STEP v2.2.6 Official Bug Reports

[Omolong]

Those optional meshes don't exist on the page anymore, they were removed for 1.9.

 

The changelog for that says "Deleted the SMIM compatible patch. You don't need it anymore. Simply install the actual SMIM version and overwrite conflicting files."

[TechAngel85]

Grabbed some shots:

 

Vanilla  >>  CoreA  >>  CoreB  >>  ExtendedA  >>  ExtendedB

 

 

Vanilla:

Possible issue there with DDSopt. Idk?

 

CoreA and ExtendedA:

Ultimate Fire Effects loaded after SMIM

 

CoreB and ExtendedB:

Ultimate Fore Effects loaded before SMIM (uses the SMIM meshes and looks better)

[z929669]

Grabbed some shots:

 

Vanilla  >>  CoreA  >>  CoreB  >>  ExtendedA  >>  ExtendedB

 

 

Vanilla:

Possible issue there with DDSopt. Idk?

 

CoreA and ExtendedA:

Ultimate Fire Effects loaded after SMIM

 

CoreB and ExtendedB:

Ultimate Fore Effects loaded before SMIM (uses the SMIM meshes and looks better)

 

Thanks tech ... I don't think that vanilla texture is a DDSopt issue, but I could be wrong.

 

SMIM is better, and I suspected as much and posted to confirm on the Nexus thread ... no response yet.

 

I also have UHDFE slated for installation upstream of SMIM and Realistic Smoke & Embers upstream of that for 2.2.7; however, it looks like Extended might be RS&E? If so, then I like that better and will suggest keeping that mod in Sec J and Core if it has no issues.

[TechAngel85]

RS&E is present in Core as well, it being a Core mod. So to be honest, I don't know what the texture in Extended is from. It would take some investigation.

[z929669]

RS&E is present in Core as well' date=' it being a Core mod. So to be honest, I don't know what the texture in Extended is from. It would take some investigation.[/quote']

Did you have Cinematic Fire Effects installed?

[TechAngel85]

No, I only have STEP mods installed. I'll look into it today. It's my 3-day weekend so I'll have some time.

[TechAngel85]

In the compare the texture for the woodfire is woodfires01.dds located in \textures\clutter\woodfires. In Core this is provide by HRDLC2. In Extended, this is provided by Skyrim HD.

[z929669]

Actually, it would/should be Realistic Smoke & Embers, right?

[TechAngel85]

Actually' date=' it would/should be Realistic Smoke & Embers, right?[/quote']

No. There is not a woodfires01.dds texture in RS&E - Medium v1.4. RS&E only covers ash and giant fires...and of course, smoke.

[DoYouEvenModBro]

Deleted post, please ignore. 

[EssArrBee]

Hey so some of the mod pages now have that weird yellow triangle thingy for skse, mcm, and skyproc flags. I haven't had a chance to see all of them, but so far it is on 4 pages.

 

Also, what mod pages need to be updated or edited in any way. I'll start doing all that stuff for 2.2.7 if that is what is coming next. I did want to do a couple screenshot guides for SkyProc stuff and FNIS, so if you guys know of other sites that need a touch up, list them and I'll make note.

[TechAngel85]

The mod pages with those symbols is the result of some back-end changes (adding some flags after the pages were created). Simply edit and save the pages for the symbols to go away. (you don't actually have to change anything. Just edit and save without any changes.)

[z929669]

Hey so some of the mod pages now have that weird yellow triangle thingy for skse, mcm, and skyproc flags. I haven't had a chance to see all of them, but so far it is on 4 pages.

 

Also, what mod pages need to be updated or edited in any way. I'll start doing all that stuff for 2.2.7 if that is what is coming next. I did want to do a couple screenshot guides for SkyProc stuff and FNIS, so if you guys know of other sites that need a touch up, list them and I'll make note.

The mod pages with those symbols is the result of some back-end changes (adding some flags after the pages were created). Simply edit and save the pages for the symbols to go away. (you don't actually have to change anything. Just edit and save without any changes.)

 

You must use "Edit With Form" to fix.

 

Thanks for volunteering to do this SRB. I have been tackling piecemeal, but there are too many.

 

If you want to do this, I'd suggest editing mods in the guide first, and while you are in editing each, it would not hurt to add any missing info if you have it. Things on the mod attributes page ... most info is correct, but lacking since the person creating the page may not have known all of the details.

 

thanks!

[EssArrBee]

It is pretty tedious, but if you use Opera 12 then just create a follower tab and that can help a bit. I always use that when I go through the guide doing a completely new reinstall to make sure I have the correct mod list.

 

I look into the mods attributes and see if any notes are are out of date. For the additional information of the mods, do I use the Detailed Instructions on the Recommendations tab, or do I just edit the page with the standard wiki editor?

 

Also, on the actual guide the 'W's for the wiki pages are no good. They are small and black so they can almost blend in with the gray background and I bet most users glance right over them and would never even know they are there. It would be better to have a uniform column for the links.

[TechAngel85]

You'll have to use the Detailed Instructions box.