STEP:1.0.0 - What is '"`UNIQ--pre-0000167A-QINU`"'?

[Tykune]

In both the installation directions for SKSE64 and SSE Engine Fixes, it states 'copy and paste the code in the box below' and 'Once installed open and ensure the following settings in EngineFixes.toml are configured:' followed by just "`UNIQ--pre-0000167A-QINU`"' and another similar message.

At first, I figured it was something new with SKSE and went with it, but now I am starting to suspect that it is an error of some sort.

Could there be some clarification as to what exactly this is?

Edited February 17, 2021 by Tykune
Clarification

[Pug]

I have the same problem. And you can find the same fault in the description of the SSE Engine mod.

[DoubleYou]

I am guessing it's a caching issue, as it displays fine for me. Try clearing your cache and see if that fixes it. @PugAre you also on Firefox? 

 

Edit:

Actually, I see now this is a bug. Looks like we can't use pre tags. Can't find a workaround. 

[Pug]

@DoubleYou 

Thanks for the advice. Cleaning the browser-cache has done it. Usually I use Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Opera. Depends on what I do. Tried it with Chrome and Edge and had the same problem. But cleaning the cache on any Browser solved the problem. Thanks again!

[Tykune]

Unfortunately, clearing the cache does not seem to work for me. I am using Opera GX, and I have tried Google Chrome with the same results.

[Pug]

I have to revise myself. For SKSE the problem is solved. For SSE Engine Fixes the problem still exists no matter what browser I use or cleaning the cache. There must be another problem behind it.

Edited February 17, 2021 by Pug

[DoubleYou]

@z929669

I added a <pre> template here: https://stepmodifications.org/wiki/Template:Pre

It uses the mw-code class. You need to add the following css for it to work perfectly:

.mw-code p {
  margin-bottom: 0;
}

.mw-code div {
  white-space: pre-nowrap
}

 

[z929669]

I will take a look when I'm off work and post when it's resolved.

[z929669]

@Tykune and everyone.

This should be resolved

 

[z929669]

OK, this is really resolved now after much toil.