Decopauge123

Thanks! I was going to post that I had already found it. :-)

I'd love to do that. Where may I go to 'watch' so that I can install it myself?

LOL I'm currently re-installing my game [again] following this most excellent guide {Well done, Darth_mathias!} and I thought I'd check the forums for a hint of it's successor. I guess I found that hint. I look forward to re-installing my game [yet again] while following it's SSE successor. If there's something I can do to help with it's development, let me know.

Awesome work on SRO! Thanks for all the effort. I look forward to a better Skyrim. :-) A very good point about ENBs, Starac. I had never thought about that aspect of them. I installed RealVision about 2 years ago, wasn't happy with the results, and haven't used one since I uninstalled it. Trying Vividian after installing STEP:2.10 had been part of my master plan (but isn't now). I want to use SRO and other mods that improve Skyrim's visual impact (including high-quality followers and NPCs), and don't think I need an ENB's additional processing. ATM I am using an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 with 4 GB VRAM. If I ever upgrade to an 8 GB VRAM GPU, I might try an ENB.

OK, Tech. Thanks for the response. :-)

I'm advocating changing the STEP v2.10.0 Dual Sheath Redux Detailed insturctions, not those for STEP:2.2.9.2. I re-read what I posted earlier and realized that wasn't clearly stated.

I first installed XP32 Maximum Skeleton Extended - XPMSE to replace XP32 Maximum Skeleton - XPMS while following the STEP:2.2.9.2 Guide late last year. I wanted to be able to use the enhanced/extra capabilities XPMSE provides. I've re-installed my Skyrim game several times following the STEP:2.2.9.2 Guide since then, following it as faithfully as I could. It was only after I read this forum thread, took a closer look at at the 2.2.9.2 Guide while following it yet another time, and read through STEP v2.10.0, that I realized the detailed instructions for Dual Sheath Reflux may need an update: In the Detailed instructions available for Dual Sheath Redux, the second step of those instructions ('Back or Hip') tells the reader/user/player to answer "No" to the question "Do you use a swords on back skeleton?". This is after XPMSE was installed as the last mod in Guide Section 2.D. Fixes. XPMSE has built-in 'weapon on back' animations support. None of the recommended XPMSE detailed installation steps tell the reader to install any 'weapon on back' animations, but I think it would improve those steps (and the Guide) by mentioning that XPMSE supports their use.

I want to publicly thank everyone who supports S.T.E.P. (directly or indirectly), and had something to do with the Wiki being returned to service! Well done!

Thanks! :-)

... make that 52.015 milliseconds, not seconds

Thanks for the update, Akatosh. I've seen the same thing: yesterday, access to "https://wiki.step-project.com/Main_Page" was spotty, and took longer then normal; today, no access at all. "https://isitdownorjust.me" reports that that "https://wiki.step-project.com/Main_Page" is down, and that "https://forum.step-project.com/" is up, with a response time of 52.015 seconds and '200' for a response code. I don't know if it will help any, but I'm seeing consistent "504 Gateway Time-out" errors if I try to access "https://wiki.step-project.com/Main_Page" directly, and "Error503 Backend Fetch Failed" errors if I try to access "https://wiki.step-project.com/Main_Page" from the STEP forums. If there is anything I can do to help get the wiki back up, please contact me.