DoubleYou

Follow the SKSE instructions and make sure you have the skse.ini (not skse.ini.txt!).

Well, that's one link I can't edit (that I know of)! You're probably right that guide needs updated. I remember looking at it and thinking it was outdated. I typically tell users to delete all the folders and every loose file in data except the official BSA+ESM files, and allow Verify Cache to fix the rest.

I'd definitely recommend that you stick with Core at first. Indeed, in your situation, I might recommend you install up to Interface and then play a bit with that until you get a good feel for it all.

LOL! It is probably true that I'm more familiar with html/css than wiki, but I'm getting the hang of it and liking it.

The reason is Mod Organizer stores the cookie for logged-in users. I'm already logged in back from the old login method, so I never experienced login errors. But Nexus also experienced some downtime at the same time. Everything is working for me atm, and that is because I still have my cookie.

That is a useful page.

I think I want to start making this Guide to the STEP Wiki actually have content on it, as I'm tired of forgetting how to do things!

Boy has this template been useful! I've used it 21 times in the Mod Organizer Guide, and now I don't have to look up the highslide code every time!

Which template is giving you a page break? Edit: Ok, I see what you're getting. I'll look into that. Edit2: Ok, I fixed it. Seems that you need to have right after the to not get a paragraph added to the template, which is strange, but whatever. BTW, I also fixed it so that if you don't have a caption, it doesn't display {{{3}}} as the caption.

Incorrect Archive Invalidation could be the cause of the grass thing. Grass has a heavy effect on performance (at least for me) so this would also explain better performance on Windows 8. Things with characters dropping more loot is probably due to you having an incorrect Bashed Patch for a while and not getting used to it. Of course, there is no real way of knowing.

Fixed. Wikis can be fun!

Just takes time. Especially for a big mod like this. /fixed.

I see. Once we implement the Fomod template there, it should be good then. Will see if I have time tonight.

Exactly. I still can't see what the confusion is about/what instructions need updated. Perhaps not a native English speaker? We probably do need to implement the Fomod template on the page, but it seems clear to me. Did you miss

Sounds like a useful utility. Might be best to move this to the utilities forum.

Working Video template and RelatedVideos template are up. Edited OP. I want to add the embedded video plugin as an option for the Video template next.

Well, it was working a moment ago, but I'm guessing you're messing around with something... Edit: Ah! NVM. It was I who was messing around... Edit2: OK. I got a working solution. Will create/replace/delete templates

I'm not sure what is up either. It is giving me the same stuff, so Nexus must have changed something, unless the recent sale on Fallout 3 is taking up all the servers, but I doubt it.

I got a working template here using the {{#tag:tagname|content|attribute1=value1|attribute2=value2}}"magic words" https://wiki.step-project.com/User:DoubleYou/testpack/RelVids Only thing is, I'm stuck on being able to allow it to show multiple videos. I think I can manage it by separating it into two separate templates, one to display the video, and one two do the whole "Related Videos:" thing. I thought about using the embedvideo plugin, but not sure as of now. Maybe I'll expand it so the basic Video template has that option (far easier than remembering all those parameters!).

I see you're working on https://wiki.step-project.com/Template:RelatedVideosTest Only thing I see that you might not be figuring on is, I want to use it for potentially more than one video, which is why it is "Related Videos." For instance, see my current usage here: https://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:Mod_Organizer#tab=Installing_Mods

Which is why I switched my idea from Core to Extended, as to enable Core to still be a compatible structure to be built upon.

I've always run with that [Papyrus] fPostLoadUpdateTimeMS=2000.0 value, as it can't harm and promises good. I'll always give an extra 1.5 secs for a better experience.

I've been using it extensively on the Mod Organizer guide to integrate videos throughout. I need to figure out how to make it parse so that I don't have to put the whole <hsyoutube title="Mod Organizer: Introduction (by Gopher)" caption="" autoplay>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4ZQpzf_iAE</hsyoutube>code in every time, as that is annoying. Probably should move it to RelatedVideos, or perhaps RelVids for short.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/NA53tMrPjMQ

Well, at least it sounds like it is a Nexus problem and not a MO problem.