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Cat Mattress posted:I don't believe weapons have "first person models". That's just for playable races, clothes, and armors. I don't have Skyrim installed right now but I would just say, get an Ebony Sword, look at it, then equip it and look at the model you're holding. They are extremely different, and I feel like I'm the only person who can see it and it drives me crazy.
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Cat Mattress posted:I don't believe weapons have "first person models". That's just for playable races, clothes, and armors.
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Nov 25, 2017 17:51
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Raygereio posted:Weapon forms do have a first person model entry. I don't have the game installed so I can't check what's up with the ebony sword, but I think it's supposed to have a slightly higher quality texture then the default model. The weapons are shorter and deformed compared to their normal models. The ebony sword makes this noticeable because the blade becomes this tiny six-inch dagger attached to an equal-length hilt in your hands.
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Nov 25, 2017 19:03
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After checking, indeed, it's possible for weapons to have a 1st person view. However there are some modded weapons that don't have one, so I suppose the engine can fall back on using the normal model in that case. Which makes a workaround possible. As for LeanWolf's mod, you can see first-person views in that video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1W6woFGPu0
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Nov 25, 2017 19:39
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Another good measure is Enhanced Camera, which fakes first person and uses third person everything
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Nov 26, 2017 14:00
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I assume if wyrebash disables some esps in its process of building a bashed patch, be they regular mod esps or the merged patch I made, they should remain unchecked upon playing?
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graynull posted:I assume if wyrebash disables some esps in its process of building a bashed patch, be they regular mod esps or the merged patch I made, they should remain unchecked upon playing? Correct. If they are unchecked it is because all of the relevant data has been rolled into the bashed patch, and the source ESPs would merely be redundant and count against load order limit.
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Nov 28, 2017 15:47
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Does the crash fix portion of ENB still not work on Windows 10? I'm starting to feel the itch, but i remember something like this being a thing.
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Nov 28, 2017 21:09
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Looks like SSE got updated again. It broke SKSE again. Dammit, Bethesda, no one wants your lovely paid mods.
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Nov 29, 2017 22:13
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A new entry in Skyrim.ccc: ccQDRSSE002-Firewood.esl QDR is the same initials as for Survival Mode, so I guess this is Bethesda's Campfire. They claim to have new script functions. It'd be cool if they detailed what functions they were talking about.
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Nov 29, 2017 22:41
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How long does it usually take SKSE to get updated when this happens?
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Nov 30, 2017 18:02
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Wasn't there something Bethesda was supposed to change that wouldn't require the script extenders to be updated for every CC update?
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Nov 30, 2017 18:12
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Gonkish posted:Wasn't there something Bethesda was supposed to change that wouldn't require the script extenders to be updated for every CC update? That was the rumor. Glad I had set updates to only occur on game launch (which skse64 launcher gets around). Just started a new game and would be pissed as hell if lovely-rear end paid mods had cockblocked me (again). You'd think if they were going to try to hock this poo poo to people they would just bite the bullet and fold in skse into some kind of 'official' mod and stop it breaking every single time there is any change whatsoever. I'm certain I am oversimplifying the various complexities of the script extender and such, but I continue to be baffled and irritated that it breaks every single patch since it launched. graynull fucked around with this message at 18:31 on Nov 30, 2017 |
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Nov 30, 2017 18:18
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From what I understand the fix was that before they'd update the EXE just for new mods to show up to be purchased but now the issue is that if a new mod they want to release requires scripting that the game doesn't have then they have to update the EXE for it to include that script. It's stupid and unnecessary and I'm pretty sure the only reason it's done this way is that Playstation through a fit about mods including any kind of scripting.
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Namaer posted:How long does it usually take SKSE to get updated when this happens? Last time it took about a week. Though the update for F4SE only took a couple of days. Gonkish posted:Wasn't there something Bethesda was supposed to change that wouldn't require the script extenders to be updated for every CC update? When the Creation Club was introduced, they baked the list of "creations" in the executable, which meant that every time a single creation is added to the list, the executable would have to change. The previous time, they exported that to a text file, so they no longer need to update the exe just to add more stuff to the list. However, the next batch of creations apparently required at least one new script function, so the exe still had to be updated for an independent reason. Also they removed the ability to report mods from within the exe. graynull posted:I'm certain I am oversimplifying the various complexities of the script extender and such, but I continue to be baffled and irritated that it breaks every single patch since it launched. An executable is a bunch of instructions arrayed sequentially. SKSE and its predecessors work by hijacking the process. Basically and to simplify it a lot, it goes to address X, puts a redirection to new address Y, and does that in a bunch of places. This is what allows it to plug in new script functions in the function table and so on. But when the executable is updated, everything gets shifted around a bit. Now the script function table, instead of being at address X, is at address X+8, or X-32, or X+2064, who knows. Also the table is longer now, so you have to take that into account because it means you have to update your own replacement table. The script extender needs to be rebuilt with the new addresses, which means that first the SKSE developers need to analyze the new executable to find where exactly the addresses are now. And yes that means loading it in a disassembler like IDA Pro. The good news is that some people are able to find the relevant addresses to update SSE Fixes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIzATBv43ks The bad news is that SKSE is a lot more complex so there's nobody outside of the SKSE team that figures it out.
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What good ENB/Reshade presets do people like? That’s one part of Skyrim modding I’ve always had trouble nailing down.
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I remember a mod for vanilla Skyrim that would add satchels onto alchemy/enchanting tables for easy storage; has anyone made something comparable for SSE? Proudspire Manor has no drat basement storage 
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In Bethesda news, the armored mudcrab is free for now. Dunno how long it'll last, it'll apparently cost 50 funbucks after. The Lord's Mail armor is now available, but doesn't really look that good IMO.
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As far as SSE is concerned, Skyrim 2017 seems to be the go-to texture mod, bar a few mushroom and caliper retexture extras. Is it actually good or is it secretly poo poo?
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Dec 2, 2017 23:37
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SSE's base textures were simply resized from Oldrim's and a noise filter added, with the basic effect being that any texture replacer looks better. I stuck with Noble Skyrim.
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Today, I decided to check the Nexus forums for SSE. 
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Cat Mattress posted:Today, I decided to check the Nexus forums for SSE. Only one sexy mod and one bestiality mod? It's a slow day.
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A.o.D. posted:Only one sexy mod and one bestiality mod? It's a slow day. Maybe slab hasn't ported their sex slave rape mods over to the special edition yet.
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Has anygoon tried People of Skyrim? Supposedly it's incompatible with a lot of good mods, but the content in it is of such a high quality that it may be worth it. I'm sceptical, personally.
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It touches every settlement, every quest, and causes CTDs. Not everyone is fond of it (link is old enough that none of the images work. Personally, I worry about the author's English skills when I see promotional pictures with captions like "new challenges old and new" or "friendly migrating gaints" or these greengrocer's apo'strophe's. If there's new in-game text written like this (books, NPC dialogue, whatever) I don't want to see it. Plus I find that stuff like this goes frankly overboard. It's ugly, nonsensical clutter. Anyway, if you're interested, I'd suggest to make a backup save, then try it and see what happens. If you don't end up liking it, remove it and return to your backup save.
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I have been playing Ultimate Skyrim and it's surprisingly fun. First time I play Requiem so I expected something unfairly hard and a slog to play through but it's very fair in how the difficulty works. It's definitely a lot slower than normal Skyrim but it's a nice change.
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I've been playing with People of Skyrim and it's... well it is. It's big and ambitious but also half-assed.
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I may be the last person to notice this but the Skyrim werewolf  is the exact same as  the Blood Omen wolf form  I'm too lazy to make a gif of the attacks, but they're also the same! edit: also sorry for my lovely gif making skills but i just had to get it out of my system
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Langosta Whiteman posted:edit: also sorry for my lovely gif making skills but i just had to get it out of my system I knew that poo poo was familiar, thanks. If only they had the Flay spell too.
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I'm trying to edit the EXP curve to smooth it out, so that early levels take longer while later levels don't, but my math skills are lacking. I understand that I need to increase fXPLevelUpBase while lowering fXPLevelUpMult, but I'm not sure by how much to have what I want with everything still ending at LV81. Can any math wizards tell me the magic numbers, or at least show me a good graphing tool so I can visualize it for myself? 
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I wish I knew why my game just periodically freezes. Only occurs while moving around outdoors, so it must be something on cell load. I have not touched ugrids or anything and don't have a ton of mods running, so I'm just going to blame windows 10 and keep force-quitting and reloading. At least SE loads up quickly.
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Kite Pride Worldwide posted:I'm trying to edit the EXP curve to smooth it out, so that early levels take longer while later levels don't, but my math skills are lacking. I understand that I need to increase fXPLevelUpBase while lowering fXPLevelUpMult, but I'm not sure by how much to have what I want with everything still ending at LV81. Can any math wizards tell me the magic numbers, or at least show me a good graphing tool so I can visualize it for myself? Might be worth looking at how the uncapper does it: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/1175/ Can't guarantee it's using the same variables but it seems likely. So the same math may apply?
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SKSE updated. The reddit thread has some behind-the-scene info:extrwi posted:I've built new tools for performing these updates faster (which is also why this update took longer). In theory they should be more accurate, but more automation could lead to larger mistakes. One of the largest source of problems in older version updates was me just accidentally skipping over an address when reading through the code. That should theoretically not be possible now.
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Cat Mattress posted:SKSE updated. The reddit thread has some behind-the-scene info: Is this for special edition. It's been a few months since I played and haven't kept up the news. Last I remember progress had stalled for the SE SKSE. Alternatively: Is there a more organic way to get more perk points on leveling up than just converting dragon souls? I love Ordinator, but holy poo poo, do I need more perks unless I hyper specialize.
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I use this mod: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/2743
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Langosta Whiteman posted:I may be the last person to notice this but the Skyrim werewolf I mean how many ways can a bipedal creature run with arms and legs, it's not exactly unique to blood omen....
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They could have still used it as a reference as far as we know, nothing wrong with that.
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Soonmot posted:Alternatively: Is there a more organic way to get more perk points on leveling up than just converting dragon souls? I love Ordinator, but holy poo poo, do I need more perks unless I hyper specialize. But this might work well along side stuff like dragons souls -> perks in helping late game progression still truck along. https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/7231/ Simple money sink, basically. I personally might prefer the same but added low odds to loot lists, but it's kind of an elegant solution to two problems - late game inflation, and late game leveling/perk progression.
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Soonmot posted:Is this for special edition. It's been a few months since I played and haven't kept up the news. Last I remember progress had stalled for the SE SKSE. It hasn't stalled, they just don't communicate anymore, except when they announce a release on reddit. The previous point release had a few functions brought back, so it's not just updates to keep up with SSE exe changes.
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