xkkmEl Posted Tuesday at 10:17 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 10:17 AM I think you just need to blank out the two fragments before removing the script in the CK. Delete ";CODE NOT LOADED", then hit the remove button. Or maybe I didn't test this fully enough... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
xenaclone Posted Tuesday at 02:58 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 02:58 PM Ha ha nope, tried that! Deleting ;CODE NOT LOADED does nothing in the long run. Remove Script does nothing in the long run. Tried that. I save, close, and reopen the quest. ;CODE NOT LOADED comes right back and so does the missing script. I'll tinker around with TESVEdit a bit more but I think there isn't much hope. I'll have to start all over, pretty much. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
xkkmEl Posted Tuesday at 05:56 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 05:56 PM Tested it again on my end, and it does appear to work: 1- Delete the script .pex and .psc 2- Launch CK, blank out the fragment boxes, then remove the script, and save and exit. 3- Re-delete the script .pex and .psc (not sure how/why they reappeared). 4- Load it up once more in the CK. 5- Create new content for the fragment boxes, and save and exit. I'm testing this with the LE version of the CK. If it still don't work... double check the timestamps on your TIF script files and make sure the CK is able to write in the output directory (...\MO2\overwrite in my case). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
xenaclone Posted Tuesday at 08:24 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 08:24 PM (edited) 10 hours ago, xkkmEl said: Tested it again on my end, and it does appear to work: 1- Delete the script .pex and .psc Problem is, the corresponding .pex and .psc files are missing! I got a brand new hard drive last summer, see. I had backed up all my .esps in the past, but hadn't backed up my Scripts folder, not since earlier in 2024 anyway. The .esp seems to be looking for scripts that are no longer there, see? I am just tinkering around in xEdit right now, and what worked for me was right-clicking in the area next to VMAD, and selecting Remove. That got rid of the main script (scripts tab) but the fragments were still there. I had to remove any instance of ;CODE NOT LOADED manually, and then remove the script fragment shell from each dialog. Hey, it's working so far! Tried typing GetOwningQuest().SetStage(x), since those don't require properties, and got error messages. But like you said, I can try configuring the timestamp next. 10 hours ago, xkkmEl said: Edited 22 hours ago by xenaclone Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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