Thatrabidhobo

I've read quite a bit about that mod and 10-20 seconds off load time seems to be the norm. I'm hesitant to use it, and it's a stupid reason, but it sounds so simple of a fix so why didn't any other mod gurus think of it years ago. Makes me wonder if there are long-term repercussions.

I'd like to change up the lighting and not use ELFX+ELE but Luminosity+Relighting Skyrim instead. I don't understand the full scope of changes made in all the custom Lexy LotD patches for this guide. If I simply don't install ELFX+ELE, any of their normal patches, and the Lexy Relighting Skyrim patch, there shouldn't be any forseen issues?

I've gone through a whole range of emotions recently. - Excitement! Found out SKSE was released after not playing since last fall. - Anticipation while spending a entire week rebuilding modlist using another fairly good guide (after looking at many guides) - Overwhelmed but curious with all the new mods! - Happiness turned to frustration with everything not working as it should and constantly fixing, refixing, relarning editing, etc. - ANGER when stumbling across this guide because I didn't find it sooner! It's so well documented! DAMNIT why didn't I find this sooner?! - Woke up early this morning, feeling like a little kid (I'm effin 40), hurrying to get on the computer to begin anew and start cracking at the guide. Thanks to all who contributed to the guide. It's fantastic. I see a donation tab, is that just to STEP or is there a donate page for the guide authors?

Awesome, thank you very much.

I'm not quiet sure how to ask this clearly. With MO does Skyrim load all conflicting files or does it simply go straight to the winning conflicted file? For example, if have five mods in MO that have a basket.dds texture, will Skyrim load all five textures by priority and stop at the winning conflict texture, or will Skyrim simply go straight to the winning conflict texture by bypassing all the lower priority textures? I'm trying to figure out if I need to hide all loosing conflicted files to speed up loading times or game performance.