zippy57

Suggestion: Since the tooltip text for opinion_lv_lustful/horny specifically mention "your species", remove the modifiers if they are the same species. I just used NOT = { is_same_species = FROM } but you may prefer is_subspecies?

I think that the primary issue is that I couldn't spoil Avengers even if I wanted to because I've never seen any of them.

Also as of three months ago either the FNV GECK or MO hates me because I can open the GECK with it precisely once. If I close it and want to re-open it, as I might if I were testing something, I have to reboot my computer.

Are you launching GenerateFNIS via Mod Organizer?

Like this, minus the flagpoles, NPC, and editor markers.

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Is there still no way to prevent people from being able to see your Discord username by clicking your server nickname?

Hey buddy, I think you've got the wrong door, the fox head hat club's down in Nipton. So... Are you saying he... Never should have come here?

Absolute pairing pairs absolutely. That's only 4. What about the other 46? I already knew that, it's in your username. Thanks for the permission, but no thanks. What exactly is getting into hell a bit? Is it like standing on state lines and being a bit in Utah and a bit in Nevada? Do I get to pick which bit is in hell? Where's the rest of me? I see the point of confusion now. This site is not the police. Please contact the police. Well that's what happens when you confuse a web forum for the police, it just doesn't solve anything. It's kinda like sports. To win the game, just score more points. Simple! ...recycle. Wait, wait. You forgot to mention spells. Join the club. You just got here and we're already tired of you! A wise man once said, when asked what new trick I could teach my old dog: "Fuck the dog penis." There's a mod for that. But only a bit, maybe. No promises.

i cant find the core and data and the bodies can someone give me the download files

Imgur won't serve the image if LL is the referer. If you're on Chrome get this. Not sure what to suggest if you're on some other browser.

Just keep in mind that whether or not you install it with MO, it's going to create files in your overwrite folder every time you save that you'll want to deal with.

This is inaccurate. MO1 can be installed pretty much wherever. I've never tried to install it on a different hard drive than the game, but it absolutely does not have to be installed within the game's directory.

As long as the skeleton you want is below the ones you don't in your mod order, you should be fine if those mods are overwriting the vanilla skeleton. If they're using custom skeletons, you'll have to either find out where that skeleton is and set up a mod folder in MO to place a copy of your intended skeleton there to override it or go into TESEdit and change the skeleton references to point at the correct skeleton.

Mo2 is not quite that dead v2.08b https://github.com/LePresidente/modorganizer/releases its also now on nexus here http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/6194/? though its not on the fallout 4 nexus. Took a look. Doesn't fix the issue unfortunately, but it does say there are notable problems with Win10. One of the recent updates must have screwed things up. Again. Still, nice to know someone's working on MO. It's been time for that since the day it was first released. The only advantage NMM ever really had over FOMM or OBMM was the ability to check for updates, but that's been trouble from day one. The very first time I tried to use NMM, which would probably have been right around initial alpha release, it proudly told me "your version of this mod is 2.2, the most current version on the Nexus is 2.2, an update is available." And that stayed in for years. This time using NMM is the first time I have ever seen NMM not have this problem. Of course the base problem is actually still there, but at least it no longer presents a nonsensical message to the user. NMM is supposedly a more "casual" mod manager than MO, but I've never understood that. Which is better for a casual user: Knowing exactly which mods are interacting with each other, or having to memorize that information and having to uninstall and reinstall each mod individually if you forget? Choosing between a mod being on or off, or choosing between on, off, or neither? One version number per mod that can have the current online version be ignored if there's an error or you don't want to update, or multiple version numbers per mod that don't actually check the right number and version checking that can only be completely turned off?