Create a bashed patch first, figure out and adjust load order or repair with SSEedit first? Help

[easywolf]

Finally figured out all the mods I wanted, did a clean restart (Now at lvl 3) but dang it looks uglay in SSEedit with many in the red, especially the worldspace parts. I'd probably say this is the most common type of red error I see: worldspace/tamriel/block 0, -1/sub-block 2, -1

Can anyone advise me? Create a bashed patch first, figure out and adjust load order or repair with SSEedit first?

General Information

Masterlist Revision 7cbb571

Masterlist Date 2019-02-27

Warnings 0

Errors 0

Total Messages 8

Active Plugins 72

Dirty Plugins 0

Total Plugins 72

Latest LOOT thread.

Your Skyrim SE is up-to-date.

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0 0 Skyrim.esm

1 1 Update.esm

2 2 Dawnguard.esm

3 3 HearthFires.esm

4 4 Dragonborn.esm

5 5 Lanterns Of Skyrim - All In One - Main.esm

6 6 Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch.esp

7 7 Alpine Forest of Whiterun Valley.esp

8 8 MajesticMountains_Landscape.esm

9 9 Grass Field.esp

10 a Immersive Sounds - Compendium.esp

11 b SimplyBiggerTreesSE.esp

12 c SMIM-SE-Merged-All.esp

13 d Cutting Room Floor.esp

14 e BetterQuestObjectives.esp

15 f BetterQuestObjectives-CRFPatch.esp

16 10 dD - Enhanced Blood Main.esp

17 11 MajesticMountains.esp

18 12 SkyUI_SE.esp

19 13 usable lantern.esp

20 14 mintylightningmod.esp

21 15 RLO - Interiors.esp

22 16 surreal lighting.esp

23 17 Forgotten DungeonsSSE.esp

24 18 Beasts of Tamriel.esp

25 19 Bijin_AIO 2018.esp

26 1a BlendedRoads.esp

27 1b Celtic_Music_In_Skyrim_SE.esp

28 1c HoH.esp

29 1d GhostsOfTheDeathbells.esp

30 1e ogCannibalDraugr.esp

31 1f SkyrimSewers.esp

32 20 HammetDungeons.esp

33 21 zombie.esp

34 22 DeadlyDragons.esp

35 23 DiverseDragonsCollectionSE.esp

254 FE 0 Deadly Dragons - Diverse Dragons Collection Patch.esp

36 24 DiverseWerewolvesCollection.esp

37 25 DurnehviirResurrected.esp

38 26 Footprints.esp

39 27 GiantsPlus - Bigger N Better.esp

40 28 GirlHeavyArmor.esp

41 29 GrahlsOnSolstheim.esp

42 2a IcePenguinWorldMap.esp

43 2b Immersive Movement.esp

44 2c Immersive Movement - Wildcat Patch.esp

45 2d Improved Traps.esp

46 2e KarstaagReborn.esp

47 2f Lanterns of Skyrim Light Balance Patch.esp

48 30 More Bear-Like Werebears.esp

49 31 MoreWerewolves.esp

50 32 ogFalkreathHauntings.esp

51 33 notice board.esp

52 34 WoollyRhino.esp

53 35 ogBogmort.esp

254 FE 1 Qw_GirlHeavyArmor_USSEP Patch.esp

254 FE 2 Qw_ISC_CRF Patch.esp

54 36 RLO - CRF Patch.esp

55 37 RLO - Effects.esp

56 38 RLO - Illuminated Spells.esp

57 39 RoyalElven.esp

58 3a Savage Wolves - Fox Fix.esp

59 3b SneakToolsSE.esp

60 3c WendigoAndHowler.esp

61 3d Werebear AV Fix.esp

62 3e Werewolves and Werebears Distributed.esp

63 3f WWD DiverseWerewolvesCollection.esp

64 40 Ordinator - Perks of Skyrim.esp

65 41 Wildcat - Combat of Skyrim.esp

66 42 UltimateCombat.esp

67 43 RealisticWaterTwo.esp

68 44 RealisticWaterTwo - Waves.esp

[HadToRegister]

Only make a bashed patch when you've done everything else. never ever ever ever make a bashed patch BEFORE you do anything else.

[thumbincubation]

I don't know that I necessarily do it the "right way," but what I do is install whatever mods and patches, open Wrye Bash to see if it flags me for reversed masters or any issues like that, activate the mods, run LOOT and sort, check Wrye Bash again. If everything looks right, I open xedit, make a merged patch and delete the leveled lists from it, (also repair any reversed masters, etc.) Then I go back to wrye bash and set my tweaks, make the bashed patch with the merged patch active. Finally I open xedit again, run the filter for conflicts, expand the bashed patch and look at any conflicts I want to override (I frequently have leveled lists giving NPCs two or three different types of boots or gauntlets, so I get rid of the ones I don't want them to have, then I run through the rest of the mods to see if there are conflicts I want to change.

[easywolf]

Only make a bashed patch when you've done everything else. never ever ever ever make a bashed patch BEFORE you do anything else.

 

 

Thanks!

[easywolf]

I don't know that I necessarily do it the "right way," but what I do is install whatever mods and patches, open Wrye Bash to see if it flags me for reversed masters or any issues like that, activate the mods, run LOOT and sort, check Wrye Bash again. If everything looks right, I open xedit, make a merged patch and delete the leveled lists from it, (also repair any reversed masters, etc.) Then I go back to wrye bash and set my tweaks, make the bashed patch with the merged patch active. Finally I open xedit again, run the filter for conflicts, expand the bashed patch and look at any conflicts I want to override (I frequently have leveled lists giving NPCs two or three different types of boots or gauntlets, so I get rid of the ones I don't want them to have, then I run through the rest of the mods to see if there are conflicts I want to change.

 

I like your logic, hoping it's ok do all you mention without any weird repurcussions.

 

1) open Wrye Bash to see if it flags me for reversed masters or any issues like that, activate the mods, run LOOT and sort, check Wrye Bash again.

Will do

 

2) If everything looks right, I open xedit, make a merged patch and delete the leveled lists from it, (also repair any reversed masters, etc.)

Hmmmmm ok so I should do this first? It's called an SSEedit Merge Patch? Delete the leveled lists? Reversed Masters?

 

3. Then I go back to wrye bash and set my tweaks, make the bashed patch with the merged patch active.

Ok

 

4. Finally I open xedit again, run the filter for conflicts, expand the bashed patch and look at any conflicts I want to override (I frequently have leveled lists giving NPCs two or three different types of boots or gauntlets, so I get rid of the ones I don't want them to have, then I run through the rest of the mods to see if there are conflicts I want to change.

Holy toledo, ok now I'm confused lol.

 

Anyone feel like taking control of my pc and doing all this, I can pay whatever you require. I'll spare no expense like Hammond in Jurassic Park would say. Actually I'll have to spare a little bit lol.

[thumbincubation]

You shouldn't have any trouble. When I say reversed masters, I may not be using the right term. In Wrye Bash, you may see a mod or two that looks different. On the right side of the screen, about the middle, where it lists the masters, you may see that it says Dragonborn then Dawnguard or something like that. I'm not sure exactly how it happens (I suspect it has to do with the order in which a mod author added a certain master as they were building their mod) but it can now be fixed in the new versions of xedit.

 

The merged patch is something gamerpoets describes as potentially helpful, non-risk, so if it doesn't help things flow, it won't hurt. But wrye bash is better at handling leveled lists than xedit, so they say you make the merged patch, delete the leveled lists from it, so wrye bash can do them, then move on to fixing whatever else you want to fix, then make your bashed patch. Here's a gamerpoets tutorial on the merged patches.

 

And here's some more from xedit themselves. https://tes5edit.github.io/docs/5-mod-cleaning-and-error-checking.html#s_5-3-2

 

Hope it helps. I don't know about taking control of your pc. It's not something I've ever done. To be honest, I would be hesitant to let someone else take control of mine.

[easywolf]

Anyone have a link for fixing mod conflicts for dummies?

[thumbincubation]

 

 

 

Here are a few, though whether or not they could be considered simple I don't know. I'm given to understand that GamerPoets is now the official xedit video tutorial channel, so I suspect we'll be seeing quite a bit more xedit tutorials from them, in the near future. I always have good luck with GPs stuff, as they're well researched and well explained.

[easywolf]

I'm at level 18 with 91 mods, no CTD's so far, hmmmm I hear how people messed up their game trying to fix things with xedit and wrye bash. Scared to mess with this stuff.

[easywolf]

Only make a bashed patch when you've done everything else. never ever ever ever make a bashed patch BEFORE you do anything else.

 

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Hey there, can you please elaborate a little bit more if possible?

 

So I have all my 90 mods in, at level 18 now, havent removed or added anything new since the restart. Haven't had any CTD's yet.

 

Can you give me 3 tips on where to look and for what? Loot and Vortex say zero errors or dirty plugins. SSEedit says about 40 are in red others in orange.