DoubleYou

Hand place any mod photos within the mod folder and they will show up in the images tab for the mod.

LOOT produces dynamic load orders, so it is impossible for us to solve the PMOP for everyone. The fix button currently seems to place Complete Crafting Overhaul Remade after Static Mesh Improvement Mod and Gemling Jewelry, which is a no-no. It is extremely difficult to manually fix the issue. However, the issue is a warning that something might be wrong. We have checked the scripts involved, and none are incorrectly overwriting each other in our order, so you should be able to safely ignore the warning for the STEP setup. I guess that means you can smack me. The STEP Patch, because of dynamic load orders through LOOT, will often have masters out of order. However, this really shouldn't cause any issues whatsoever, which is why it is a warning in Wrye Bash and not an error.

You've found the best place to ask MO questions. Be sure to check the wiki linked in my signature, as many questions have already been answered there.

This is something that I only recently added to the Third Party Programs Troubleshooting section of the Mod Organizer Guide. Indeed, I only realized the fact recently. I am intending on updating the Mod Organizer Guide to have a Shortcuts tab, as I've found enough valuable material to make that extremely useful.

That makes perfect sense.

I've typically found that bug to be associated with race-altering mods.

Did you happen to miss the images tab in mod information? All images in the mod folder will display there. Or do you mean you want the images from Nexus to be shown?

Press the S button to back out of the animation (or whatever your move backward button is). I've sometimes found this to be a random glitch, although I haven't experienced this recently.

Backup your profiles before you do the move! If you do things wrong, you could lose your install order, so simply back them up, move it, redirect to MO, restore.

Did you install via archive or installer?

Strange. I think I remember someone with a similar issue, but I can't remember. What they had to do was delete everything in %LocalAppData%/LOOT (copy and paste into windows explorer) and that fixed it, I think.

I personally have found modding Oblivion with Mod Organizer to be daunting to say the least. Contrastingly, I don't think TES5LODGen takes near as long.

This can be useful for low-end computers, although the injection costs a few fps to do what it does. I would advise such users to use Hialgo Switch. I have used this in the past.

I haven't noticed a substantial increase in time for SkyProc patchers that couldn't be attributable to the 2% delay in the creation of the VFS. If a program launched by Mod Organizer deletes and then makes a file with the exact same name within 5 seconds, MO will redirect the file back to where it was deleted from rather than placing it in overwrite. I don't believe in general MO weirdnesses. It may indeed be a bug. It may not be a bug. I don't know. I'm not an application developer.

I'm going to guess it has to do with the 5 second delete and guess thing.

How come your picture shows a clear usage of about 3.7 gb of memory, yet your bug report says they can't use more than 1 gb? And then, how can Skyrim be run with well over 1 gb of memory all the time? The only thing I can imagine, is because MO redirects created files to Overwrite, it takes longer writing the files, and any memory leaks in the programs being run would be intensified.

I really don't know. I've never heard of this issue.

Interaction would be between Better Shaped Weapons and DSR, not this mod. This mod only affects the greatswords.

Ignore it for the moment I'd suggest. It won't hurt to have it sitting in Overwrite until you're ready to use it.

It's always bugged me that Pack Table Entries were in italics. It made it so that if I used italics, they would become unitalicized, which simply look wrong. Italics should be a choice, so now when you click italics in the wiki edit toolbar, it will actually italicize it!

Have fun!

You have to manually right-click the plugin and select Check for Errors.

It will go away after some time automatically.

I bet if you loaded all your MO mods into data and ran the TES4LODGen it would do the same thing. It's not MO's fault that TES4LODGen requires too much memory to process your modlist.

Check for errors on your plugins. If you're crashing around Falkreath, there probably is a either in the Falkreath Worldspace. will crash your game. A good place to check is in esp patches between various mods that have become outdated.