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So for a few days now i have an issue with pc (player character) making "aroused breathing noises" ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) I've had installed "Dripping when aroused" but wanted to get rid of it as my save file started getting over 40mb. I've uninstalled it from NMM and went on searching if there's any leftovers that need to be dealt with manually. So now the mod files are now non existent in game's data folder. Afterwards I have cleaned my save from leftover script instances and went back to playing. For some goddamn reason my pc still makes these annoyong noises after the mod is gone! It's like a sound file is still somehow in game and it keeps playing. Tried changing race, using commands like: sexchange or resurrect on myself in order to get rid off all active spells, locking my game to 60fps and even installing the mod again and turning the sound off in mcm menu but still no positive results, the sound just keeps playing. Loading old af save changes nothing, after few seconds my character starts doing it again. Not to mention repeating water splash sounds. (sexchange actually works on water splashes but only to the moment i enter or exit any interior, after that i have to reenter the command)

 

Anyone in here with some experience on stuff like this could help me out? ?

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You must be confused about the mod that make the sound.

 

That sound can't come from un-installed mod, specially when you have cleaned your save, and after you go to the mcm of that mod and mark the no sound option. Must be other mod.

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We have all done bad modding like you.

DW dont have any other sound then some breathing sounds that you seems to have running. That mod is not safe to remove at all, even if you "clean" your save, the thing is that is impossible to clean one save, not even Bethzeda have manage to do it.

That is due how data is stored in the save.

 

Since your save is 40 megs you may have one or more scripts that is running and make DW to stop working as it should.

You need to use one "cleaner" that have to option to terminate treads not remove them, you only have 2 options there. PdtWrapped and Fallrimtools.

Dont use any other. If you have crashfixes you are bound to FallRimtools.

Those 2 can also help you to find what mod or script is bugging out.

 

NMM is also well known to not remove all files from your data folder.

 

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1 hour ago, GenioMaestro said:

You must be confused about the mod that make the sound.

 

That sound can't come from un-installed mod, specially when you have cleaned your save, and after you go to the mcm of that mod and mark the no sound option. Must be other mod.

But i have double checked. I've opened the zip file and checked each .wav and they're exactly same sounds as my character makes. Mod files are completly gone from skyrim folder. It's like the sound files (and maybye the script that makes them play) baked itself in the game. Is it even possible?

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1 hour ago, Uncle64 said:

We have all done bad modding like you.

DW dont have any other sound then some breathing sounds that you seems to have running. That mod is not safe to remove at all, even if you "clean" your save, the thing is that is impossible to clean one save, not even Bethzeda have manage to do it.

That is due how data is stored in the save.

 

Since your save is 40 megs you may have one or more scripts that is running and make DW to stop working as it should.

You need to use one "cleaner" that have to option to terminate treads not remove them, you only have 2 options there. PdtWrapped and Fallrimtools.

Dont use any other. If you have crashfixes you are bound to FallRimtools.

Those 2 can also help you to find what mod or script is bugging out.

 

NMM is also well known to not remove all files from your data folder.

 

After uninstalling DW my save file size dropped back to 20mb. I don't fully believe it's save's fault because as i said, when loading older saves the sound is still present. Btw I was always using two save cleaners after uninstalling mods. 

 

 

 

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24 minutes ago, maradonna122 said:

But i have double checked. I've opened the zip file and checked each .wav and they're exactly same sounds as my character makes. Mod files are completly gone from skyrim folder. It's like the sound files (and maybye the script that makes them play) baked itself in the game. Is it even possible?

is evident that can be.. you have the proof... 

 

thinking a bit.. the skyrim sound system is buffered... that mean when a mod want play a sound simply launch a order that is executed in another thread of the game, exactly in the sound game system... this orders can be permanent and repeteadly.. must be your exactly problem.. but must be made by a bad un-installationof the mod.

 

Try install the mod and stop it.. read the web page and strictly follow the un-install process.

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19 minutes ago, maradonna122 said:

After uninstalling DW my save file size dropped back to 20mb. I don't fully believe it's save's fault because as i said, when loading older saves the sound is still present. Btw I was always using two save cleaners after uninstalling mods. 

 

 

 

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your skyrim save cleaner by seifer69er is TOO OLD... from 2013.. not use it..

 

Must use the new save game cleaner from Hadoram, your second screenshot

If that crash when try open your save is because you have the string table bug and must use ReSaver from falrim tools that is made in java.

 

But appear that clean your save not solve your problem...

the best option is make a correct un-install.

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7 minutes ago, GenioMaestro said:

is evident that can be.. you have the proof... 

 

thinking a bit.. the skyrim sound system is buffered... that mean when a mod want play a sound simply launch a order that is executed in another thread of the game, exactly in the sound game system... this orders can be permanent and repeteadly.. must be your exactly problem.. but must be made by a bad un-installationof the mod.

 

Try install the mod and stop it.. read the web page and strictly follow the un-install process.

Tried already installing the mod again. Sound coming from the mod just overlaps with the one coming from the game. Turning it off in mcm menu just makes stop playing the one from mod. The one possibly baked into the game files still plays. Using the command sexchange makes it stop for like a 2-3 seconds then it starts again. The command itself supposedly removes all sounds from player, at least that's what i read.

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Oh my god i think i found something.

DW is the mod that caused all this right?

ReSaver showed undefined elements, and it contains some DW data!

I'll try deleting DW related stuff and I'll see if that worked.

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I should say dont use Save Cleaner at all, those 2 are way to old for any new mods, I know that some say that Save Cleaner is good, but it is superseaded by FallRim tool.

It do what Save Cleaner do but way better and way more accurate.

 

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1 hour ago, maradonna122 said:

Tried already installing the mod again. Sound coming from the mod just overlaps with the one coming from the game. Turning it off in mcm menu just makes stop playing the one from mod. The one possibly baked into the game files still plays. Using the command sexchange makes it stop for like a 2-3 seconds then it starts again. The command itself supposedly removes all sounds from player, at least that's what i read.

Then you have a bad un-installation saved in your savegame, and clean it not solve the problem.

 

One option is get one OLD save game from a week ago.. or two if need.. without the bad un-install in it... use it and delete your bad's savegames... of course, you lost one or two weeks of your actual game progres.

 

The other option is use this OLD savegame for get the position in the load order of the bad un-installed mod, use ReSaver and the option File->Export plugin list, and try install it again EXACTLY in the same position in the load order. Maybe, in this way, can catch the bad sound and cut it. If this not work must use option one.

 

The last option is locate the sound thread in the save game and delete it, but i never make it.

EDIT: Can be easy???? Open your savegame in ReSave an type sound in the search box. Open scripts and scripts instances in the tree and delete all that start with 5e in the last number in brakets (5e______) because in yours screenshot appear DW_ in the slot code 5e.

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3 hours ago, GenioMaestro said:

Then you have a bad un-installation saved in your savegame, and clean it not solve the problem.

 

One option is get one OLD save game from a week ago.. or two if need.. without the bad un-install in it... use it and delete your bad's savegames... of course, you lost one or two weeks of your actual game progres.

 

The other option is use this OLD savegame for get the position in the load order of the bad un-installed mod, use ReSaver and the option File->Export plugin list, and try install it again EXACTLY in the same position in the load order. Maybe, in this way, can catch the bad sound and cut it. If this not work must use option one.

 

The last option is locate the sound thread in the save game and delete it, but i never make it.

EDIT: Can be easy???? Open your savegame in ReSave an type sound in the search box. Open scripts and scripts instances in the tree and delete all that start with 5e in the last number in brakets (5e______) because in yours screenshot appear DW_ in the slot code 5e.

Welp looks like I'll be replaying summerset isle again. Loading old save worked. God i hope that TESVI engine won't be fucked up a s skyrim.

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1 hour ago, maradonna122 said:

God i hope that TESVI engine won't be fucked up a s skyrim

People always blame Skyrim. I always blame me.

My game is stable and trouble-free unless I prod it and poke it too much.

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