Violence6884 Posted April 1, 2018 Posted April 1, 2018 Hey. I happen to have a somewhat loaded load order and I don't trust LOOT or my self so much as to think even half of it is properly prioritized. I was wondering if anyone with enough free time would be interested in taking a look. Needless to say(But I will either way), even generic advice on some of the basic mods(LL ones or not) in there would also be much appreciated. Also... I'm not sure whether this is the right place to post about it or not, so feel free to point me to the right LL forum. Thanks in advance. By the way... It is a heavy LO, I know, so no offense but no need to tell me if that's all you're going to say. And some of the mods in there might not be to everyone's taste. If one can't look past that or doesn't want to bother, simply don't; I'd prefer to keep any kind of criticism or comments beyond messed up priorities out of this. Besides every single mod is well within LL regulations, nothing illegal or suspicious. LO0001.txt
V The Heretic Posted April 1, 2018 Posted April 1, 2018 Actually, I wouldn't worry too much about LOOT. I use it and I run over 250+ mods. Never had a load order issue with it when I do use it. However, basic knowledge of your load order would also help and alleviate your problem and help you better yourself in the world of Skyrim. There is a guide already out there for how your load order should be setup that is easy to use and it's hard to mess up. LOOT: https://loot.github.io/ Below is the suggested mod load order universally in the spoiler. Spoiler Suggested Sexlab Load Order: #00: Skyrim Master Files USLEEP #01: Your ESM Files Skyrim Project Optimization - No Homes - Full Version.esm SexLab.esm SexlabAroused.esm (only if it's fully installed) CreatureFramework.esm ... Sexlab Addon\Plugin mod's .esm here ... All other .esm mods here ... #02: DLC HighResTexturePacks (optional) UHRP Unofficial High Resolution Patch (optional - but needed for the DLC HRTP) Optimised HD Vanilla TexturePacks (optional) #03: SKSE, SKSE Plugin Preloader, Crash fixes #04: SkyUI.esp UIExtensions.esp (needed for SexLabTools) FNIS.esp ... All other .esp mods here ... SexLabTools.esp (optional) MoreNastyCritters.esp SexLabNudeCreatures.esp SexLabNudeCreaturesDG.esp (only if you have Dawnguard) SexLabNudeCreaturesDB.esp (only if you have Dragonborn) HentaiCreatures.esp (optional) SexLabMatchMaker.esp SLAnimLoader.esp ... Sexlab Addon\Plugin mod's .esp here ... #05: XPMSE check all XPMSE requirements, they must be installed before the Skeleton in the correct order: Fores New Idles in Skyrim - FNIS NetImmerse Override (only for ECE users) RaceMenu Realistic Ragdolls and Force #06: Reproccers, AV, AS-LAL and Bashed Patches Keep this Load order: SexLab_Solution must be loaded after AS-LAL to work: Alternate Start - Live Another Life.esp SexLab_Solutions.esp ... The author of AmorousAdventure's recommends to load it at the end of your Load order, but see if it does not interfere with AS-LAL, otherwise place it at the end of the #4 group category. SexLab-AmorousAdventures.esp Bashed patches ... Load order inspired from MadMansGun's advices. Check his guide: SexLab & More Nasty Critters Install Guide V2.1 However, I will still read over your load order and make changes and show you where I moved mods to so you can do it with your MO or NMM. :3 Edit: Your load order was a complete mess. I would highly suggest downloading LOOT and utilizing it. Then tweaking from there. Also, TES5Edit is your friend like KoolHNDLuke said below. It will take a bit of time, but it's definitely better if you learn a bit so you aren't stumped everytime something happens. Hope this helps. Edited: 04/01/2018 @ 7:45am.
Grey Cloud Posted April 1, 2018 Posted April 1, 2018 I don't understand the problem here. If it's not broken then don't fix it. If it is broken then how?
KoolHndLuke Posted April 1, 2018 Posted April 1, 2018 Okay. First it is preferable for you to make a copy of your load order and put it in a spoiler tab. Second, you use LOOT as a loose guide to order your mods and then adjust it yourself afterwards. Third, some of those mods will conflict with each other. TESVEdit is your friend. Download it and use it to both make a merged patch and to see conflicts between your mods. It will take some time for you to learn what to look for and how to patch it or move it, but, it is essential if you intend to have long mod lists.
Uncle64 Posted April 1, 2018 Posted April 1, 2018 As other suggest, use loot that load was not that good. Would like to add that you should also make use of Wrye Bash for fine tune your load after you have used LOOT. Wrye should have told you about those issues, the small green and orange boxes.
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