Skyrim mod loot download

Good to hear, and thanks for the welcome. I've got to get used to using a proper forum again Sorry, no link since TAL is offline at the moment. Oh, gee. Finally able to post to the official LOOT thread again! For some reason, the current Bethesda forums' Akismet setup insists that anything I post is spam. Not that I have much to add at this point. I'm looking forward to the ESL support, but I'm currently away from home for 2 weeks, so won't have access to my own FO4 install or anything else running on Windows , so I can't help much with that.

I was planning on ESL'ing a couple of my plugins once the update hit… but the update came around the day before I was travelling, so I was busy packing. C'est la vie. I've already got the thread bookmarked and I get email summaries of posts there. I've only posted a few times though, and haven't been following VM's development otherwise. Regarding the Creation Club, apparently everyone who has Fallout installed will automatically download any and all.

Gopher also talkes about it see Cartogriffi also answers some legal concerns here. Also CC content has been added to the list of file automatically loaded when the game start so probably they will load before any mod.

What I wonder is if all ESL share the same most significant byte for load order which would limit to ESL at once of if they can use more than one. Anybody tried to load ESL yet? I'm now in possession of five different. Has anyone ideas for tests regarding load order?

Nebulous has very generously gifted me a copy of Fallout 4, so I'll be able to investigate things myself now or once it's downloaded, it's huge! Thanks for the info from hlp, that makes things Ha, glad you made that post, reference the PM and friend invite.. Ha, glad to save you from doing so. So I had to do a clean install of Windows to fix a different issue with the latest Insider build not installing, and now I've got a weird problem with LOOT.

Specifically I've got the "won't sort" issue for Skyrim SE. Fallout 4 and Oblivion are working fine. I've googled about 10 pages in with about as many variations of " LOOT won't sort SSE" and tried several extant work-arounds with no success.

I also need to look through tie GitHub issues. Gotta sleep now. That's a tough one Beermotor. Enable the logging because without it I don't know how much info Wrinkly can offer. This archive contains a debug log for Skyrim LE successful , SSE shows the proper load order getting clobbered by the automatic sort , and then the last one after I:.

The only other bit of info I can add is I routinely clean up mods and bash tag religiously. This would change the CRC for some of them, however before the OS reload I never had any issues with getting an acceptable sort result. Edit: Also nothing is traversing a junction point and I'm not using MO not enough nopes exist. Just a shot in the dark: are there any mods in the list that LOOT isn't likely to handle? I sometimes run some of my own which have to be sorted separately.

That's a really good idea and I'm planning on doing that shortly. I've got enough disk space that I'm going to back everything up and do a sort of "scorched earth" rebuild from scratch to see if I can replicate it. I do have some odd things in there like Wyrmstooth one of the first things I ported to SSE for myself that wouldn't be in the metadata.

Update on this: I reinstalled completely from scratch and installed a few mods, which got LOOT working again. Now I'm restoring from a Wrye Bash backup to get my mods back in place. I'll report back when I test with my full SSE load back in place. EDIT: Negative. After getting my hopes up I restored my Wrye Bash stuff and reinstalled everything it started sorting funky again.

EDIT2 : ok now I'm getting somewhere. Despite losing a 40 hour save, I've done a scorched earth rebuild and through 4 hours of manually rebuilding my load order, running LOOT each time I think I've narrowed it down to a single mod that I had installed in the last session before the OS reload. I'm not going to name the mod yet because I don't have definitive proof that it is necessarily the root cause, but it could be a trigger for the behavior.

I'm having trouble figuring out which log corresponds to what in the archive you uploaded. I can't tell which " shows the proper load order getting clobbered by the automatic sort" either By "not accepted", does that just mean you didn't apply the load order in the UI, or did something go wrong?

I haven't investigated everything yet Beermotor but what Wrinkly is saying looks to be the case. I feel there is a posibility that you have been banging your head on the wall, uninstalling everything, making coffee, eating doughnuts, setting permissions, going to the gym to blow off steam, taking time with the family to take your mind off the frustration that you can't figure out why LOOT is sorting things the way it is, watching Guardians of the Galaxy for the third time, when in reality nothing is wrong and there is no bug.

There is no way to know which mods have been converted and which haven't. I looked just now at the new mods section under Newest Today and the mod at the top of the list was 12, I don't think I would have time to check that many mods and see which need to be added from the old Skyrim masterlist and ported into the new masterlist.

I am happy to look at other things if you want to post your oldrim load order From Wrye Bash and your Skyrim SE load order Also using Wrye Bash and we can compare them.

Please remove the [] with xml in it, as those are sorta silly to add. Keep the Spoiler tags though that's important. I apologize, I didn't do a very good job of naming them. I try to be too helpful and forget I'm being cryptic in the process..

The "not accepted" one was here I hit cancel and didn't accept the sort, and the Skyrim one was from a successful Skyrim LE sort. I had originally intended to put a readme. Thank you for the heads up on that. LOOT is and has always been super-reliable for me. I also wanted to give a heads-up because the Windows build that started all of this is basically a RC for the Fall Creator's Update.

We were afraid it would break something in Wrye Bash and absolutely broke MO, so I felt I would be remiss if I didn't report any kind of unusual behavior after installing it. I feel there is a posibility that you have been banging your head on the wall, uninstalling everything, making coffee, eating doughnuts, going to the gym to blow off steam, taking time with the family to take your mind off the frustration that you can't figure out why LOOT is sorting things the way it is, watching Guardians of the Galaxy for the third time, when in reality nothing is wrong and there is no bug.

Nah I didn't get too bent out of shape about it. I had a nice sorted plugins. So speaking of the masterlist, that makes perfect sense because of not only the porting status, but the CRC of all of these plugins would change after being ported.

Is there another way to submit these reports out of xEdit to the team? I figured you hadn't made that big of a deal, but I was being silly, and having fun with that anyway. You are going to be so excited when you see this you are going to be bursting with excitement! WrinklyNinja is the reason why I started working with the modding community.

Being given the chance to be part of BOSS got me started. I was just editing a text file at the time but as time went on I was motivated to do more. I realized that placing the mods in the BOSS masterlist was hard because some mods changed more then just weapons and armor or spells.

Wrinkly told me without TES5Edit it would be difficult to place them into a better group. Then he said nobody had been in touch with Elminster. I didn't know where to start, but that wasn't going to stop me. Even at first Arthmoor didn't believe what he was reading.

They are like what, yeah sure I'll believe it when I see it. Sharlikran That's pretty cool and my impression of you has always been whenever I saw you were working on something, I was reassured it would be quality stuff. You do good work. That's a fantastic feature. Like mentioned earlier I have quite a bit of data I can submit, I just need to get comfortable with submitting it first.

I need to get up-to-speed and I'll probably dip my toes in the water with a few simple entries before I start adding things in earnest.

Do you guys have any pointers or advice before I get started? Watch your indentation. Set up LOOT so it doesn't auto update the masterslit that way you can edit the masterlist in the users folder and run loot to test it before making the Git commit. If you commit a mistake to the live server, don't revert it or rebase the branch because LOOT won't be able to sync properly for some reason.

Unless that changed This won't apply if you are committing to your fork because users pull from the LOOT server not your fork. Don't worry about making mistakes at first you will get a notification from Travis Automated system if there is a syntax error. Try not to rely on Travis, but we all make mistakes, it happens. I don't know if Travis notifies you when you have the repo forked though.

At first maybe stick to entering xEdit info. I'd kinda prefer that if you are going to add priority or after metadata that you ask about it. The reason is if you found 10 or 20 mods, one of them is bound to have an author state his mod need to load after another mod, or load last.

Depending on how well he knows his stuff that may not really be true. These days when people say that, I say show me the conflict in xEdit first and then we will talk. Although LOOT is able to calculate the correct load order positions for the vast majority of mods without any user input, some plugins are designed to load at certain positions in a load order, and LOOT may be unable to determine this from the plugins themselves.

As such, LOOT provides a mechanism for supplying additional plugin metadata so that it may sort them correctly. LOOT is intended to make using mods easier, and mod users should still possess a working knowledge of mod load ordering. See Introduction To Load Orders for an overview.

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