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hi, I just installed skyrim yesterday, and I followed the STEP 2.2.0a guide.. I think I installed all the mods (excluding the 'not recommended' ones) in the given order correctly, but when I started playing, I noticed that some texture(s) is/are missing.

 

the first one happened a while after customizing your character gender and appearance, where a dragon appeared, I ran into a tower, moved up the stairs, the dragon blew the wall and spewed fire. after that, some parts on the floor became purple (which should mean missing texture, based on what I've read up).

 

the next one happened when I started using fire spell. whenever I use fire spell to hit walls or land, that purple texture would appear where my spell hit.

 

so I guess I'm missing some textures related to burns? can anyone help me to fix this? which mod(s) should I re-install/disable? (if possible I don't want to re-install everything from scratch)

 

thanks.

 

edit: here's a screenshot

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Looks like Burn freeze and shock effects.

initially I didn't use that, since it was not recommended by the STEP guide, but after encountering the problem, I also think that the mod might fix it, so I installed it.. still no changes.
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update: I found the mod that caused the problem. it was the deadly spell impacts mod. I think it was corrupted or something, and the problem disappeared after I redownload that one. thanks for the reply.

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I was just going to say the only mod it would be is Deadly Spell Impacts. :P Nexus has been having a lot of issue with corrupted files lately. I still haven't been able to download SMIM without it being corrupted.

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