Dirtylimerick

SOLUTION: Did some research, apparently it's something to do with downloading the unofficial patches using OM. The solution was to delete the patches from OM and then manually re-download them from Nexus but don't use the Manager download link, download them to your computer manually and then from OM install mod and select each file. Once this is done WryeBash seems to be happy again. I imagine there will be a fix for this soon so others don't have to trip through it. More details here: https://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/1504437-relz-unofficial-skyrim-patch-thread-42/page-4

When I run WryeBash for the final strech of the STEP installation I get a warning for Corrupted Mods (Please see attached). Can anyone point me in the right direction with this issue? Much appreciated.

When optimizing the .dds files if I want to change the resolution of something I've already processed can I just change the setting and will it just overwrite what I had previously done? Say if I tried the normal maps at 2048x2048 but then wanted to change down to 1024x1024, I imagine I could just repeat the process with the new setting and it should just overwrite the higher resolution. Would that be correct?

Ah ok, Makes perfect sense. Appreciate the response and thanks for all of your hard work in the forums, the world needs more Kelmychs'. All the best, Dirty (Lock topic if desired)

I made a mistake when installing and before I proceed I wanted to make sure I didn't break anything. At this point in the quick start guide: "Clean up the redundancies and extraneous files in the vanilla HRDLC textures by executing 1_HRDLC_Clean-START_2.7.bat and review the log files if necessary (HRDLC_Clean_ERROR.log should be empty if all went well). This cleaning process runs very quickly and removes 721 files and 34 folders. More details are available in Repair the HRDLC Textures." Instead of running the above batch I instead ran the first batch in the archive entitled something similar such as "1_HRDLC_Clean". After I realized what I did, I ran the correct one and then checked the log file and there were a ton of missing textures, etc. I assume that is because the first batch I ran did the job of the second one and the second one is just reporting all of the items that were properly wiped out by the other batch but I don't actually know that which is why I was hoping someone could clarify if what I did presents a problem or not. Any help is greatly appreciated as I move forward with the Herculean task of properly modding Skyrim.