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  1. Got it, thanks. It's amazing that you have the stamina to keep answering questions after all these years... I should note that I'm currently attempting a workaround that I thought of after reading the ParallaxGen comments. The mod author thinks it shouldn't matter in what order PG, TexGen, DynDOLOD, etc. is run, so I've simply disabled my PG output while running TexGen and then re-enabled it before starting DynDOLOD. I'll post an update after I get in-game to see the results.
  2. If ParallaxGen is the problem, what's the solution? I'm having the same issue.
  3. Hi guys, I'm hitting a number of errors when attempting to run DynDOLOD, and after researching them and applying relevant fixes, I'm still stuck. Here are the debug files and truncated DynDOLOD_SSE_log, but here is one example of each error type: Some of these errors are supposed to come from not using up-to-date files, but I'm using the latest versions of DynDOLOD Alpha, Resources, DLL SE, Cathedral Landscapes' DynDOLOD resources mod, and tree mods. Any idea what's going on? Thanks. https://ufile.io/bt13k0c5
  4. Thank you very much for all your help. It turns out the issue with DynDOLOD not recognizing my LODs and billboards was due to the fact that when I converted my TexGen_Output files with Texconv, the Texconv_Output files didn't include the associated .ini and .txt files. The solution was to copy everything in the TexGen_Output folder and paste it in the Texconv_Output folder WITHOUT replacing anything already there (just adding all of those missing .ini and .txt files to the converted .dds files). Everything works and is looking great. Hope this info is useful to you and the people you help.
  5. Thank you, will do. One more quick question: I've cleaned, sorted, and resolved all issues reported by LOOT, but the Step guide recommends using the following LOD mods: xLODGen Resource - SSE Terrain Tamriel_Extended Far Object LOD Improvement Project SSE DynDOLOD Bright Waterfall Fix for ENB Aspens Ablaze Add-On - DynDOLOD 3 Glacier LOD Meshes Just to be clear, in addition to your other instructions, you want me to disable all of these before running a clean pass of TexGen?
  6. Is anyone able to give me any clues as to why DynDOLOD isn't finding the files I've generated through TexGen? I found a post on here that said to try using different compression methods if TexGen was crashing with a particular error I encountered, so I did that and then converted then converted them with Texconv, so it's not unlikely I messed something up... Here are the logs from one attempt at running DynDOLOD. Thanks very much for your help. TexGen_SSE_Debug_log.txt TexGen_SSE_log.txt
  7. Got it, thanks. I'm following only the Step Skyrim Special Edition Guide as my base and then adding mods after it. Game is running smoothly, only working on LODs at this point). Here are the truncated log (removed multiple passes, wasn't sure if I should remove anything from the records of one pass) and full debug log files. Any clue why DynDOLOD can't find my converted textures? TexGen_SSE_Debug_log.txt TexGen_SSE_log.txt
  8. Hi again, thanks for your help. I've successfully completed TexGen by switching diffuse/alpha, normal specular, diffuse, and normal from BC7 (Quick) to R8G8B8, but I'm stuck at the DynDOLOD stage now. As far as I know, I've successfully completed BC7 compression using Texconv (since the output size is smaller), and I've copied everything in the output (a textures folder but no meshes folder - is that right?) into the Step SkyrimSE - xLODGen Output folder. (TEMP) Cathedral Landscapes - xLODGen mod is subsequently disabled. When I try to run DynDOLOD, however, it tells me that no billboards are detected. I've tried combinations of enabling/disabling all LOD mods in the Step guide and even tried swapping the files from "HD LOD Textures SE" mod into the Step SkyrimSE - xLODGen Output folder in place of my own custom files, which didn't work. I've read around but haven't figured it out yet, so any pointers would be much appreciated. Thanks as always.
  9. Hi, I'm almost finished working through the STEP Guide and am at the point where it's time to use TexGen. When running the program, I'm consistently hitting Texconv error 800705AA, but the help link (https://dyndolod.info/Help/Texconv) doesn't include that particular error. Not sure how to solve the problem, so I'm hoping you guys can help. Much thanks in advance. I've included a text file with the error message, but I'll also paste it below: [Window Title] TexGen [Main Instruction] Texconv error 800705AA. [Content] textures\architecture\whiterun\WRTreeFloweringBranch01_n.dds "G:\Modding\Tools\DynDOLOD\Edit Scripts\Texconvx64.exe" -nologo -y -aw 256 -f R8G8B8A8_UNORM -o "C:\Users\Dunamis1\AppData\Local\Temp\TexGen_SSE" "C:\Users\Dunamis1\AppData\Local\Temp\TexGen_SSE\AB5D18A56F804270A2EC4302E9F1C48D.dds" Click on this link for additional explanations and help for this message [Exit TexGen] TexGenError800705AA.txt
  10. Just to bring closure to this thread, my problem was likely due to the fact that I had both EVT and Myrkvoir installed at the same time. Uninstalling EVT and running Myrk exclusively seems to have solved the problem. Thanks for the assistance.
  11. You nailed it with the suggestion to perform the TexGen process in stages. I was able to make it through each stage successfully and then combine the outputs. Thanks a ton for the help! Very much appreciated.
  12. Apologies, thanks for your patience. Here you go: bugreport https://paste.ee/p/W6taj texgen_SSE_log https://paste.ee/p/zdrYb texgen_SSE_Debug_log https://paste.ee/p/ftUB0 I understand that there is an issue with memory, so I researched it both on these forums and elsewhere. Solutions included restarting the computer, closing as many system processes as possible, ensuring that the 64-bit exe is used, etc. None of these have solved the problem, unfortunately. My laptop is fairly new and only has one graphics card. I believe the files themselves aren't corrupt, since they were working with DynDOLOD 2.97 (unless I'm misunderstanding something, which is totally possible). I'll double check them and get back to you.
  13. Whoops, here's the SSE_log and bugreport.txt file. Can't fit the other log in this post cause of the 1MB max, so I'll attach in in another post. Edit: hmmm, the TexGen_SSE_Debug_log.txt is larger than 1MB. Am I supposed to cull some of the data in order to upload it? bugreport.txt TexGen_SSE_log.txt
  14. Okay, posted in that thread. I did read through it already, as that's where I found the suggestion to alter the iAtlas settings. @Greg, I can confirm that I've been using Texgenx64.exe and that I also tried using Texgen.exe. Neither were successful, but thanks for taking the time to make the suggestion.
  15. Updating that added much more configurability in the TexGen and DynDOLOD wizards, which is nice, but now I've been encountering tons of different errors at various stages of the process. I'm currently stuck at generating TexGen_Output, which is encountering: Last line of the log reads: The process fails with the same error at different points each time (files other than minerockwall03.dds). I've read through the error documentation and forums but haven't found anything specifically addressing error 800705AA, although I've implemented suggested fixes for other error codes that are related to insufficient system resources - restarting computer, closing browser and as many system processes as possible, ensuring the output path isn't in a forbidden location (it wasn't) and that the x64 version of TexGen is being used (it is) - without success. I've also tried to implement the following instructions from earlier in this thread: However, I don't have a Worlds.pas file in my Edit Scripts\DynDOLOD folder. Any idea what's going on, generally and/or in regard the missing Worlds.pas file? Thanks so much for your help.
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