phazer11

Try redownloading SMIM.

Install Mod Organizer via the installer to the drive you want it to be on and then just copy the Mod Organizer folder (an actually copy-paste) from the drive it's on now to the drive you just installed MO on. Check to make sure it works before deleting your current Mod Organizer setup though. I think that's how it's done anyways.

I'm in the beta as well. Looking forward to it. I'm currently making a piecemeal of mods and such from the various packs and trying my hand at making patches again.

That is why I picked the GTX 760 4GB out for you in this from scratch build from last night. As I said you should be good on the DVD drive front since you have the one in your current machine. I would still check if Microsoft accepts your school email (they should so long as you can still receive emails from it). If you want a bit beefier of a card it'll cost you about $1300 with a slight modification to the build from last night. Like so. Link

The way STEP is setup you should ignore the Potential Mod Order message.

Right click on the mod in question in Mod Organizer and say open in explorer and see if it's there and just not showing up in the plugin list for some reason. Also make sure the mod is ticked (Activated) in Mod Organizer.

I don't know. To build a proper PC around a GTX 780 you'd need to look to spend around $1300-1500. That power supply you chose is not good enough, you are over paying for that 8GB of RAM andf that 1TB drive is not worth the money. The case... might work I don't know if it will let you fit a GTX 780 though it's a long card. You'll have to measure your desk and then look at the dimensions on the case. I wouldn't recommend any PC to be placed on a desktop unless it's an all-in-one least of all a Full Tower case. Here's the kind of thing you'd need. You shouldn't need an optical drive since you have one in your current computer. If you must have a HDD then I'll make another build with all that plus the OS. If you got another optical drive you shouldn't bother with a DVD drive since you have one and upgrade to a BD drive. Link Here's the one with everything including a 3TB drive for only double what that 1TB drive would cost you... and it's faster. Since you're in college you can get Windows 8/8.1 for about $50 with a university or college email address. Link As far as SSD's go I love mine. They have some 120GB for $90 right now and some 250GB for $120 or so right now.

What even... that's it I'm going to start writing again, I'm getting away from Nexus for tonight.

Alright. I'll go with Nvidia just since I've done more recent research on it and it's what ENB is designed around. Here's what I would go with if you're just going to upgrade what you have. I would have you upgrade your RAM and motherboard as well but 8GB is probably fine unless you're actually buying new. The motherboard I would upgrade but I don't think you can even find Ivy bridge boards anymore (or they're at a steep price like the Sabertooth Z77 I was going to recommend). I don't personally have that case but I hear it's nice. Link If you're building from scratch. Link

I'll pick the parts I would get (so you have a reference); if you tell me a couple things. 1. AMD or Nvidia graphics card? 2. Do you have problems with heat (i.e. does it get hot where you live and in particular the room your computer is in when it's on) 3. Your most comfortable price range. 4. Do you plan on overclocking at all?

That's correct. He does in the cases of the individual mods (the ones with their own mod pages since the Book of Silence is mainly just the compilation) have alternate resolutions so you might use those pages instead.

Sounds like a nice immersion mod. Might try it out thanks.

I'm checking it out now, made a post in the Staff lounge as well so hopefully we'll get things updated in a few hours.

Nope... It was tricky to get Facebook to accept it; they don't like numbers see, even if they're phonetically spelled out.

Same here. Of course. I didn't use my real facebook page but my carefully crafted one with a clever psuedonym... I don't think you'll guess what it is.

I'd buy one if I didn't just spend $180 on buying 2 3TB internal drives to replace the 2.5TB (2 separate drives that added up to 2.5TB) that just quit on me (infuriating really these slaves had only been working for 7-8 years, I hadn't finished with them yet!). The only other drive I might recommend is the Crucial MX100 but from what I've read they are slightly slower (the price is too); however unlike the Samsung Evo and Pro drives I don't know anyone who has one. Those external drives do look like a good deal though. It'd be nice to have one. However, I'm not sure I would go with Seagate at least for internal drives; I think the External drives are ok but there's been some fishy stuff going on with their internal drives. The Samsung Pro 256GB is $169.99 right now and if this were a year and a half ago I'd buy one over the Corsairs (which are nothing to sniff at) I've read several places that the Samsung Pros, Corsair Neutron GTX, and Kingston HyperX 3K are able to go beyond writing a petabyte so you shouldn't need worry about them. The 840 EVO has (in at least one test) shown it will last for 300TB of writes before anything potentialy worrisome might occur. For reference my Corsair Neutron GTX 240GB in my laptop has been running since late march of last year and has only accumulated 10-12TB of read and writes (can't check it atm my laptop is in the shop and I have no more open bays for the SSD which I took out before sending it off) and that's been running Windows and been my Skyrim and Steam drive. I got a second at the time as well since I was able to get them for $170 a piece at the time and was planning for either a SSD or a new graphics card at the time... Now I have one for my desktop and my laptop. Here's the article I was talking about. I'm a little busy right now so I can't find the others. Link As far as HDDs go after much research and talking to many people on overclock.net I finally reached the conclusion to buy some Toshiba 3TB drives, they're a little more expensive (not by much) than the Seagates but more reliable as far as I've been able to tell. They're from the Toshiba takeover of Hitachi's desktop drive division when the regulatory agencies said WD had to sell off some of the assets when they bought out Hitachi to make their HGST division (which by the way are the drives I recommend for laptops and fast external HDDs). I bought two of these the other week (they were on sale for $95 a piece). Link Hope it helps. Edit: Almost forgot. Amazon has the 500GB Samsung EVO for $199 right now (so I'd be more inclined to get one of those or the Samsung Pro 256GB). Link Oh, and don't forget that if your local Best Buy has the drive in stock all you have to do is tell them you want to price match it (and the sale has to still be going on when they look it up at the register) and they'll match Newegg (and Amazon as well I think)

That might be true about the 2500k being able to be overclocked to those speeds relatively easily... However that PC can't since the genius who put that kit together decided to shoot the end user in the foot by putting in a H series chipset (which allow the graphics card on the CPU to be used but not allow the cpu to overclock via the unlocked multiplier) and a cheapo motherboard besides. @AdventureGirl if you want to buy a new PC I would recommend building it yourself as it'll give you a bit more freedom. You'll probably want one of the devil's canyon chips I'd have to look around to find the best one for you. $2000 is totally doable. $1000-1500 is too. A good graphics card will run you between $250-600. The motherboard ~$150-200. The processor $200-350. The case $100-175. The PSU $100-200. 16GB of RAM around $130-160, and an aftermarket cooler would run you $29-100 plus whatever storage and peripherals you need. High end of that is $1785 low end is $960. Granted this is all higher end and not on sale you might be able to find better deals if you researched it a bit more and then waited for a sale or rebate.

The guide tells you how to install SKSE in MO. Link Go into the mod folder you should have created when you installed SKSE via MI and make sure it says SKSE.ini and not SKSE.ini.txt or SKSE.txt Also when you go into the folder right click and say view and say details. That will show you things like date modified and file type. Make sure the "type" column says .ini configuration file or similar.

Go ahead and give us the link to your current PC. To be honest, unless you're having issues with your 2500k I don't think I'd upgrade (depends on your motherboard). I'd just get you a beefier graphics acard and be done with it.

The way they said it, it sounds as if the player character is getting "caught" on a mesh (navmesh or otherwise).

Yeah... uh the only thing I could think of is for you to redownload all of your mods again and see if that fixes it, completely vanilla with the .ini's as well I don't think they'd be causing the issue but maybe (especially if you're using non-default ugrids; screwier things have happened)

Tough choice. I don't know if it's too loud so much as it makes me think I'm about to enter a boss fight.

Finally found the sort of sound. I do think it is too cartoony now I hear it again but it may work for you. https://youtu.be/WoGJd0k_FR8?t=7m20s[media]http://youtu.be/WoGJd0k_FR8?t=7m20s[/media]

What about a poimpk sound. You know which I'm talking about? It shouldn't be too difficult to make. I'm thinking something along the lines of the sound you hear in Mario when the enemies see you. May be a little too cartoony (probably) but it might serve until a fan or something comes up with a better idea (or makes you a new sound).

I didn't have the cookie since I installed MO 3-4 days ago (and only logged in via MO two days ago), so unless the change has been today or yesterday I don't know.