WilliamImm

First thing I did: change the title from AMD Catalyst Control Center to AMD VISION Engine Control Center. Reason being, it looks like AMD changed the name of the tool, and, well, I want to make the name match. (Go ahead and change the title and link of this thread to match.)

While I do not use Crossfire, I would be willing to update the guide to not be completely pictorial, and actually be written in words.

I would argue for the purposes of STEP that a BAIN installer would be more important than a NMM installer. I can build a BAIN installer, but as for NMM - never used it, and I don't think I can get myself to work on a installer for that.

I can go ahead and scrub the guide. In fact, I have modified the guide several times already.

Generally, this mod should be loaded pretty late, probably after most quest mods, but before weather/landcape mods. I sorted Disease Descriptions and the DLC plugins in the Overrides D section of BOSS, and I would sort the Realistic Needs and Diseases version, well, pretty much around where Releastic Needs and Diseases is. I might end up contacting the author pf Realistic Needs and Diseases to see if he can integrate my work into his mod, so that you arleady get better descriptions with just his mod.

Took me a few hours, but the Realistic Needs and Diseases version is ready, in a nice BAIN-friendly installer.

Well, I said I was going to make a different version for said mod. Don't think it would be that good to make a patch, because it completly changes the vanilla diseases, and I'd have to factor in disease stages - It's going to take me some time, but it will be done.

Yea, that would be true. Completely mental pirates, as they decided that the best place to host the mod would be one that strictly forbids uploading other's works without permission - *facepalm*

Actually, no. I didn't really think of that.  Since that mods really modifies diseases, it would probably force me to make an alternative version that's built around RND.

I don't think the mentioned mods modify worldspace records at all, or body part data. My plugin (Projectile Soul Trap) not being in the patch 1.8 format is news to me, though I don't think it matters that much, if at all, for the mods you mentioned.

Well, it *is* a compilation, which isn't really allowed by the Nexus. I mean, you've seen what happened when TeamCrossfire also tried to upload a compilation of texture mods (to be fair, they didn't really ask for permission for the mods beforehand). I did get it, but I'm not going to be surprised if I wake up tommorow and I find the mod gone.

Discussion thread: Disease Descriptions for the Immersive Adventurer by William Imm Wiki Link Yes, advertising one of my own mods here, but I have made this as a update to the earlier Disease Descriptions. It has descriptions for all the diseases in the vanilla game (and DLCs), with both a fluff and mechanics part to them. What is needed from Mod Testers: Check for any conflicts with a baseline STEP installation via TES5Edit. minor issue exists at this time with USP, but not a problem. Make sure the descriptions show up properly in game. Check for any unreadibly small text. This is a bit of an issue, but not a deal breaker Accepted for STEP v2.2.5 --thanks to WiliamImm for creating this and supporting the user comments --thanks torminater, Eliian et al. for evaluating

Here comes a new challenger! https://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/31202

Kelmych, you should probably search the forums before you post a suggestion thread: https://forum.step-project.com/showthread.php?tid=1370 I've already make a suggestion for this mod a while ago, after discovering it. (before the release of the new HRDLC)

New version. Not sure how much this would affect the game, but at least it's there. EDIT: And it turns out while I was uploading this version, someone had a issue with a common soul gem disappearing with ASG and my mod. Turns out the faulty VMADs were the culprit. (For the record, this is the relevant discussion. It starts here and goes onto the next page.)

I use Lagom too - calibrated my dual monitors with it. Would like to use a hardware calibration tool, but it would be tough to afford for me right now...

Actually, both monitors are HW191As. Mixed up one character in the model number. After reading what you said, I'm not expecting to see more results, but you can try again anyway.

Yea. I think Vurt's trees look the best alone right now.

Discussion thread: Enhanced Projectile Soul Trap by William Imm Wiki Link Enhanced Projectile Soul Trap is a revised version of the previous Projectile Soul Trap with Visible Impact Effect to be compatible with Acquisitive Soul Gems, while additionally being completely error free. This mod changes the Soul Trap spell to be a projectile and have a visible impact, so that you can see where the spell is going. Dropped in 2.2.8 as the Unofficial Skyrim Patch fixes this issue.

Lush Trees is *not* recommended with the most recent version of Skyrim Flora Overhaul. If you are still using the old 2.2.0a guide, then you can use it, but with the most recent verison of Flora Overhaul - no, just no. No word on Bigger Trees, but I don't think I need to use it.

Erm - I use two Hanns-G HF191A monitors (I think that's what they are called). Wondering what the ideal general settings are for that monitor, as I also do photo editing on the same computer. (And yes, I was thinking of getting a Spyder, but they were very expensive - at least at the places I looked at.)

Realistic Lighting Overhaul with Skyrealism Vanilla. Also use Climates of Tamriel weathers.

Apparently, Techangel normally goes to bed at 4 AM CST. Still quite funny, but not to the extend as going to bed at 10 AM.

Well, the author isn't active, but he thankfully allows others to make improvements to his mod without having to get permission from him first (check the permission section on his mod to see).

My 90 gb SSD is looking really wimpy right now - god do I want that drive. I want it. Want it as my games drive.