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I keep get a message about the beast won't stop chase you then it goes to stop following by something about a tail follow further spam stop and it makes the game unplayable 

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Edited by Nindran
Posted

That almost reads like one of those old telegraph messages (Stop)

 

Anyhow, I'd recommend you search through all your mods filtering for *.psc and *.es* searching for 1 or 2 words of that message you're seeing. Notepad++ can do this easily.

 

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Posted (edited)

there message i see in game at first i thought it was chain beast  or something

Edited by Nindran
Posted

Notepad++

 

You can use this xEdit script as well, to print the formid of the MESG record:

{
  Find message
}
unit UserScript;

function Initialize: integer;
var
  i: integer;
  j: integer;
  f: IInterface;
  e: IInterface;
  sig: string;
begin
  // iterate over loaded plugins
  for i := 0 to Pred(FileCount) do begin
    f := FileByIndex(i);
    
    for j := 0 to Pred(RecordCount(f)) do begin
        e := RecordByIndex(f, j);
        sig := Signature(e);
        if sig <> 'MESG' then
            Continue;
        
        Search(e)
    end;
  end;
end;

procedure Search(e: IInterface);
var
    m: string;
begin
    m := GetElementNativeValues(e, 'DESC');
    
    if pos('You loose all sense', m) > 0 then
        AddMessage(IntToHex(GetLoadOrderFormID(e), 8));
end;

end.

 

Posted (edited)

The messages tab will show output like this:

[00:00] Start: Applying script "..."
000D056A
0010D9AF
[00:20] Done: Applying script "...", Elapsed Time: 00:20

 

In that example, those 2 MESGs contained the word "Book". Copy the formid you get, into the formid box in the top left corner and you have your answer.

Edited by traison
Posted (edited)

What do you mean "game freeze"? Focus on one problem at a time otherwise this gets out of hand quickly.

 

The script automatically looks through all plugins loaded in xEdit, so load your entire load order and run the script. It will take a long time though.

 

Edit: 20 seconds when only Skyrim.esm was loaded in my example. So expect the script to run for 10 minutes if you have 100 mods. Why so slow? Maybe my script is bad, I don't like pascal. Still faster than looking through everything manually.

 

If the script still can't find anything, adjust the text within the apostrophes and run it again:

'You loose all sense' -> 'march'

Edited by traison
Posted (edited)

skyrim chain beast, beastess cave sexlab beastess I also was using Maria Eden till I turned off the mods  I have Skyrim ae by way

Edited by Nindran
Posted (edited)

THE freeze was solve because of Femrin but the message remains i also got resaver i not sure that will help any I  got alot mods  total mods activate 543 so it has be one them

 

i not sure which.

 

some like Silah i pretty isn't the issue nor is the house of cat mods they be turn off 

Edited by Nindran
Posted (edited)

I though you found the messages, as per your last 4 posts. The messages are coming from mod plugin index 0x21.

 

Edit: mod and plugin indexes are different, don't get them mixed up.

Edited by traison
Posted (edited)

don't know what it is but i can tell you what it's not, nothing in MNC, CF or HCOS has a message like that.

Edited by MadMansGun
Posted (edited)

i went to mo2 filter what do i need do find out the x21 

 

my data folder is huge

 

what tool do i need on mo2 to find it 

 

also i can use discord

Edited by Nindran
Posted
20 hours ago, traison said:

If you use MO2, right side, plugins tab, mod index column.

 

Quoting myself here. No tool, just mo2.

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