ReverendFelix Posted February 28, 2017 Share Posted February 28, 2017 Try using wyremash to 'realign' gamesaves with new mod setups. Just click on a gamesave in wyremash, then click on the area that shows its masters, and hit save. Usually helps... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dragon32 Posted February 28, 2017 Share Posted February 28, 2017 With Wrye Mash installed follow this procedure to clean a savegame: Firstly, initial cleaning of your installed mods: (1) On the Mods tab all mods should have a green checkbox. (2) If any mods have a yellow checkbox, select them and then look for the Save button in the bottom right. Click that and the mod file will be updated and the error removed. The error just means that the mod was created with an earlier version of Morrowind to the one you're using. Saving in Mash will update this version info. (3) If you have any mods with red checkboxes then you do not have a ESM file needed by that mod loaded. Check the mod's readme. Secondly, cleaning your savegames: (4) Onto the Saves tab, select the savegame you want to fix. (5) When the savegame is selected the list in the bottom right will be populated with the mods currently associated with the savegame. (6) Right click the column headers ("File" and "Num") and choose Sync to Load List (this will change the mods associated with the savegame to match those currently selected on the Mods tab). (7) Click Save ( :cool: Right click the savegame and choose Repair All. (8a) Optionally, right click the savegame and choose Remove > Debris Cells. (9) The checkbox for the save should now be purple. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ReverendFelix Posted March 3, 2017 Share Posted March 3, 2017 I have had SERIOUS problems when using the 'repair all' funtion. It deleted many necessary components for some of my more complex mods. I.E. 'A bards life' for 1. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Deleted54170User Posted January 24, 2019 Share Posted January 24, 2019 With Wrye Mash installed follow this procedure to clean a savegame: Firstly, initial cleaning of your installed mods:(1) On the Mods tab all mods should have a green checkbox.(2) If any mods have a yellow checkbox, select them and then look for theSave button in the bottom right. Click that and the mod file will beupdated and the error removed. The error just means that the mod wascreated with an earlier version of Morrowind to the one you're using.Saving in Mash will update this version info.(3) If you have any mods with red checkboxes then you do not have a ESMfile needed by that mod loaded. Check the mod's readme. Secondly, cleaning your savegames:(4) Onto the Saves tab, select the savegame you want to fix.(5) When the savegame is selected the list in the bottom right will bepopulated with the mods currently associated with the savegame.(6) Right click the column headers ("File" and "Num") and choose Sync toLoad List (this will change the mods associated with the savegame tomatch those currently selected on the Mods tab).(7) Click Save( :cool: Right click the savegame and choose Repair All.(8a) Optionally, right click the savegame and choose Remove > Debris Cells.(9) The checkbox for the save should now be purple. Saves are what are causing the mod failure to load properly in old Saves. Starting a New Game showed my update to the mod loaded after I fixed it in the CK it worked. But the Save Game files caused the problems. Doubling; door frames missing, etc.. So how do I update this so it doesn't cause the person updating it from NexusMods the same problem?\How do I make it so it doesn't get corrupted by their latest Save? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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