Swissenergy

You're going over the max plugin limit. Skyrim can only load 255 plugins at a time (0-254).

No, not in the CK. You can use xEdit to make changes to ESM files (Just don't change the official plugins). Make sure you create backups, just in case.

Turn on the Snap to Grid button to allow objects to "snap" together (which lines up certain objects that were designed to fit together). Turn on the Snap to Angle button to allow objects to rotate 45 degrees at a time. The buttons are the two just after the undo and redo buttons near the top. (So starting from the very left it goes: Load, Save, Preferences, Undo, Redo, Snap to Grid, Snap to Angle, etc...)

Add the condition HasKeyword and select ActorTypeNPC for the keyword parameter.

You got permission from the original author to upload his/her mod, right? Because there's nothing stated on the original mod page that gives open permission...

But Vex is Awesome And btw about thief guild quest, you can apply your statement to the whole game... Skyrim is poorly written(like every Bethesda game since a decade) from the begining to the end, some quest manage to be a bit smart but its drowned by the whole manichaen casual kiddy fantasy... hopefully people don't keep playing Skyrim for that and the mod community created some good sidequest. Amorous adventure who is a funny Don Juan caricature could totaly be in the game for exemple (im not saying that Fox isn't inspired or not talented hu) Follow the link I posted, read through the article as it points out all of the idiocy we forced ourselves to just ignore to slog through, and yeah, you probably never want to replay the Thieves Guild quest yourself. And I disagree, I think the Main Quest, Companions, College, Dawnguard (both sides, but more the Dawnguard side for it to make sense) and a lot of daedric quests are fairly decent. The Dark Brotherhood quest if you go through it is brilliant, as good as the DB and TG quests in Oblivion. And there are loads of really cool lore things around that if you spend a little time that really enhances the game, and lifts it up to past Elder Scrolls. Then there's the opening sequence, which is just in a league of it's own. There is a TON of exposition thrown at you and world building all from the start of the carriage ride and basically until you've been made Thane of Whiterun, but the Helgen sequence is brilliant, the dialogue flows natural, and there are layers of subtext. "As we commend your souls to the afterlife, blessings of the Eight Divines upon you--" "For the love of Talos shut up and let's get this over with." That just tells so much, and the whole sequence puts the civil war and it's background on the table for a new player, with a lot of subtext for your second, third or tenth playthrough where you will notice more that maeks more sense as you have done the quests later in the game and gotten to know these people better, an image falls in. That is quite frankly world building much better than what was in Fallout 3 for example. Is it Obsidian, Bioware or CDProject RED quality writing? No, far from it, and the overall quality of writing is still down from Oblivion, and certainly so from Morrowind (which had a brillaint main storyline with genuine twists and turns and player choices) but it is still pretty damn good for a AAA game. But the thieves guild quest line, that is inexcusable. That said, I agree with Vex entirely, she's brilliant. She and Hroki are basically the only two women in Skyrim that Beth seemed to care enough about to give relatively appealing looks even in the vanilla, and I have never seen a overhaul mod that made her look bad. She's also a really cool character, with genuine attitude, and she helps you out significantly during the quest line, and she seems to have a bit of a character arc in relation to you, a sort of light version of Aela. I like her far more than that moron Karliah for sure. I can recommend the mod Sexlab Submit. While it certainly does not have a romance, it does have a seduction (or prostitution) thing with Vex via dialogue that is fully voiced from her in a primitive verison of AA, just maybe half a dozen lines in total, but still very nice. I always run Submit alongside AA, even if I disable the rape parts of the mod, which I usually do (Defeat is better for that), just because the ask for sex - get sex part is of so high quality. Even if she's not a lover, I've given her fully voiced follower dialogue in RDO Personally, I really like the voice actress for Vex, Kari Wahlgren. I just think she does a fantastic job with using emotion, which is something that some of the other voice actors for Skyrim horribly lacked.

Frea has a decent number of lines for being a unique voice, but nothing compared some of the non-unique voices like YoungEager or Commander (or even Serana). But, most of her usable dialogue (non-combat) is about one of three things: the Skaal, Miraak, or her father. It's definitely possible to create new dialogue with her existing lines, but would be difficult to do in any sort of large number in good, mostly-natural sounding quality. In the next update for RDO I've added a few extra lines for Frea. Nothing major, but just a few to get started. I've been mainly working on the mini-quest for as well as fixing a few "issues" from the original game like: - Allowing two voice types that have completely voiced responses for being a WE mercenary, but were never used in the original game, to be encountered (the "trouble nearby" mercenaries). - Argis, Calder, Iona, and Jordis will now greet you like Lydia and the other Hearthfire housecarls do (where they say "The Jarl has appointed me to be your housecarl..."). - Fixing 3 annoying scenes so they won't constantly repeat: "Stupid dog" "Good morning" - "Bah. What's so good about it, hmm?" "Hello, ladies! Is there anything a big strong man can do for you this fine day?" As well a few other things but I shouldn't be going on about RDO when this is a AA thread, sorry Fox! You say you've never been to Solstheim? I'd recommend heading there for at least one play-through. There a few rewards to get there, a few interesting characters to meet, and the chance to hear Bethesda's last-minute attempt to give more dialogue for Lydia when they finally figured out that she was the follower that 90% of players used. Although, you've probably already most of it through AA and RDO. There's only a handful of comments that are very location/quest specific you'll only hear on Solstheim.

Just friend (1), like similar quests in the vanilla game. I wasn't really aiming for a romance quest, just something that allows her to be married without using the console or benefits from other mods. It's not a very long quest (just a simple Misc quest), but I just wanted something that would fit her "shady" merchant dealings. There aren't any other similar quests like Grelka's in RDO at this time. I'm currently working on another small quest for a specific NPC, who's name and quest synopsis is in the spoiler below:

That'd be coming from RDO. Grelka is a potential spouse in vanilla Skyrim but had no way to raise her disposition in order to be married (without the console or other mods). So, I gave her a small quest to allow her disposition to be raised in a similar way to other NPCs from the vanilla game.

I made sure to create a Bethesda.net account soon after SE was announced. I just hope someone else doesn't beat me to the upload button...

One interesting thing I read from that description page is that running Debug.GetPlatformName() in Fallout 4 (FO4) returns "Target File Unknown" for PC users. If you write the exact same statement for Skyrim, Debug.MessageBox(Debug.GetPlatformName()), it returns "Win32" for PC users (as shown in the picture below). I haven't tried the other statements yet, but the difference between the return value for FO4 and Skyrim was a bit intriguing.

Or you could run a simple Debug check. Unless Bethesda does not change the platform name with the Special Edition (SE), then running this check could work.

I've had this problem before, and I recall using the console to stop and start a particular quest. However, I can't remember the name of the quest I typed in (sorry), but it would most likely be either: WIKill01 or WIKill05 If you don't want to mess with the console, just follow what Sacremes recommended and that should also fix the problem.

Thank you Of course, Amorous is the complete reason behind me ever wanting to create a mod like DFD, so thank you Fox for creating a wonderful and truly unique mod that we all enjoy so much. Also, thank you Shinji (no idea if you'll ever see this) for showcasing Amorous so that I was able to find out about it. When I was watching that video and heard the dialogue from Ysolda, I was amazed at how well someone was able to create new dialogue for characters. As soon I heard that, I knew I had to have the mod and ever since installing it, it's been locked in my load order for the last year without a hint of being moved. Again, thank you Fox for creating a one-of-a-kind, and well done, mod that breathes life into characters as well as showing us what you are able to do with the voice assets, and how much of an impact in can have in-game. Thank you!

I find that Dynamical Follower Dialogue is 50x better than FCO, I hated FCO in how annoying it's occurances were and completely random dialogue. Thank you, I appreciate it I've actually been working on a replacement for DFD. One reason is, DFD has expanded beyond what I had originally planned and covers more than just "followers", as the title of the mod would suggest. Also, DFD works well if you're nice and help people in-game with all their little problems. But, if you're NOT nice to people and are constantly making new enemies, it doesn't really have anything to offer. So, this new mod I'm working on will include both friendly and enemy dialogue for every generic voice type, as well as some DLC voices.