SirHarbinger

Thanks for this. This one has no Integer overflow errors. I tested it a total of 3 times, no errors preventing Dyndolod from continuing its processes. The third time I was able to make the lod level 32 changes required by "A Clear Map of Skyrim . . ." and Dyndolod ran without any problems. Had nothing to do earlier, so I was able to test as much as I could. Probably fixed by this point. Thanks for timely responses.

Worked fine this time with that download, thanks. i wanted to test it even further and rerun it a second time, but it gave the "Integer Overflow" error. second time logs : DynDOLOD_SSE_log , DynDOLOD_SSE_Debug_log , bugreport Rerun it a third time and it's another "Integer Overflow" third time logs: DynDOLOD_SSE_log , DynDOLOD_SSE_Debug_log , bugreport To be fair, since it was able to run properly with the test version of Dyndolod and successfully completed it for that one run, I'm already considering it a success on my part. Maybe Dyndolod 3 isn't meant to be run after completing it once? But, then, I distinctly remember dyndolod 3 alpha 65 being able to run like 30minutes to 1hour of each run with no bugs whatsoever. Apologies if the new two tests are redundant info for you.

Integer overflow error. This never occurred before. I was able to successfully run dyndolod 3.0 (alpha68) one time today, and then the subsequent runs will all show this error. DynDOLOD_SSE_log DynDOLOD_SSE_Debug_log bugreport Edit: there's no main difference between the first successful dyndolod run and the ones that are currently causing bugreports. The only thing I changed within dyndolod was to set level32=1 because I looked back at "A Clear Map of Skyrim" and saw related stuff about that option so I tried it for the second time. This caused dyndolod to have integer overflow error, so I reverted changes to level32=0, and then returned "Clear Map of Skyrim"'s options for non-level32, but dyndolod continues to find fault with that one scaffolding from JK's that was never a problem prior (was using alpha 65 prior to today's one-time alpha 68)