TechAngel85

Accepted into STEP as of datetime of this post.

I've been using this and it's lore friendly so I don't see any reason to not include it for Extended. It could even be Core. Thoughts? @Neb, I just had a day off that I was a bit bored so I accepted a few mods over the course of the day for which testing had been completed. They could have been added sooner. Thing is, when I accept mods I go through the entire process so that nothing is skipped or forgotten. This means adding the boilerplate to the OP, creating a fully fleshed out mod page on the wiki (gallery, mod instructions, etc.), adding it to the Dev Guide, updating the Dev Changelog, updating the OP of the Dev topic (which is redundant, imo, with the changelog), and accepting the mod by changing the pre-fix tag and posting. I don't move the mods into Anthology until release. This helps to keep track of the mods which have been accepted in the meantime so the other staff can also keep track. This work is...not exactly the most fun, so I tend to do it in spurts nowadays. Edit: After more thought I wouldn't matter if they're moved to Anthology as long a the testing tag remains right up until release. This keeps the mods in the "pool", just as accepted so others can keep track.

I totally missed the graphics card being used.

Okay, I did a quick test with Langley's and it's a "no-go" for me. It has a specular map on it that is just awful when the light hits it in a certain way. When this happens, instead of dirt it looks like slime. Northfire 100%.

I've not looked at Langley's either. I pulled it up in photoshop and it's of pretty high quality like Northfire's. I suppose it needs to be tested so I'm plugging it into my load order now.

Try to use the previous version of ENBSeries. Many users seem to be crashing when using v.308.

I have updated the Guide to reflect the use of BethINI. This basically means the entire INI Tweaks section has been but down to a few lines. I think we should leave this section in place to help inform users of how STEP now handles the INIs, but also as it has a link to more advanced information, if users want to dive in. I say we leave it there for a release or two and then move it down to the bottom of the Guide in section . The mod page for BethINI still needs to be tweaked for our uses, though. I have reflected these changes on the changelog under the "Guide" section.

I'm thinking we can get drop "TDN Vampire Armor Retexture" with the addition of Rustic Clothing. Gamwiches looks better. Thoughts?

Accepted for STEP:Extended v2.10.0

Can't hold out to see what SSE will bring us. There will likely be some separate Guide for SSE than the one we do now.

After having this installed for some time now, I can confidently recommend it for STEP:Core.

I've been using this mod for a long time now. Regardless of the vanilla issue of mismatched textures, this mod is still a far better option than sticking with vanilla. I recommend it for STEP:Core.

I'm going to say this one can be accepted. I've personally have been using it with my new playthrough for over 30 levels and haven't had any issues with it. We just need to flesh out the details of its install.

Need some more votes on this one. I'm still with my original above and saying this is a superior replace than that of Soul Gems Differ and voting this one for Core.

Accepted STEP:Core v2.10.0

Accepted for STEP:Core v2.10.0

I was under the impression the HDT skeleton was just for HDT mods.

Accepted for STEP:Core v2.10.0.

I can change the installer. Just tell me what you're dropping and what is no longer a master. As for ELE, I haven't heard from JawZ in a long while. Last time I heard, he's been kind of busy and has put a hold on things to see what SSE will be bringing. This is why not much more work has been put into several of his projects (like Relighting Skyrim Remastered).

It can be downloaded from the STEP Nexus page (link at top of forum).

That should be, bFloat....=1 (not true) All the multisample settings should be set to "0".

I think there is a language barrier here. We're not upset at all. :: However, I do think there is a misunderstanding of what you are trying to install. Could you please post links to the Guides you are installing so that we can ensure we're all talking about the same things. Thank you!

Did you make the proper edits to SkyrimPrefs.ini?

Yes. SRLE is a Guide of its own. If you want to install it, you don't need to install anything from the STEP Guide.

User defined. It honestly doesn't matter which you use. The result is practically the same so if you prefer to keep it to x16 in the driver and turn it off in enblocal.ini, then that is fine too and perfectly acceptable. I personally use the driver version.