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[Graknorke]

You will find the scenery better. Those are old screenshots. I aimed for a desolate, harsh, winter wasteland look.

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y149/Vendayn/Skyrim/Epic%20Skyrim%20of%20Ultra%20Graphics/Isabella/WHATISTHAT.jpg

I'll admit, the title has me curious.  What is that big round thing?

It's a different plane/universe/god/probably-has-a-proper-name other than Nirn.
Hard to find a reference, but I think it's Akatosh? I'm sure Putnam knows.

[Putnam]

It's a mod.

If I were to align it with an already-existing plane(t) in Mundus, I'd say it's Kynareth, being a gas giant and all.

[BFEL]

DAMN YOU VENDAYN, DAMN YOU AND YOUR PRETTY PICTURES THAT DISTRACT PEOPLE FROM MY PROBLEMS!

[Reudh]

So anyone know about the Falskaar/Frostfall thing?

Depends. I don't think it'd fry Frostfall or Skyrim, I think it'd just go "welp, no information here, script won't run in this area".

[Vendayn]

So anyone know about the Falskaar/Frostfall thing?

I run a rather large load order with no issue...well...only issue is my frankenstein PC with shitty parts and sorta modern parts

With that said, I haven't gone to Falskaar to see if it works in my current compilation. But, I have gone before and it had no issue. Worked in Wyrmstooth as well. Frostfall has never really caused issues for me. Nor has wet and cold...both rather script heavy, and personally, both always worked fine.

[Flying Dice]

One neat trick to use (especially with large loadorders and really old saves) is something you can do with SKSE. Go to Skyrim>Data>SKSE, create a SKSE.ini file, and add this:

Code: [Select]

[General]
ClearInvalidRegistrations=1
I've got a two year old savefile running with a large loadorder, after adding and removing mods in at least six different waves, with zero CTDs, even after hours of continuous play. Before I added that, I was CTDing roughly once every fifteen minutes or so. Cleaning up broken scripts really does improve your stability a hell of a lot.

[Bauglir]

You can do that? This changes everything!

[Karkov]

The amount of trouble Bethesda could've avoided simply by adding that line in in the first place... >_>

[Culise]

That is a a beautiful thing.  No longer do I need to restart the game every time I change out my mod load-out.  Well, I suppose I didn't need to do it originally, strictly speaking, but it was a good idea for the precise reasons you outlined and that this solves. ^_^

[da_nang]

One neat trick to use (especially with large loadorders and really old saves) is something you can do with SKSE. Go to Skyrim>Data>SKSE, create a SKSE.ini file, and add this:

Code: [Select]

[General]
ClearInvalidRegistrations=1
I've got a two year old savefile running with a large loadorder, after adding and removing mods in at least six different waves, with zero CTDs, even after hours of continuous play. Before I added that, I was CTDing roughly once every fifteen minutes or so. Cleaning up broken scripts really does improve your stability a hell of a lot.

WHY WAS I NOT INFORMED?!?!?!

* da_nang schedules save necromancy

[BFEL]

Ok, how do you create a SKSE.ini file?

Also thanks for the help with the Falskaar thing.

[Vendayn]

Ok, how do you create a SKSE.ini file?

Also thanks for the help with the Falskaar thing.

Go into data, then SKSE folder (or create one if you don't have it), then create a txt file with SKSE.ini in it

Or alternatively.

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/51038/?

Which includes the (lines) for the SKSE memory patch and whatever else the SKSe patch does. The memory patch fixes load times, and crashes due to the game not using an X amount of ram or whatever...it fixes 99% of all crashes and infinite load times.

Also, right click SKSE_Launcher (shortcut, not the original) and go to properties. In target add -forcesteamloader at the end of it with one space after the .exe...otherwise you don't get the memory patch.

There you go, 99% of all crashes due to bad programming cause it wasn't made for PC fixed.

[BFEL]

Ok, how do you create a SKSE.ini file?

Also thanks for the help with the Falskaar thing.

Go into data, then SKSE folder (or create one if you don't have it), then create a txt file with SKSE.ini in it

So I just make a text file and put "SKSE.ini" at the top? This...doesn't sound like it would work...

[Vendayn]

Ok, how do you create a SKSE.ini file?

Also thanks for the help with the Falskaar thing.

Go into data, then SKSE folder (or create one if you don't have it), then create a txt file with SKSE.ini in it

So I just make a text file and put "SKSE.ini" at the top? This...doesn't sound like it would work...

Yeah, just make a regular txt. And then rename it to SKSE.ini, that is what I did and works just fine. Though I used the mod I linked, cause it does everything for you. But you can do it manually anyway just the same.

[Tellemurius]

oh god i can use that O_O

thank you