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So... technically we could upload our optimized version of Skyrim textures?

I would suggest to install Mod Organizer on each machine, and simply sync all four pcs to the same mods, downloads, and profiles folders. Or you could install Mod Organizer and set it up on one, and simply sync the entire Mod Organizer folder to all four pcs. It will ask you on startup where Skyrim is located on each pc that way, but everything else should remain intact. You'll have to manage enb/skse/BOSS/Wrye Bash on all four however, as they are installed outside MO.

As a clue, you can setup a custom element to have a colored background (see my user page for and example) but as soon as you apply the url('path-to-image') data to the object, it parses the

1st problem: Those two mods Fomods do not behave correctly if my memory serves me correctly. Try using the NCC installer. Then I believe you may have to manually move some of the files. 2nd problem: A Quality World map is merely textures, so I can't see how it would cause a CTD. I'd need more info to know the cause of CTD. 3rd problem: Because you have FNIS Checker set to run FNIS whenever potentially necessary, it runs FNIS automatically for you before you play your game. You're not supposed to click the X. You should be clicking the big yellow Update FNIS behavior button so as to generate the necessary files. Either that or turn FNIS Checker off.

Load it right after the Unofficial Dragonborn Patch and you should be ok.

Yes, except for the .tri files. If I remember correctly, you can simply delete those, as they are actually from RaceMenu Chargen extension, and are simply generated upon each game launch. FNIS creates .hkx files inside meshes/actors. They really don't matter.

I suggest you wait for the patches to update to update to 2.0. I can see I'm going to have to make a major change in mods to support the new version by the looks of things.

Bugged save game?

Next time take care of your horse and drop him off at the stable ;)

Fixed. Thanks!

I actually like it the way it is, because I think the priority order of your plugins and mods is a concept more people should link together. As to Overwrite, I simply call it Overwrite, or Overwrite Mod, or Overwrite directory. The section on the wiki that I added for Overwrite "What is Overwrite?" explains Overwrite sufficiently I think for people to identify what it is.

When you start finding a bunch of random mods that seem to be affecting your game like this, it normally means you have mods with conflicting scripts. Please focus your troubleshooting on mods with script files and you should find the culprit. A good place to start would be with mods that Mod Organizer is warning you about concerning scripts.

I think you guys are forgetting something key with all this STEP:OtHeRgAmEnAmE fanaticism. STEP stands for SKYRIM Total Enhancement Project. You'd need to change out the S word for something else.

I normally train from Mr. Greymane.

Make sure SPTConsistentOlderPeople.esp is not only present but also active.

I think the wiki makes mention of this.

In HiAlgoBoost.ini set ENB_MODE to true and SAFE_MODE to true.

It did have a large number of supporters in the Core Proposal: https://wiki.step-project.com/STEP:Core_Proposal#Chimneys_for_Skyrim

And I agree it is very useful and gets many things right, but it still isn't 100% accurate.

Chimneys for Skyrim is in Extended, not core, so this should probably go to Extended as well.

The correct Python is the first one. It is unnecessary if you use the Python included in the installer. It shouldn't be a problem either. The error you describe is more often associated with a permissions issue. Try running Mod Organizer as administrator.

Hurrah! Now I should be able to get rid of my patch for this mod!

I think that is a permissions issue? Try running Mod Organizer as administrator.

Where do you have Skyrim installed to?

I can't really see anything else wrong, but a lot of the mods you have installed I have no experience with. You would have to probably load up your entire load order in TES5Edit specifically targeting the areas you are having the CTDs to find the problems, provided that it isn't a scripting conflict causing the CTD.