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Post by rein25 on Jan 23, 2020 15:24:52 GMT
Uh out of curiosity, since erbkaiser is inactive atm would it be okay/possible if someone made a 2.1 compatible version? It's ridiculous how much I need this mod. Sadly I myself am too stupid to do it. I've updated the More Bloodlines version for 2.1. Haven't tested it a lot but it's worked fine so far. If anyone wants me to take it down please let me know. Download |
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Post by stonewallace17 on Jan 23, 2020 16:43:31 GMT
Uh out of curiosity, since erbkaiser is inactive atm would it be okay/possible if someone made a 2.1 compatible version? It's ridiculous how much I need this mod. Sadly I myself am too stupid to do it. To be honest you don't really have to be smart to update already made mods (mostly), and I really recommend people that play this game for dozens or hundreds of hours learn to do it rather than waiting for mod authors to do it, it's definitely worth the time. An extremely simplified summary of a way to do it: get some type of program that can compare text files (I use Notepad++ with the Compare plugin), the submod you want to update, and the version of the main mod it was made for. Any files from the submod's folders that are in the same folders in the main mod, open both versions in your Compare tool, find the differences. Now open up the same file but in the version you're updating to, add the changes the submod makes in the correct spots (generally not on the same exact line but if you Ctrl+F the event or decision or whatever that's modified you should be able to figure it out). There's more to it than that at times but when you start doing it you'll learn. I still can't make mods worth a damn but I've updated Congenital Overhaul for my own use several times because I can't bring myself to play without it. |
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Post by viperodox on Jan 23, 2020 20:15:57 GMT
Uh out of curiosity, since erbkaiser is inactive atm would it be okay/possible if someone made a 2.1 compatible version? It's ridiculous how much I need this mod. Sadly I myself am too stupid to do it. I've updated the More Bloodlines version for 2.1. Haven't tested it a lot but it's worked fine so far. If anyone wants me to take it down please let me know. Downloadidk what happens but it looks like it wiped out Carcosa. Province id conflict maybe? IDK I tried looking but I couldn't figure it out |
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Post by rein25 on Jan 24, 2020 13:03:19 GMT
I've updated the More Bloodlines version for 2.1. Haven't tested it a lot but it's worked fine so far. If anyone wants me to take it down please let me know. Downloadidk what happens but it looks like it wiped out Carcosa. Province id conflict maybe? IDK I tried looking but I couldn't figure it out yeah I overlooked something in the map files, should be fixed now |
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erbkaiser
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Post by erbkaiser on Jan 24, 2020 14:11:32 GMT
Thanks rein25 for updating it, I taking a small break from modding for now. |
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Post by viperodox on Jan 24, 2020 16:37:50 GMT
idk what happens but it looks like it wiped out Carcosa. Province id conflict maybe? IDK I tried looking but I couldn't figure it out yeah I overlooked something in the map files, should be fixed now Sorry to be a bother mate but I think the Link is busted now. |
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Post by rein25 on Jan 24, 2020 18:35:12 GMT
yeah I overlooked something in the map files, should be fixed now Sorry to be a bother mate but I think the Link is busted now. No problem, here's a dropbox link with the fixed version Download |
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Post by gulzhul on Jan 25, 2020 2:04:02 GMT
Uh out of curiosity, since erbkaiser is inactive atm would it be okay/possible if someone made a 2.1 compatible version? It's ridiculous how much I need this mod. Sadly I myself am too stupid to do it. To be honest you don't really have to be smart to update already made mods (mostly), and I really recommend people that play this game for dozens or hundreds of hours learn to do it rather than waiting for mod authors to do it, it's definitely worth the time. An extremely simplified summary of a way to do it: get some type of program that can compare text files (I use Notepad++ with the Compare plugin), the submod you want to update, and the version of the main mod it was made for. Any files from the submod's folders that are in the same folders in the main mod, open both versions in your Compare tool, find the differences. Now open up the same file but in the version you're updating to, add the changes the submod makes in the correct spots (generally not on the same exact line but if you Ctrl+F the event or decision or whatever that's modified you should be able to figure it out). There's more to it than that at times but when you start doing it you'll learn. I still can't make mods worth a damn but I've updated Congenital Overhaul for my own use several times because I can't bring myself to play without it. Would you be willing to upload said CO update? I also can't play without it, haha. It'd be good to see what you changed as well so I can do it myself in the future. |
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Post by stonewallace17 on Jan 25, 2020 5:33:18 GMT
To be honest you don't really have to be smart to update already made mods (mostly), and I really recommend people that play this game for dozens or hundreds of hours learn to do it rather than waiting for mod authors to do it, it's definitely worth the time. An extremely simplified summary of a way to do it: get some type of program that can compare text files (I use Notepad++ with the Compare plugin), the submod you want to update, and the version of the main mod it was made for. Any files from the submod's folders that are in the same folders in the main mod, open both versions in your Compare tool, find the differences. Now open up the same file but in the version you're updating to, add the changes the submod makes in the correct spots (generally not on the same exact line but if you Ctrl+F the event or decision or whatever that's modified you should be able to figure it out). There's more to it than that at times but when you start doing it you'll learn. I still can't make mods worth a damn but I've updated Congenital Overhaul for my own use several times because I can't bring myself to play without it. Would you be willing to upload said CO update? I also can't play without it, haha. It'd be good to see what you changed as well so I can do it myself in the future. If I get around to it before someone else does, I will. I've been working on getting a massive Skyrim load order finalized and working and I still have to play the damn game when I do, lol. Plus just started a new semester of college classes. It will probably be a while. |
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Post by Crash on Jan 25, 2020 8:35:56 GMT
That takes around a week, speaking from all my TES experience.
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Post by oneiric on Feb 7, 2020 5:03:21 GMT
For anyone still having problems with getting the 2.0 version to work without CTD, I think ive found the problem...
It seems that hundreds of Essosi valyrians are spawned in at startdate and move to populate the shores of Volantis after the creation of the ruined provinces
Each valyrian court in volantis has upwards of 200-300 courtiers each, even some subholdings.
Haven't the foggiest idea of how to fix this so any help would be brilliant
Perhaps this is causing the crashes some people are experiencing
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Post by lordexvar on Feb 9, 2020 6:48:15 GMT
Getting the same thing, using the 2.1 more bloodlines version provided by rein, although on further inspection it seems like there could be a thousand of these spawned Essosi Valyrian courtiers, almost every court in the free cities has at least four if not more, lots of Westerosi courts on the coast facing Essos have a few as well.
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Post by rein25 on Feb 9, 2020 20:37:58 GMT
Getting the same thing, using the 2.1 more bloodlines version provided by rein, although on further inspection it seems like there could be a thousand of these spawned Essosi Valyrian courtiers, almost every court in the free cities has at least four if not more, lots of Westerosi courts on the coast facing Essos have a few as well. This mod should cull most of these courtiers on the second day. Works for 2.0 as well I think. Download |
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Post by caesarred on Feb 12, 2020 1:16:08 GMT
Would you be willing to upload said CO update? I also can't play without it, haha. It'd be good to see what you changed as well so I can do it myself in the future. If I get around to it before someone else does, I will. I've been working on getting a massive Skyrim load order finalized and working and I still have to play the damn game when I do, lol. Plus just started a new semester of college classes. It will probably be a while. Can you send a patch for CO? Please. |
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Post by stonewallace17 on Feb 12, 2020 2:03:21 GMT
If I get around to it before someone else does, I will. I've been working on getting a massive Skyrim load order finalized and working and I still have to play the damn game when I do, lol. Plus just started a new semester of college classes. It will probably be a while. Can you send a patch for CO? Please. Haven't done one yet, been busy. I don't recall CV needing much of a patch with CO though, what files are in both, just the scripted triggers? Or do you mean just a 2.1 update for CO? That's done, check my past posts or the later pages of its thread. |
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