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When the engine is overworked it can freak out and all those are heavy scripted mods. When I stated install all the mods in MO I meant all that you can. There are ways to install various manual optons in the game but these only work if they are in the "Data" folder. If you have to install in the main folder where you see "Data" folder then you can't do that wtih MO You have to install it there manually. In those cases it is likley like @kendo2 stated. Some DLL is causing the trouble. I'd suggest trying to wait for that mod to be installed until after you are 100 confident that the rest of the mods are solid. Installed and working. Of course some of them are mainstays and are needed for mutiple mods you will be installing. IN that case you don't really have an option. ONe option you don't h ave is to not nuke your install files (game not mod) and make sure the main game is 100% pure and clean before you restart your mod installations. Just in case ther is a bad file or bad config hanging around. Also you MUST have at a minimum a clean save to start with. Meaning no mods play thorugh to where you exit the house. Save then test. This will help prevent any problems that were baked into a save. At this point you can before you do all this just make a new start and try and see if it still does it. If yo umentioned you did that already I appoligize. (Sorry for the typos, I am both writing fast and my computer I am using for this sucks. )

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@Liminalspacer I see you are using Mod Organizer. Local or Universal? (single portable instance = local instance) I prefer local instances. It is extremely unusual that a configuration issue would occur outside of MO. (Mod Organizer) unless you specifically did so. Config files and such should all be in MO itself. Just in case I suggest nuke and clean the game folder. Nothing left. Start fresh game folder. Keep your MO safe. Move it out of the folder if it is in the game folder (where I usually keep it, where you see the "Data" folder) I would also suggest a memtest and gpu test to be sure there isn't any unknown hardware issues. They can crop up under extreme stress. Yes your other games might work perfectly but keep in mind you are lumping hundreds of mods and scripts on top of a fragile Bethesda game engine. Not the best or most optimized option. Not to mention many mods aren't that optimum to boot. You still here? If so then uncheck ALL mods. Create a couple of new clean profiles. You will understand why a couple of new profiles in a few moments. Done? If you are still here ... Name those profiles based on the basic mod sets you need. For example Sexout mods. Female body mods, male body mods, quest etc. The goal is to prepare to set up independent profiles to test these sets of mods. Now play the game without any mods at least up to the point where you can make changes to your character. Save. Step out of the door, wait for the system to settle and save again. It will be clear shortly why. Now for the "fun" part. I know this is a pain in the ass but it will be clear soon. Start MO and select a set of mods. Lets say Sexout and its dependent mods. It comes with a basic body which you will use currently while testing. I know it is not great. Do the same with the body mods, then the other sets. Keep these sets to about 5 to 10 mods. If the profiles work well move on until you have pretty much all the mods in one way or the other activated in a profile. They all work. Including the mods you suspect is the issue. Now go back and add a few mods for example Sexout profile add the bodies. Added animations. Make sure that works. Then move to the next profile and test. Repeat until 100 mods are on one profile If you have a problem you will have to slowly remove a couple of the mods you just added. See if it works. This will 1. confirm that your "set' of mods work. Provide a testing setup. (you can even have a separate MO portable install for this ) and provide you with a quick and dirty jumping point to help figure out which "sets" are having the problem. 2. it will make sure all is installed cleanly and nothing from the game folder etc. is effecting your mods and 3. I suspect you have too many mods. You will see that you reach a pont where they just aren't working. I had a similar issue where weird things didn't work in Fallout 3. The E button randomly gave out. The distance rendering didn't work. The interior randomly didn't work. Et.c. 4. you will have confirmed that your computer is reasonably solid (mem an gpu testing. ) It's a pain in the ass. Yep. However, errors and corruptions slowly enter the game as you slowly develop the game load out. It also couldn't hurt to get fresh copies and make sure all mods are updated. YOu can easily had selected something or configured something in the process of making your MO load out that is also causing the issue. There are so many possibilities.

You read the mod authors page where you got the animations.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1943730/Wicked_Island/

Its been a minute since there has been a decent side scroller.

IT will continue to be broken. All the mod authors in the world won't fix that. They didn't "remake it" they slapped another engine on top of the original one that barely held it together. I would hope that people learned about their extreme low level effort money grab and not buy another turd they "remake" in the future. Remaking it would be at a minimum bringing it to the 64bit gambro engine they currently are using. Fix some of broken quest that was originally planned but not able to be implemented due to hardware / game limits. For example the Fallout New Vegas city was origanally one cell but had to be broken up. Now they can correct that and add the other missing quest that were killed. Upgrade the graphics to reflect their last game's graphics. That is a real remake. We can't expect them to really make it incredible due to their abilities. However, we can expect that they can at least bring it up to what is currently available in their current setup. For them it is transfering the data and some graphics tweaks. Very light and doable. Buying a "remake" again for say Fallout NV and they did that, it would be worth a reasonable amount once the modding tools are available and mod authors start to fix their screwups and port the old mods to the new game. It would be at least 64 bit and would be able to handle more data in a cell than it could under the 32 bit.

Getting deep in LInux. Only for those that might be intersted in creating a server.

make sure you have animatons that cover those devicees.

I got a bit excited before.

Oh, I forgot and meant to add this to the thread. I think I forgot and didn't upload it. If I did sorry. When using terminal (named diferent in differnet Linux distros but all are CLI ... Command Line Interface) and get a crowded terminal and want to work on something else but don't want to have to close this down and open yet another terminal. Use the "Clear" command. simply type clear. Same when done. Type in the terminal exit. and it will close. Oh and open a terminal without searching for the program. CTL + ALT + T Now you can navagate the terminal much more eaiser. Chaining commands like update and upgrade etc. Use the "&&" command (minus the ") sudo apt udpate && sudo apt upgrade && clear && exit. ( didn't need the clear command lol) so many commands coming out of my ears. lol.

I haven't used this. (yet. A BIG yet) but it looks great. https://mivocloud.com/blog/Tasksel-what-is-it-and-why-is-it-needed Very useful but would require a bit of Linux knowlege. (For my LInux I had to install Tasksel first. (sudo apt install tasksel) The above shows Web Server,SSH server and Laptop (not sure what that means. ) Along with many different desktop enviroments. remember if you decide to change the enviroment for your Linux fun! When opening up a new session and selecting the new desktop make a new user for it. Otherwise depending on which desktops you use you can have a bad expeirence. Some are able to work together and others are too close and use the same config files (found in your Home folder) so they fight like windows and linux.

I"ve noticed another outage.

Yea! We are back up!

I looked at your account as a moderator and I can't get access to be able to change your name while @Doublezero works on the solutoin.

Go to the top right. ( Under your profile photo) and select "Account Settings" That will bring you to your account info. Your name, email password etc. If you don't have access to that then let us know so we can fix it.

I doubt it was that as well. If it was others would likely have had similar issues. I beileve my computer somehow was glitched. Command line full update of everything and a reboot seemed to fix it. It was strange. I can only think as I was trying to access the site, not being able to see any text, checking my profile, moderator tools and such I cleared it. Not being able to see much in the way of any text. (especially that in post and messages) made it hard to determine what was going on. My post was mostly regading my "reminder" to refersh my profile photos.

@Doublezero strange thing after the glithch that prevented me from viewing anything but the framework here. I lost my profie photos Just noticed it. lol Well time to update them lol.

You are fine. No troubles unless you violate one of the rules. Opening threads aren't one of them. . If there is something we'd prefer you do, we will let you know. We are pretty relaxed here. Once you are ready you can contact doublezero for the name change. I am not sure I have access to that. Nobody asked me for that in the past.

You ready to move from subscripton and paid cloud services? Gemini Summary (sucks that it doesn't give me links but you can hit the Gemini button (Chrome) and get this summary. I found I like the summary. Previously I turned on the speed to the highest I could so that I can get the information faster and not get board. lol This video details the journey of building a home server, starting from simple media storage needs to a more complex, hobbyist-driven setup. The creator emphasizes starting small and solving specific problems rather than over-engineering from the beginning. Key Stages of the Journey: The Origin (0:24 - 1:36 Driven by rising streaming costs and a desire to centralize media like home videos and ripped DVDs, the creator started with an inexpensive Dell Optiplex thrift store find to run Plex. Learning the Stack (1:36 - 2:44 The transition to Debian Linux and the discovery of Docker containers allowed for running various services like Pi-hole, Minecraft, and Home Assistant. The Upgrade (2:44 - 4:42 Moving to an older Zeon workstation, the creator implemented Proxmox (a hypervisor) to manage virtual machines. This enabled headless operation and separation of concerns between a NAS (Open Media Vault) and various services. Refining the Ecosystem (4:42 - 6:19 Key software swaps included: Jellyfin over Plex for a more open experience (4:42). Homepage for a unified web dashboard (5:20). Frigate for camera monitoring (5:32). Immich for mobile photo backups (5:38). Tailscale for secure remote access (6:03). Core Takeaways: Keep it Simple (6:42 - 7:00 Avoid the urge to buy enterprise-grade server racks or build dedicated climate-controlled rooms. The creator notes that their server lives in a standard closet with no cooling issues. Solve Your Own Problems (6:42 - 6:50 Do not feel pressured to replicate advanced setups seen online; your home server should fulfill your specific requirements, whether that is basic file storage or advanced home automation. Backup Philosophy (2:45, 4:16 Emphasizing that RAID is not a backup, the creator stresses the importance of off-site backups for data protection. You can and should use Talescale as well to communicate between your devices and server. You can use Wire Guard but you will hvae to do some extra work but in the in if you are parronid you can rest assured that nothing is left on the web or any other server. Talescale is pretty secure and regarded as reasonably safe to use. NOthign 100%.

I'm ok with them not having full time Linix developers working for them. They are adding greatly to Proton and other compatability layers. This is where the main focus is and where it really makes a difference regarding Linux. They aen't doing it behind closed doors either. That and there are other good alteranitives. Catchy OS and Bazzite (which is like Steam but better supported.) They are also creating the Steam machine full Linux replacement that you CAN install your own OS if you wanted it and didn't want Steam OS (or as the time I read it. ) That combined with some of their gamer friendly policies and such. They are OK with me.