused:) in the old version, and I get seem to get a little less fps. Unfortunately, any versions b/w v0262 and v0290 were removed so I couldn't try them.

Can you be a little more specific about what "shouldn't have been there" in your Skyrim.ini? I want to stop having crashes too :dry: Your problem seems pretty similar to mine. Skyrim (No Mods) + SKSE + ENB Wrapper Version. New Game - Works until trying to enter Helgen Keep Load Game - CTD Continue - CTD Console "coc riverwood(exteriors)" from title screen/helgen - CTD Console "coc riverwoodsleepinggiantinn(interiors)" from title screen/helgen - Works until you try go outside