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Which do you prefer, and why?  I'd ask about male models, too, but there seems to be just one game in town for them.  I've been using CBBE myself as it seems like UNP tends to go more towards glamorous, but I wanted to hear about what other folks use.

Sorry! I've been waiting to see people respond as you have. I haven't ever really done a werewolf run, but if someone did something interesting with them I'd love to give 'em a whirl.

Yeah, I'm sorry too :-\. Best of luck! I'm sure things will get better.

Okay,  time. Apparently the problem was that I had named the folder bash.ini...but it already had the .ini prefix and wasn't showing it.  So I was trying to get it to read bash.ini.ini. Sigh.  Works now.  Thanks again!

Ah, thank you! I missed this particular section previously (I had been pouring over the Wrye Bash guide linked to in the OP). Much appreciated, will do a redo when I get home.

https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2012/08/08/wot-i-think-skyrim-dawnguard/ "I’d say they seem like mods, but given that some of the spectacular stuff the modding community has come up with over the last few months is superior to much of Dawnguard, that wouldn’t be an entirely accurate statement."

Okay, tried removing the space and still no joy.  Here's what it looks like: [General] ;--sOblivionMods is the Alternate root directory for installers, etc. ; It is strongly recommended that you do NOT put it anywhere under the ; game install directory itself, because Oblivion.exe will search through ; every directory under the install directory. ; This "directory thrashing" can then cause performance problems during gameplay. ; sOblivionMods is defined specifically to circumvent this bug by storing files elsewhere. sOblivionMods=E:\Skyrim Mods ;--sInstallersData is the directory containing data about which installers ; are installed by Wrye Bash. This is where 'Installers.dat' and 'Converters.dat' ; are stored. Only change this for advanced configuration, such as when using ; mTES4 Manager or MOM to manage multiple Oblivion installs. In those cases, ; it is recommended to set this to a subdirectory of either "My Games/Oblivion" ; or "Oblivion/Mopy", so mTES4 Manager/MOM will move these files when changing ; clones/images. sInstallersData=E:\Skyrim Mods\Bash Installers\Bash ;--sBashModData is the directory containing data about your mods, ini edits, etc. ; Only change this for advanced configuration, such as when using mTES4 Manager ; or MOM to manage multiple Oblivion installs. In those cases, it is recommended ; to set this to a subdirectory of either "My Games/Oblivion" or "Oblivion/Mopy", ; so mTES4 Manager/MOM will move these files when changing clones/images. sBashModData=E:\Skyrim Mods\Bash Mod Data How might I go about creating a junction or symbolic link?

Okay, going a bit nuts here trying to get bash.ini to access directories outside of its default. So, I've got bash.ini in the Mopy folder. Here's what I have in it: [General] ;--sOblivionMods is the Alternate root directory for installers, etc. ; It is strongly recommended that you do NOT put it anywhere under the ; game install directory itself, because Oblivion.exe will search through ; every directory under the install directory. ; This "directory thrashing" can then cause performance problems during gameplay. ; sOblivionMods is defined specifically to circumvent this bug by storing files elsewhere. sOblivionMods= E:\Skyrim Mods ;--sInstallersData is the directory containing data about which installers ; are installed by Wrye Bash. This is where 'Installers.dat' and 'Converters.dat' ; are stored. Only change this for advanced configuration, such as when using ; mTES4 Manager or MOM to manage multiple Oblivion installs. In those cases, ; it is recommended to set this to a subdirectory of either "My Games/Oblivion" ; or "Oblivion/Mopy", so mTES4 Manager/MOM will move these files when changing ; clones/images. sInstallersData= E:\Skyrim Mods\Bash Installers\Bash ;--sBashModData is the directory containing data about your mods, ini edits, etc. ; Only change this for advanced configuration, such as when using mTES4 Manager ; or MOM to manage multiple Oblivion installs. In those cases, it is recommended ; to set this to a subdirectory of either "My Games/Oblivion" or "Oblivion/Mopy", ; so mTES4 Manager/MOM will move these files when changing clones/images. sBashModData= E:\Skyrim Mods\Bash Mod Data But every time I load up Wyre Bash, it goes to the default C:/program files/steam/steamapps/common/Skyrim Mods. It will register anything I put into the default Bash installation folder, and it will move everything to the default folder when I add it directly to Wyre Bash itself. I'd really rather keep my mod installs on my E: drive, though, and it's like it's not even registering the bash.ini file in its folder. Any thoughts?

Loving the new logo!

I mean, *I* wouldn't mind getting a beta version... :D

The one with the real eyes is surprisingly super-creepy.

It seems to me that continuing on this vein might be unproductive, or at the very least, off-topic.

The folks doing the Banner Saga are being ridiculously transparent in their development, and doing so seems to have built an excellent rapport with their community.Â

Oooo. It'll be nice to actually be able to get some use out of my 2600K.