Can you use Wrye Bash and OBMM together?

[missionmoench2]

Okay, here's the situation. I have spent a lot of time learning how to mod, and I think I'm getting the gist of it, however, my knowledge ends at Wrye Bash. I have Never used Wrye Bash before, I installed all my mods using OBMM and BOSS. I am fairly confident I installed all of my mods correctly, but I am seeing the dreaded yellow exclamation point in association with some quest mods. Is it possible this could be because I need a bashed patch? If so, is there a way to make one without switching all my mods from OBMM to Wrye?

[HadToRegister]

You can load up Wrye Bash to make a Bashed Patch, and close it after it's done.
OR, you can use WryeBash to install and manage your mods.

It's versatile

I often use both, because some mods are packaged for WryeBash, in BAIN installer packages, while mods for OBMM are packaged as OMODs.
So, depending on what you want to install, a combination of both might be necessary anyway

[DrakeTheDragon]

And no, a bashed patch should not be able to fix your missing mesh error at all. You should check the installation of your mods. Perhaps one wasn't structured in a way OBMM could use right away. Or you missed installing a requirement or two for another one. The yellow exclamation mark means the NIF file isn't where the game record expects it to be. It's physically missing a file.