7 Skyrim Weapon and Armor Mods for xbox one & PC #Skyrim Special Edition! Play Need help with invisible armor bug - posted in Skyrim Special Edition. There are many mods trying to solve this problem. If you can try your best to support the creators by rating their workshop items. A new set of unique buildings for the capital of Falkreath Hold. You know what’s sexy? A well-dressed man. Thanks, and sorry if these are daft questions.Hello and nice to meet you, im Melodic. when SKSE has overwrite data, is it best that it all goes into the same overwrite mod or would it be better to create a different overwrite for each mod that creates the SKSE data? So far I've only done the former and it seems to work ok, but again when I start getting CTDs then I wonder about anything that might be contributing in any way. Am I doing the correct thing here or is there a better solution?
Without this option ticked I have to run FNIS twice every time I use it, otherwise it says "ERROR(53): Could not find file 'temporary_logs\Skeleton.xml'." It's like FNIS doesn't know where to look for the xml.
Particularly with FNIS which seems happier that way. I've also experimented with the "Create Files in Mod instead of Overwrite" option. I've experimented with all of these and it often seems to make little or no difference, but when I've installed a few dozen mods and CTDs start rearing their heads then I start thinking about what various contributing factors there might be.
Where is the best place for the overwrites, in the sense of load order? Should they be placed with the mods that generate them, or just after any mods that they might effect, or should they go right at the bottom where the original overwrite entry is? I read somewhere about "dynamic" mods needing to go at the bottom, and I'm thinking that overwrites probably qualify as dynamic. I was wondering about overwrite mods in general, eg output from SKSE, FNIS, Bodyslide etc.
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