Tornleaf

You remove the ESP from SkyTEST - Realistic Animals and Predators, but not the one in SkyTEST Integration Project SE.

Still see the same reference errors for two replicas in the museum. Both form IDs are offset by the same amount. I assume that means that I have either an extra mod or mods out of sequence somewhere, but I've been unable to recognize it. For now, I just copied the form IDs from LOTD Patch Merge.

It appears to me that LOTD Consistency Patches is downloading as version 1.18, mislabeled on Nexus as 1.19. This leads to two reference errors in xEdit.

Lexy's Better Bows and Arrows requires BlackSacramentArmor as a master but that mod is merged in Weapons Armour Merge. How do we resolve that issue? Nevermind, I clean the master. Oh... Both mods are in the merge... Ok carry on...

Happened to have a recent save from that area. Found same or similar trees and used the trouble shooting guide to track problem down, but tornado sirens are sounding right now (for the third night in a row!), so I might not finish this tonight.

Oh, more importantly, did you see the new item from Lexy: Cut and paste the DynDOLOD Folder from Bent Pine II to ---- Trees and Flora Merged then Rename DynDOLOD_SSE_BentPinesesp.ini to DynDOLOD_SSE_Trees and Flora Mergedesp.ini

Memoso and Vorians: This can be fixed more easily by activating "Landscape Fixes for Grass Mods.esp" during the merge and placing that plugin after the plugins that are being merged. That is, put it after "Verdant - A Skyrim Grass Plugin SSE Version.esp" in the MO2 Plugins window, but don't include it in the zMerge load order. I don't understand how this renumbers the records of the other plugins, but it does for me.

Thank you both for this thread. I just checked and found GDO Redux was still in my load order. Apparently I did not notice when it was replaced in the guide. Doubt that would really hurt anything but I'm really trying hard to match the guide exactly.

That site is providing version 1.09. Other sites have version 1.17A available. Google to find them, since they seem to come and go.