hakunin

How safe would it be to upgrade to latest changes from April 12th (right before DynDOLOD) given I already started a play through, and don't want to lose it? Should I just avoid changing anything now? Could use some advice.

Nozzler66 to be clear, I'm done with the guide, just proposing some clarifications based on my experience. I.e. your options A/B could make a perfect addition. As far as hook.dll — I specifically downloaded the version of MO used in the guide (1.2.18) which is as of this writing still marked latest on Nexus by the author. Not sure if 1.3.x had the fix and would've worked, I prefer to keep my extreme nightmare adventures within the game.

Hi folks, my first post, but I'm nearing the end of setting up SR:LE at the revision right before DynLOD. This is also my first and only significant modding attempt, and I'm in awe at all the tools the community built, and inhuman attention to detail that Neo seems to possess. Thank you. Really wish there was a paid download (say, $9.99) to get the entire SR:LE, although it's probably a licensing nightmare. I made a small list of things that I had to figure out, that were a little ambiguous in the guide: 1) The part where you merge Vividian there's a note that Wearable Lanterns should be installed. It would put me at ease to just have it normally listed for install before the ENB. The note makes it seem like installing it now would be some sort of a compromise. 2) When installing Real Shelters, the script there can't be run until all dependencies are satisfied, one of which is that Carriages mod that isn't installed until the end. I think again it would save some worrying if that section is just moved to the bottom. 3) The SkyProc patching is not working for Dual Sheath Redux Patch with the version of MO in the guide, JRE 8 (32bit), on Windows 7. From the logs I managed to figure out that the problem was with MO's hook.dll, and somebody posted an alternative file that fixed this issue (search page for hook.dll). This was the only solution I could find, and only by googling hook.dll which I dug out from java error logs. I think this should be noted in the mod. Again, big thank you for this huge effort.