FEEDBACK v2.0.0 - Feedback & Bug Reports

[DoubleYou]

1 hour ago, CiXwOw said:

The "relevant posts" link under "Cleaning Vanilla Master Plugins" in section 3 directs to a 404 page.

The link in question:

https://stepmodifications.org/forum/topic/15606-dyndolod-300-alpha-74/page/215/?tab=comments#comment-256654

Fixed.

[CorpCord]

In step 2, it says
"All tools installed in the System Setup Guide should already be configured in MO."
But that guide doesn't seem to have anything about how to configure the tools for use in MO. It just explains how to install them, and how to configure MO itself generally.

Edited July 17, 2022 by CorpCord

[z929669]

7 hours ago, CorpCord said:

In step 2, it says
"All tools installed in the System Setup Guide should already be configured in MO."
But that guide doesn't seem to have anything about how to configure the tools for use in MO. It just explains how to install them, and how to configure MO itself generally.

Just beneath this phrase, are the instructions and table for configuring the tools in MO. Just open up the spoiler instructions and continue forward. I will rephrase that sentence.

[CorpCord]

The guide never explicitly says to enable the xEdit Output mod you create.

[CorpCord]

After cleaning the masters, the guide says

At this point, the Bethesda masters should be cleaned and the mod list order in the left pane should reflect (Note that the plugin order may be different):

1. Creation Club Mods...

74. DLC: HearthFires
75. DLC: Dragonborn
76. DLC: Dawnguard
77. Cleaned Vanilla Masters
78. xEdit Output

But my mods had the DLC first, then the CC mods, even though I followed the guide exactly.

[Greg]

I'm not sure why the guide gives that particular order. You are right that it should be DLC first then the CC mods. If you scroll up to Vanilla Masters Cleaning List... the correct order is listed.

[CorpCord]

29 minutes ago, Greg said:

I'm not sure why the guide gives that particular order. You are right that it should be DLC first then the CC mods. If you scroll up to Vanilla Masters Cleaning List... the correct order is listed.

Thanks.

[z929669]

1 hour ago, Greg said:

I'm not sure why the guide gives that particular order. You are right that it should be DLC first then the CC mods. If you scroll up to Vanilla Masters Cleaning List... the correct order is listed.

 

1 hour ago, CorpCord said:

Thanks.

It notes the mod list in the left pane and not the plugin list in right pane. The mod list is what it is, depending on how the CC content was installed and detected by MO and Steam during validation ... it really doesn't matter, because the plugin list is the same. I will reorder so that they agree though.

[CorpCord]

The guide says to install the "Darker Gradients" optional file for Realistic Water Two SE. There is no such optional file. The only "Darker Gradient" file is an Old File. Not sure what it's been replaced with.

[DoubleYou]

2 hours ago, CorpCord said:

The guide says to install the "Darker Gradients" optional file for Realistic Water Two SE. There is no such optional file. The only "Darker Gradient" file is an Old File. Not sure what it's been replaced with.

This was discussed in the mod topic, but was never acted upon. I believe it should be safe to ignore that file based off that discussion.

[CorpCord]

The NexusMods page linked for Natural Eyes SSE has been deleted.

[Mousetick]

1 hour ago, CorpCord said:

The NexusMods page linked for Natural Eyes SSE has been deleted.

You can use the original OldRim version of the mod as-is: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/3589. Download and install the 'Natural Eyes High Res' main file.

The SSE version of the mod appears to have been a lazy reupload of the original, without any changes (the file sizes/dates are identical), by a 3rd-party who may have violated some rules, hence its removal.

[CorpCord]

It may be useful to have a "Expand All" button so you can search the instructions for certain things. For example, I was planning to remove WACCF and would look for all the mods that had WACCF patches to change.

[CorpCord]

Okay, that might've been a bad example because the only one I could find was Armor and Clothing Extension and you can tell that already because it has WACCF as a master.

[DoubleYou]

While useful, I don't think that is within our ability to implement.