Decopauge123

Corrections have been made. What you think about the update zEdit section?

You did fine, memnochs. I was trying to use tutorials that anyone could access, and not add more to the Build Wiki then is necessary. I'll make corrections.

I've added (1) comments about the use of different symbols for the “decimal separator†and/or “thousands separator†in floating point numbers in different countries/regions of the world and (2) directions on how to change your country/region setting in Windows 7 and 10 in the zEdit section of the Build Wiki. It's longer than I expected it to to be, but I can't really take anything out and still get the message across clearly.

OK, I'll get on it.

memnochs, before I go changing the zEdit section, to which 'configuration panel' are you referring? Since I've never seen the error message, I need to find that out before I write something.

I edited the line below that, adding the "... or the message "1 patch plugins built successfully" is displayed." to the end of Line #5. I've never seen the Error: "...not a valid floating point value." when using zEdit, but I can see where memnochs' suggestion could be added to the zEdit section.

zEdit v0.3.0 (when I've used it) would randomly go to a white screen. mator posted in the ZEdit Discord channel that "... the "white screen bug" can happen for lots of different reasons". Elsewhere he said that one possible cause was "... the white screen is when an uncaught exception causes the chrome webdriver to crash". That's why DarkladyLexy recommends zEdit v0.2.0 be used (for now).

Stream of consciousness.

Ah, Thanks, sm0kem! I was able to get the formIDs, but didn't know what to do with it.

Re-installing SFO and carefully following it's installation instructions did the trick: no more blue trees. I must have deleted the wrong files after installation the first time. Thank you both, Darth_mathias and sm0kem! When I saw the blue trees, I tried to remember what I'd read about bringing up the console, selecting an object and using the information to determine which mod(s) are affecting that object. I've never tried to "reverse-engineer a mod" in that way, and got no where. Logged out of the game and tried Goggling for more information, but not knowing the process name made that search very unfruitful. What is the process for selecting a Skyrim object in-game, collecting it's information, and working your way back to the mod(s) affecting the object?

Nope.

OK, I'll delete that mod, and double-check SFO and EVT. BRB

After reinstalling the Build completely, I'm getting some trees with a correct shape but blue color (I wasn't having this problem before reinstalling). Googling for "blue Skyrim trees" got me a lot of conflicting opinions about what was causing it and how to fix it. My ModWat.ch shows my current Build.

I've updated my installed 7Zip to the v18.03 beta (published 2018-03-04) from the v18.01 (published 2018-01-28) currently recommended on the Prerequisites page. I'll keep you posted on what I see/don't see.

Of the mods I've updated in the last 24 hours, only 1 is part of a merge. Lexy's LOTD Special Edition Patches - 1.04 To Your Face - Sensible NPC commenting SSE - 1.0e PapyrusUtil SE - Modders Scripting Utility Functions - 3.4b 2K Dark Brotherhood Gear Retexture - 1.2 A Closer Look - Simple Smooth Hotkey Zoom - Special Edition - 1.0.2 (Miscellaneous Merged) moreHUD SE - 3.4.4 Simple Barter Fix SE - 1.0.1 No Poison Prompt Message SE - 1.0.1 FileAccess Interface for Skyrim SE Scripts - FISSES - 1.3.2 Sprint Jump SSE - 1.1 SSE Fixes - 3.1.5.39

In the midst of checking for updates for installed mods in the wake of Bethesda's chicanery update , I come to "Interesting NPCs - 3DNPC - Overhaul-9638-3-0ALPHA -(Optional)-". The popup message displayed by MO2 when I moused over the mod's red date is installed version: "3.0alpha", newest version: "3.0ALPHA"

Do what you've been doing, stay active and you will learn. I've learned a lot in the last two months, and hope to continue to learn. Awesome news, sirjesto! Thank you for the update.

Learning well You are, my young Padawan!

BOOmer9, thank you for posting this!

A bug is an undocumented feature.

DarkladyLexy, Thanks for posting about this little gem, which even comes with a GP Tutorial posted in the mod description.

Classic! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:Absolutely Classic!

Sigh.

The Wolf Queen Awakened is a side quest you can do while in Solitude. The quest rewards are some leveled gold and the Shield of Solitude, with no follow-on quest.