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I've never used Wrye Bash to install mods, so what does an example Installers.dat look like? It may be possible to somehow do it, but the main difficulty is whether it lists the mods from bottom up or top down. There currently is no importer for Wrye Bash. The wiki advanced guide mentions migrating from Wrye Bash, and pretty much says to start over, which I know is quite disconcerting. You can select multiple mods and move them keeping their same relative ordering by Ctrl + Left-clicking (or Shift + Left-clicking if they are all lined up) each mod and dragging the whole. You can't, however, move multiple mods by priority number currently.

It is on TES Alliance: https://tesalliance.org/forums/index.php?/files/file/1412-morrowloot/ It also appears to have been reuploaded to the Nexus here: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/44212

Tell me which mod it is and I may take a look and tell you how to fix it.

The esp just contains the exact same changes as the USKP. You can safely untick it if you have the USKP, therefore. However, some people may have SMIM and not have the USKP, so Brumbek should keep his esp file in his releases. BOSS could use a note, however, that if you have USKP, that the SMIM esp is redundant. However, the other esps are still needed.

There we go! Since there have been many serious and dangerous Java holes recently, Malwarebytes must have decided to turn off any injections into the Java. Makes sense.

Is your Java up to date? Is your antivirus playing with it?

That's probably normal Nexus issues. Make sure you are using 1.0.12 otherwise.

Is Reproccer enabled in the left pane? Or wait, that might not affect it. Did you try reinstalling Reproccer? I'm honestly grasping at straws here, as I have never met your situation.

Try running Mod Organizer as administrator.

Just ran it to make sure, and it seems to be working fine on my end. Is it set up like shown in the wiki here https://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:Mod_Organizer#SkyProc_Patchers

Where???

Plugins tab should be complete now.

Got it. While I have Notepad++ associated with ini files, associated=true in combination with external=true will have Notepad++ open the ini files. While associated=false, Notepad will open the ini files.

Mod Organizer's pause and resume features should work correctly. I many times use Internet Download Manager to download the bigger files off Nexus, simply because I don't want to have Mod Organizer on for that long downloading when I want to be playing the game!

The unfinished.meta files collect when Mod Organizer attempts to retrieve information about the archive, but for whatever reason (normally Nexus being down), fails to do so completely. You may safely delete all unfinished.meta files, but do not delete the ones that are finished, or you will have a bunch of warning icons next to all your mods. Running as administrator will make no difference. Reinstalling your operating system is not advised for this problem. The correct method of redownloading an incomplete download is to right-click the archive in the downloads tab and click resume. This should work without problems. Mod Organizer, I do believe, will throw a fit if you try clicking the download with manager link for the same mod again while it is incomplete and residing in the downloads tab. If resuming doesn't work, right-click it and select remove, and then try redownloading. You shouldn't need to go into the /downloads folder and manually remove the incomplete files. Also, make sure you are using the latest version of Mod Organizer, 1.0.12 currently. Otherwise, you surely will have trouble.

Added Left Pane --> Context Menu information.

Sorry, I forgot the skse.ini needs to be inside the skse folder. Simply create the skse folder and move it inside it.

Sections currently in need of expansion: Left Pane --> Context Menu Left Pane --> Mod Information Plugins --> Ini Editor --> Need to know what associated does Third Party Programs --> List of automatically recognized executables --> Need to know what geck.exe is Third Party Programs --> Bodyslide 2 and Outfit Studio (doesn't exist) Third Party Programs --> Free Commander --> Picture Third Party Programs --> FNIS --> Need to add information about how the tool writes content to Overwrite and creating a mod from it. Third Party Programs --> SBW --> Picture Third Party Programs --> SkyProc Patchers Third Party Programs --> TES5Edit --> Need specifically information about cleaning DLC and Overwrite info Third Party Programs --> Wrye Bash --> Need to add information about how the tool writes content to Overwrite and creating a mod from it. Profiles --> The whole thing. Downloading Mods --> Could use some pictures I think. Installing Mods --> The whole thing. Enabling Mods --> The whole thing. Activating Mods --> The whole thing. Priorities --> Wall of text needs pictures and some things are missing Overwrite --> The whole thing. Advanced --> Always could use expansion FAQ --> I don't think we've answered every frequently asked question yet.

What does the Associated boolean setting do for the Ini Editor? In Settings --> Plugins --> Ini Editor, there are two settings. The External one allows you to set an external txt editor as the editor, but what does the Associated option do? I have no idea, and would like to know for the wiki.

OK. Let's fix this. 1. Go to /mods and create three new folders, labeling them as Bashed Patch, SKSE ini, FNIS Patch or similar. 2. Now move the Bashed Patch, 0.esp to the Bashed Patch folder. 3. Move the tools and meshes folders to the FNIS Patch folder. 4. Move the skse.ini.txt to the SKSE ini folder. 5. Remove the .txt extension from the skse.ini To remove the .txt extension from the skse.ini a. Open the file in Notepad b. Click File --> Save As c. Under "Save as type" dialog, select All Files d. In filename make sure it is skse.ini e. Click save f. Delete the text file

Ok, so it was UAC again. No wonder I couldn't reproduce it; I turned UAC off.

Could you post screenshots of the files tab for Bodyslide and its addons?

Okay, could you post a screenshot of your Overwrite, so I can distinguish what mods have caused it's condition. In normal usage, you should constantly be moving stuff out of Overwrite into their appropriate places, so when you have allowed several mods to fill up Overwrite, it can be much more difficult. For example, say you ran Wrye Bash and created a Bashed Patch while your Overwrite was empty. The generated files for Wrye Bash shall have been placed in Overwrite. Then you would simply right-click Overwrite and select "Create Mod." Doing this over and over after each time a tool places files in Overwrite allows you to have a clean Overwrite and an organized system for all generated files. This is typical workflow. Now in your case you have several mods, so it become much more difficult. You will have to manually recreate what the GUI would have done for you if you had paid close attention to Overwrite. I will attempt to guide you through that process to the best of my ability. And yes, the wiki content covering Overwrite is in need of fixing. I haven't gotten around to it yet.

Does it not work or something? 1. Download, install, and enable BodySlide 2 and Outfit Studio in Mod Organizer (you will have to ignore the warning that comes up, and you can get rid of the red X by right-clicking and selecting "ignore missing data"). 2. Add to the executables list. 3. Install and enable any addons. 4. Run as normal. Any generated content shall go inside Overwrite (unless something gets written directly to file).