Nozzer66

Easy answer... Ignore it. That is still a feature of Mod Organiser that's in Beta. Leave it as per STEP suggestion.

What can I say... I lurk in the board shadows and strike like um...well a ninja. (Coffee break @ work. Yay for free wifi)

I was unaware of version 16. Was referring to version 15. If Tannin got it all sorted that quick then I applaud the man and give him a huge badge for going above and beyond.

The order in the left pane should be the order that the mods are presented in the guide on the page, essentially. Just follow the order laid out on the STEP 2.2.9 page and that's what STEP suggests. So yes, left pane = install guide order to give the quick answer. You can drag and drop stuff to get it in such order if needed. If you're adding mods above and beyond, that aren't in STEP, I tend to drop them in the same basic area as other similar mods and then work from there if needed.

Yeah but the current MO build with the script built in it has issues and I'd suggest not updating if you haven't already.

Easiest way to keep the STEP order is just to ignore that warning. The STEP guys have tested their suggested order and there's no issues with it as is. You'll note that the warning isn't pertaining to the actual ESP load order, but the install order in the left pane.

I believe how it works is it sets out the first number is the total memory lest say 768. It then subtracts from that 768 whatever you've set for the scrap heap size, say 256. 768-256 is 512 and that's what gets allocated to the first block. If you honestly wanted the first block to be 768, you'd have to make the ini parameters 1024 and 256. But I don't see why you'd need to.

Yes it can. Just add it as an executable in MO and run it that way.

Ah sweet. Thanks Kelmych.

The bashed patch is there, it's just not at the end of the list.

I still cant see why you need to get rid of a gun in Novac. By then you're probably around level 8 ish and starting to need better weapons... Ah well different strokes, as they say.

:( Really sorry to hear that. Not sure what else can be tried. Hopefully everything comes good on any new playthrough.

Have you tried this page? https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/59257/?

Yep, that was my understanding too.

Usually when using an ENB I let the ENB handle everything.

I think it's time to start doing the old deactivate everything and start adding mods in small chunks till you find the issue...

If weapons are doing more damage (and they are) then why does it not make sense that armour protects more?

Shouldn't be needed if you have the memory patch working correctly... And I'm not sure this is the correct thread to be asking in anyway.

Never tried to be honest.

if you're using MO your inis are bound to your profile, so if/when Steam does replace the vanilla inis it's no biggie in any case.

Just keep in mind if you do that it will also replace the previously cleaned ESM's with fresh, uncleaned ones.

Sorry for 3 posts in a row... Kelmych, following the basic UI install as per the guide, it would appear that Adjustable UI isn't adjusting. Cant get anything to move. If I were a betting man I'd say it was something to do with a hud_menu_xml but it was late when I was playing with it yesterday so didn't get too far.

Actually Kelmych... I got it working even easier. Just use the external fomod installer, no MO's internal one and it seems to work. And you can change the 3 660s to 650's.

Check your Mod Organizer profile and make sure the Enable Archive Invalidation box is ticked in the lower left corner.

I would hazard a guess that my learned colleague GrantSP is asking where your game's installed and whether there might be UAC issues cause of that.