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Thank you redirishlord! I'll do that. The save I have now is Ralof only and that isn't always the way I want to go but I'm afraid to try starting another toon... that is truly the ride from heck ;) Thank you for the suggestion! Ciao!

Nevermind!! I found my error and all is well now! Sorry!! Ciao!

I feel your pain. I too have that issue and cannot for the life of me figure out why. It even does it with NO mods installed. Seriously. The cart flips around, I am on my head then my side over to the back then my head again... the horse faces me and the clanking and clunking is enough to drive one absolutely batty. I've never found a fix for it other than retrying and retrying again until the ride is stable enough to get me to the parking area and out of the carriage. I made a save there and that seemed to work. Then I started having problems with being able to get over the body that gets beheaded in front of me. Talk about pulling your hair out! I finally got to escape and as I exited the cave I quit moving and saved there. That save gets used all the time for new characters. I generally go to Riverwood and then rent the room at the inn and open my showracemenu. Do install the race menu and race menu precache killer or whatever it's called, it will make your character creation so much easier. No more crashes or freezes since installing that. I've given up on fixing the flipping, flopping, freaking out wagon scene. Glad you got a save past that so you can use and reuse that toon for new playthroughs. Ciao! :D

You're welcome darlin, anytime I can help out I give it a go! Good to see they have been checked and rechecked and I now know they are needed. Switching over to STEP 2.2.9 as we speak (using my brand new Chrome browser so I can get MO to work correctly, thank you Dan :D ) Back to installs/downloads/hair pulling :D Ciao! ~~waves

Thank you so much EssArrBee. I appreciate the help and I really appreciate the entire STEP foundation. I was quite hesitant to follow STEP. I wanted to add the mods I wanted and not have someone else "tell me" what to put in and how. *laughs* Little did I know that the very things I had been searching for, all the big fixes, basic repairs, and adding in those things that were missing, etc., everything I wanted and had been searching for were contained in STEP. There were even things that I didn't know I wanted when I began this journey but once I saw them, I knew that was that "thing" I had been looking for. Not only do you provide all the missing elements but I'm presented with a handbook telling me how, what and where to put everything. It all flows so easily and simply and I'm very grateful for it and for all those that put it together. All who worked on this, the testing, the discussions, more testing, comparisons, etc.etc.etc. giving their time and abilities, all of them are just amazing. Not only did you all put in all that effort but you then give it to the Skyrim community instructions and all. Amazing, that's the only word that keeps coming to mind. Amazing. So thank you, not only for the assistance here, but for the entire thing. It has what everyone needs to finally have that solid, stable game with all the fixes, repairs and "lost" items. Just amazing. Goodnight (3:26am here for me) and have a great day tomorrow, or whenever your day starts! Ciao!

Thanks for the quick reply! So it's ok to just go right down the line and install all of them with one of the patches at the end? It will be so nice not to have to skip over the Extended then go back and add them in. Makes more sense to me to just install them all at once. So much easier than the brain strain I'm sure to get trying to make sure I don't miss any this time. I don't use MO, I tried it, didn't like it one iota, so I only use WB and it does a right fine job and handles everything I need. Of course that is just a by the way, nothing more and nothing less. Just personal preference. Thanks again! Ciao!

Hi all, I'm new here so please forgive any mistakes, I promise I won't make them again :D I've searched the forums and not found this particular question, but if it's been asked and answered, please forgive my missing it. I've installed CORE and then went back and installed Extended after that. I'm now doing it again as I somehow or another managed to miss a couple of mods that I now need. Not sure how I missed them, hurrying through a section, being distracted and losing my place, pick one of those or many others I'm sure. Since I'm starting over I wonder, is it okay to just start at the top and install all the mods in the order they are listed, Core or Extended? Meaning, I would install 3 Core mods, then immediately install the next 2 Extended mods, back to 1 Core mod, 1 Extended mod, etc. etc. Install right down the line regardless of classification of either Core or Extended. Is it okay to do that then finish up by installing either the Extended or Core Patch? And, for clarification, I do only install one patch not both, correct? Thanks in advance and again my apologies if this has been asked and answered before. I truly did search, came up with one thread that seemed to ask the same question but the answer wasn't what I needed. Ciao!