DoubleYou

Your ini files are still messed up. Stuff that is supposed to be in skyrimprefs is in skyrim and vice versa.

Okay, there is your problem. Reproccer.esp needs to be in your created Reproccer mods, as that is the entire point of the Reprocceer. If it is in the T3nd0s Skyrim Redone mod, Reproccer every run will merely replace the file dynamically, which causes the problem.

If you do things correctly it won't. There are so many things that you could have done wrong to create this scenario, so I just give you a rundown of how you would do this from the beginning (this assumes no Reproccer-generated mods are present, so just delete them and do this). 1. Make certain Overwrite is empty. 2. Run Reproccer in Profile A and create your patch. 3. Create a mod from the generated Reproccer content now in Overwrite, naming it something like Reproccer (Profile A). 4. Tick its checkmark in your Left Pane modlist and activate the plugin in the Right Pane Plugins tab. 5. Go to Profile B. 6. Overwrite should be empty, since you made a mod out of it. 7. (IMPORTANT) Do NOT tick the Reproccer (Profile A) mod you created for Profile A. This is Profile B, so we don't want it. 8. Run Reproccer in Profile B and create your patch. 9. Create a mod from the generated Reproccer content now in Overwrite, naming it something like Reproccer (Profile B). 10. Tick its checkmark in your Left Pane modlist and activate the plugin in the Right Pane Plugins tab. You should now have two independent Reproccer patches for both profiles.

You need to clean Update.esm and Dawnguard.esm Your skyrim ini looks messed up. Wipe it out and get a new one.

Hmmm... That. Sounds. AWESOME!!! Hope it can be done. The thing I would be worried about is, how would you tag them? Or would it automagically determine that?

Hey Kelmych, your guide incorrectly says to clean all the DLC at once, and should be corrected.

Hey SRB, your guide incorrectly says to clean all the DLC at once, and should be corrected.

If you follow the practices followed by Gopher in his Profiles video, you shouldn't mess up your profiles.

That's what profiles are for :O_o:

Okay, changed the Forum Thread link to be bigger, as it just seemed too small.

Made some changes today to Pack template. Just one minor compatibility issue, which actually was due to a bug in the code. Forum Thread link is now toward the center (right) rather than in front of the Pack info. It also has been shrunk to the same size of the "CURRENT VERSION" and "REQUIRED DLC" text. Might want to increase the size and/or change font?Required DLC now appear in the main Pack header to the right and use the symbols used in the STEP Guide.Short description now correctly parses lines and doesn't force them all into one paragraph. (bug fix)Because of the last change, Pack:Requiem's short description now has multiple paragraphs, as that is how it was entered, which is why I say there is a minor compatibility issue. Easy fix would be to remove the extra lines between phrases, or actually make the short description shorter...

What did you do when the error occurred?

I actually have never done it. I just always delete the files every run. Works fine, just annoying.

Perhaps try this line. Worked successfully with Dual Sheath Redux, although I have no idea if the extra parameters did anything. -jar "E:Skyrim UtilitiesMod OrganizermodsPerkusMaximusSkyProc PatchersT3nd0_PatchusMaximusPatchusMaximus.jar" -Xmx1024m -NOSTREAM Also, make sure your path is correct.

I've always run OBMM through MO to install omods. Kinda tricky, but it works.

Has anyone checked into why the fomod does this? Is it a problem with their code, or our code?

FNIS doesn't matter on the order. LOOT should be first. Bashed Patch second. DSR last. Exactly as in the order in the STEP Guide.

That is something I haven't tested, but shouldn't be hard to test. I've never had reason to have an ini tweak that had different information in it than a plugin INI. I do know MO loads plugin INIs. I do not know what a plugin ini or an ini tweak would do if it modified the archive lists while MO handles archives, but I assume nothing good. These are all things that simply should never need to be researched

Plugin INIs (like in Unofficial Skyrim Patch) are native to the game. INI tweaks is a function of Mod Organizer.

Well, you wouldn't replace, because you'd delete everything from the previous file. That leaves two options: merge and rename, which both can be used. So that is probably why no instruction is provided for that.

Oh, you mean to disable chargen extension. To do that, you would have to hide the chargen.dll in skse/plugins.

Indeed, moving the tri files to a mod would not fix the issue.

You must have moved them into a mod folder so they are written there. Just visit the data tab to see where they're going.

I just disable RaceMenu's chargen extension.

Did you activate the esp?