I'm having to rebuild my Skyrim set-up after a Windows 10 upgrade (long story) to salvage my high level save. I think I have most of the pieces back where they used to be, but I'm having a problem with the final bashed patch. When I run Wrye Bash (launched from within MM), it seems to go fine, asks me to activate the new bashed patch, and all looks well.
But when I close it, there is no new bashed patch in the overwrite folder. {EDIT} But there *are* bashed patched documents (Bashed Patch, 0.txt & Bashed Patch, 0.htm).
This is a new version on Mod Manager - it's been a while since I've needed to do this - so has something changed? Am I missing a step where I need to confgure Wrye Bash to put the patch in the right place?
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I'm having to rebuild my Skyrim set-up after a Windows 10 upgrade (long story) to salvage my high level save. I think I have most of the pieces back where they used to be, but I'm having a problem with the final bashed patch. When I run Wrye Bash (launched from within MM), it seems to go fine, asks me to activate the new bashed patch, and all looks well.
But when I close it, there is no new bashed patch in the overwrite folder. {EDIT} But there *are* bashed patched documents (Bashed Patch, 0.txt & Bashed Patch, 0.htm).
This is a new version on Mod Manager - it's been a while since I've needed to do this - so has something changed? Am I missing a step where I need to confgure Wrye Bash to put the patch in the right place?
Thanks
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