Nozzer66

Correct. First launch will activate it. I then dragged it into the Smart Souls folder.

Actually thanks for the idea. I have several spare USB drives floating around. I might do that myself.

Nope. It does it cleaned ESMs or not.

Must admit I didn't think of using the categories like that. Will probably try that next time, now I have my two copies stable and working.

I do like this mod. Played through with it in my last playthrough, using a version of the Danariel Stormbow character that's on the Nexus. Pity it's not supported any more. But if you want to see what this mod can do, check out that Danariel Stormbow character.

That's what I've done. Two loads of MO. Keeps all the saves etc apart too, if I'm correct in my thinking.

That looks right, yes.

Yeah i have one as well. It's a bit of a PITA, but yeah I'll deal. :) I knew someone said it somewhere, just had to find it. :)

In the Skyrim Distance Overhaul Thread.

I'm aware it says that inside the warning, but if you look around the forum, I believe it was Double You or TechAngel who said it can be ignored as it's an MO foible.

Ah easy mistake to make... done it myself.

I'm fairly sure you're supposed to ignore those things MO suggests. I have been of late.

First thing I'd do is load TESV Edit, load all plugins and see if that throws any error or issue out at you.

Wouldn't bother me, am nearly always wearing bracers/gloves anyway...

It's suspected it'll be out in November

Have a look inside you real Data directory. It may be in there. Have seen it happen before.

Now I have a STEP profile running Aiyen's ENB (which is also awesome) and an SRLE profile running Vividian... I have just this to say, Mangaclub... The Vivid edition is absolutely drop dead gorgeous. Colours are perfect, weathers work a treat and it just POPS. I'm going to need a new jaw since I think it just smashed from hitting the floor. :D

I never set mine BELOW 60. Have heard a few people say setting to 59 works, but I find with my 120HZ monitor and 780Ti, I get best results setting my limit to about 75 FPS. I don't know why or whether it's even just a placebo, but I can run a bajillion mods and ENB up the wazoo and nothing stutters...

While you're looking at that, when clicking on My Content, it returns no content.

Aren't a good amount of what's in Revisited actually available in some of the various STEP packs anyway? And no, Revisited is stand alone, doesn't need Core or Extended as such.

Well all you would need is a link to say: If you want to double check your load order click HERE for a photo of the STEP suggested order. That way even real modding neophytes should be good.

Maybe a small clickable photo on the guide to suggest mod order? Seeing it in the flesh might make more sense than just a verbal explanation. I worked it out fairly quickly personally, but then again I've been modding for a while. An actual picture might make it easier for those who are new to it? Similar to those pictorial guides to setting up in the DDSopt how to maybe? No issue or offence meant of course. Just a suggestion.

What MO does is make a virtual Data directory with all your mods data in it. In this way it keeps the Vanilla data directory. If you looked at your data directory in Skyrim when using MO, you wont see any mods there. This is why you have to run SKSE through MO, so the game has access to the virtual directory with all the mods, including the CLEANED ESM's.

The other possibility is to set a FPS limit. That situation with carts going bananas etc is often due to a frame rate > 100. If you set Vsync up or use ENB to limit FPS to 60 or so that may help.

I seem to recall seeing that happen once when I'd forgotten to turn off AA and so on in the actual FF3 launcher.