ritualclarity

Perhaps a thread for each game section with tutorials and hints and tricks to modify the game? Then questions related to modding the game can be posted there. While at it create a thread for the texture,mesh, animation threads tutorials as well. @Anatriax as for creating world content ... Fallout 4 needs some more added content...

I am confident in time it will get there after they address the animation issues. Keep in mind both Fallout 4 and Skryim will be using the new engine. This means that both Fallout modder (fans) and Skyrim modder (fans) that normally wouldn't work on the other game will both be working on their perspective games. This will help advance the modding scene and understanding of the GECK. Breakthroughs on one game will help breakthroughs on another game. Help... in that I am sure there will be some differences like the differences between say Fallout 3 and FAllout NV engines. I agree then need better story driven DLCs and content packs should be included in the base game or during updates if cannot be added to a story. There are many stories that can be made. Each of the companions could have had a back story that could have been fleshed out like Valentine for example.

We now have over 4600 members..

Yes... better late than never. Also you English is good. Better than my attempt at speaking your native language I bet Anyway hope your computer can be repaired quickly and you can start enjoying many of the great mods we have here. Until then feel free to chat up the threads that interest you

I can't do much more than that. If the pages flip links and such I can't help that. I am not going to rewrite the post. Eventually it will be impossible to see where I start and Anatriax ends. Especially when I don't know what is going on enough to properly edit and update the various steps. I haven't even used the install (backed up now) of MO except to test it lightly to see what the differences are. The best option is Anatriax comes through on occasion and sees my feable attempts to point to correction post and updates and edits it (corrects the errors and smooths it over nicely).

All I did is place it below the DynDOLOD. USleep is well below that. However during refreshes I did notice something strange as the links seemed to flip. Then when I refereshed it flipped back.

Added an link to this from the OP to help since there are some changes done.

Welcome FiggleSmurf... Cool name even if it just came up on the fly...

Have fun... but not too much..

Between Saturday and today there is 254 new members Karma...

Your results will vary depending on the hardware etc. Follow the tutorial.. start the game and play it awhile to be sure all is in order. (nothing loaded out of place etc. ) Since you are using MO once you are sure your base is setup correctly you can then start installing Sexlab modes a few at a time and test in a different profile to be safe (keep the originla setup safe and proper) Extra step would be to copy the entire MO off after setting up the tutorial and verifying that it works properly. Support is pretty much only for the tutorial and if you follow it exactly. This is the reason for me to tell you to install it first and test it. Then if you create a new profile and use Sexlab you can be sure at least your base works properly. I don't believe anything will conflict with this mod (except if you change bodies or armors etc) The base mods, quest mods and such should work provided you don't run into the "personal plugin limit".

Glad to see you made it here... Rock on dude!

Hello Von_Manstein. Hope you enjoy your stay here.

I don't remember seeing any of those errors with the tutorial followed. However I haven't played it extensively. It could be your deviation from the tutorial that caused the error. Have you tried it with the clean following (profile) from the tutorial to see if it is a glitch r/t the tutorial? If you have and the tutorial is fine just check on what you have changed and that has to be the issue. Of course it will be a royal pain in the but to find out what happened by slowly recreating your changes again but once you do you will be able to hopefully figure out how to fix it. (without having to hide files)

At least approach to arrest them and have them pay a fine... part of the game mechanics as it is now.

I am celebrating... Every time I hear this I can't help but to remember C.H.I.P.S show... lol

It is possible however would require them to open up all the mods and fix any conflicts and remove any issues. Basically rework many of the mods to work together better. There are one or two people that gave me their load order and explained their process when I asked. It is very complex. Far more complex than my carefully combining mods and choosing the best textures for each (low, medium, high etc) This required them to actually edit in CK. Not fun. However the end result is they have a solid working Skyrim and bragging rights... that is until a new update of a mod (or mods) come out and they have to spend a large amount of time reworking and checking the scripts and such to make sure it works... In the end you pay for your play. Light and easy load order... less problems. however usually less features. Heavy and intense.. means heavy and intense work on it to get it to where it is. My load order and mod list. I believe there is little changed. on tis. modlist.txt loadorder.txt

Yep... you can back those up yourself (save the profiles) for later if you decide to do something dangerous with MO (upgrade etc) Along with Downloads and Mods (I believe) It has been such a long time... NMM is making me stupid... (have to use it for Fallout 4)

Open MO>Profiles>Load Order.txt That's it if I remember correctly.

You just need to open the folder in the mod list and grab the files. If they are BSAs extract them. That is all. Then just create your own packs as well as install various mods and allow their files to overwrite each other. Or you can even "hide" files inside of mo without even creating your own packs. That is pretty advance for a user so there isn't any easy tutorial. You have to "fly by the seat of your pants" and work things out yourself to get the results you desire.