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  1. fred200
    Napoleon once said, "An army marches on its stomach". Silly Napoleon.
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    No cow has tattoos. That includes cows converted on the examining table, with "apply tattoos" called.
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    V 2.5.5 Everything is working great - except I am not getting any Hucow tattoos. Tattoos applied through Looksmenu work fine. Hucow tattoos set to auto-apply in MCM. And Heather does not get body morphs as a heifer - but then she never does. Thanks again for the new build! Well also - Super Mutant attacks on the Raider Red Rocket are way too frequent. They were hitting daily. Well I did have five heifer followers at the time, and no settlement NPCs. I wound up turning super mutant attacks off. The bodies were piling up. Even Vault 81 Secret had 3 super mutant attacks while I was there.
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    The reason I did the rollback in the first place is that Diary was totally missing from the Skyui 6 MCM. My save game stack that goes back a full four years is at risk... It is the foundation for my 30 Skyrim profiles... Update: I went back to Skyui 6.11, updated all related mods - and it all works. Panic averted for now... For all I know, rebooting my computer may have helped.
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    Anyone have any suggestions on how to un-screw saves affected by SkyUI rollback? For the life of me, I can not see what persists from SkyUI 6 on saves that never had it loaded.
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    An author always writes from the perspective of the society they live in. It is always nice to see the merging of author - character - and story. Hopefully we all survive this one.
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    Any work you put into tutorials is wonderful - but nothing beats a video example. I would love to see some example videos contributed by some of your mod users, showing off Infiltrate and Mesmerize.
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    Warning on the AAF V1-7-4-1 that Tink posted. That is for Fallout version 240. Those of us who blocked the recent updates are still on 221. Do not use the 240 version on Fallout 221...
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    Totally missed that Naasektenti was Sian... Fun indeed.
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    For a chapter where nothing really happens - this one has a lot of meat. And developing a language, one word at a time. Hard to see how I will work those into casual conversation. Pleasure to read - as usual.
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    AI Overview: "No, a typo does not strictly include a grammatical error, though people often use the word informally to mean any minor text mistake." My informal contention is that this was a grammatical error. My nit-picky mind skipped right over it.
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    Good example of the Master's art. And of course - no typos.
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    Claude offers the following observations: Delete the stray AAF_1_11_221.DLL — having two versions loaded is asking for trouble regardless of the version mismatch. Check each F4SE plugin's mod page/changelog for a 1.11.240-compatible release; several of these authors (po3, RobCo Patcher, BakaFramework) typically push same-day or next-day updates after a Bethesda patch. If you need to keep working immediately and updates aren't out yet, downgrade the executable back to 1.11.221 (there are standard exe-downgrader tools for this) until your plugin set catches up — much lower risk than running a fresh build against stale offsets. Re-run with Address Library updated to match 1.11.240 if any of your plugins depend on it (F4SE's version-agnostic AL build usually handles this automatically, but worth confirming).
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    Those of us who play Skyrim with a controller pretty much never use the wheel menus. Or action keys... Or maybe it is just me. (Incidentally - the new Steam Controller is superb. Best I have used. Retired all my XBox controllers.)
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    @JB.You are the only mod author I have seen that looks kindly on AI for crash analysis. I have found Claude to be invaluable. Each dump you drop into Claude, it ties it to all previous dumps and points out common threads. It may not solve every crash - but it sure points out possibilities. For me - very helpful indeed.
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