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Any advice? I'd hate to start over at this point. At least point me in the right direction. Just to put it out there, my left panel is sorted as shown in the guide! Again, sorry for the double post, I missed the 15 minutes window!

Hello, I've installed everything from the guide (except the ENB part, will add it last), and a few mods that I like. I downloaded your loadorder file and it sorted all mods except for those not/no longer included in the guide that I installed (Wyrmstooth and a few more). I then manually moved the esps into their right spot. Everything went great as far as I can tell and I got no errors while running the Dual Sheath Redux Patch, the Reqtificator and DynDOLOD. However, when I try to launch the game through SKSE in MO, it takes a while to load(longer then I remember, but still under a minute) and that's it, it won't load. After it tries loading it, I get the following files in my Override folder as seen bellow: I spent days trying to get this to work and now I'm at a loss here. I also installed LOOT, to check my load order(but not sorted it with it) and it found two files that where included in other files that I have and recommends deleting them. These files where sorted by your provided loadorder file so I assumed, everything was ok. No loose esps found after using it, except for those that I installed separately. Should I delete those? My main concern is the files in my Override folder, I have no idea what they mean. If you need more info, please do tell. This is the load order that I came up with:

Well.. after giving it some thought, I decided that my modding skills where not up to the challenge. So after reading a couple more things around the web and taking my time I sorted the mess in my head out. The information given in the guide is top notch so now that I've made myself more familiar with the tools used I think I can get this done in the not so distant future. Sorry for all these posts, but I can't seem to find the edit button around here.

Man, I'm a total loss with this now. I was able to follow through one way or another(I'm half way into it), but things got a lot more complicated here: Now I'm supposed to uncheck all those mods backwards? I thought that after each category of mods there will be a merged esp when possible, only to find the landscape environment merge tips way ahead into the guide, long after I passed the mods. Another thing that I can't figure out and I'm going to use blowing in the wind mod as an example is how can I merge blowing in the wind.esp, meaning that I have to respect the load order suggested by the guide, also meaning that I have to move it bellow many of it's patches and still have Merge Plugins load them and not give me an error saying that it's a master esp and should be loaded before those patches. With this in mind, I respect everyone who put this amount of work into it, but it's clear to me now that I can't complete this on my own and considering there's no one around to help, it's not worth it. Cheers and beers, plenty!

I believe I have figured it out by myself, but just to be sure, in case anyone is willing to provide a more detailed explanation, they'll have my thanks. Cheers and beers, plenty! ;)

Hello guys. I'm following this guide: https://wiki.step-project.com/User:Paul666root/SRLE_LOTD_Reqtified/Prerequisites Everything went nice and smooth, meaning that I could understand what they where telling me to do, up until I got to this point: So I've done everything up until cleaning the official ESM files, but now MO tells me that "There are potential problems with your setup", as seen here: and I get this: Please understand that English is not my native language, but I'm trying. From what I can figure out, I have to close MO, navigate to the Skyrim game folder(D:\STEAM\steamapps\common\Skyrim) and copy the modified ESMs to the directory they mention. Thing is, when I navigate to Skyrim data folder, I have no ESM files there: I followed the guide exactly. This last step is where I'm confused. Any help or advice is much welcomed. Thank you for your time.