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mtreis86 last won the day on August 8 2018
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Bug report for you: It appears that since moving from 33 to 34, the -o: command has changed a bit. Where previously a path like "D:\Modding Tools\xLODGen\Output\" would be fine, in the latest version this path results in "D:\Modding\" being created and used as the output. In other words, it seems to truncate the path at the first space. Thanks for your time.
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My playthrough has many changes from the guide. I followed the guide, tested it and made sure my setup was stable, backed it up, and started hacking away at it. Current setup is at https://modwat.ch/u/reevus77/modlist I don't exactly remember which changes were for OMEGA vs for other mods though so I can't really say for sure. I didn't track things as I went.
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1: Conflict resolutions patches differ based on the mods being resolved, it is not possible to just write a guide for it in a general case. The decision making process during creating one is too complex, it would take a book. There are many conflict resolution tutorials that attempt to do so available on youtube and reddit and other places around the internet. 2: Yes, using smash.forceall means smash forwards any changes MLU makes over any later mods so it wins overrides. And yes replacing that esp is enough. 3: It is difficult to help with custom load order issues without knowing what load order the issues are in. By 'unfinished' what is really meant is constantly-evolving. There is no plan to 'finish' the creation of the guide. The guide is not meant for novice modders, but more as a framework for experienced modders to build upon, or a demonstration of the extent of what modding can add to the game in a stable manner. The links to zedit and xlodgen are both in the prerequisites page and there is a ton of information out on the internet about how to use them and what they are for. Descriptions of those tools are also on the Prereq page: Zedit "Mod Notes: This tool is similar to SSEEdit." LODGen "Mod Notes: This is a utility used to generate LOD meshes and textures "exactly" like CK."