Generating Bash tags using FEAR AND LOATHING "[1" is not a valid integer value"

[EssArrBee]

This is why I use one install of xEdit and then have MO launch it using the arguments. You only have to worry about one copy of the app at a time. 

 

There is a highly neglected Fallout guide I started a while ago and never really finished that has some instructions for really advanced setups like that.

 

https://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:Fallout#Setting_Up_Mod_Organizer

[EUihwz]

Hi there,

 

ran into the same problem last week. Check out [1], the latest update to mteFunctions.pas. Restoring the old index calculation resolved this error for me.

 

[1] mteFunctions.pas Update

Edited February 6, 2017 by EUihwz

[Edgar]

 

I managed to fix this issue by taking the mteFunctions.pas (83kb) from my Skyrim copy of TES5Edit and overwriting (after backing up a copy) the FNVEdit mteFunctions.pas (78kb).

 

https://mega.nz/#!bwAEnIBT!ePot9g1ZCS3EAe_kHe0FxEr8FykjQBuxMxiqxOwPbU0

 

Thank you kindly friend. This saved me having to redo hours of generating bash tags.  Much obliged.

[T0rvadaL]

You're a babe Siantis <3

[Satur9]

Just hit this bug and remembered this had come up in the F&L support topic. Thanks for posting the fix, Siantis.

[CactusCoyote]

say thanks for posting the script i could nnot for the life of me get it to download

[Ash19256]

Unfortunately, I've tried all of the fixes here, including re-downloading the GenerateBashTags.pas and mteFunctions.pas, and nothing seems to correct this error. I'm at my wits end trying to fix this, I would greatly appreciate assistance.

[Mrjackpots]

Hey guys can someone please help me. So you have to run this script on every single plugin to finish the guide? Like all 130~ of them? One at a time? I'll do it I'm just making sure I'm not missing a step to make this more automated

[Greg]

Yes, you have to run it on every plugin one at a time. It's tedious and time consuming, but you do have to run the script on one mod at a time.

[Mrjackpots]

Gotcha thanks. What exactly does this do, and what happens if someone doesn't do this?

[Greg]

The script determines which bash tags are appropriate and adds these tags to the header of the mod. Later when you create the bashed base, Wrye Flash uses these tags in the header to determine which mods should "win" the conflict in the bashed patch. The result in a nutshell is that the bashed patch resolves a lot more conflicts more intelligently than it would without these tags.