![]() The main issue identified is that some records in Skyrim.esm are not in their final form and are missing some record attributes that are replaced or amended in Update.esm. When these plugins were saved in the appropriate Creation Kit for the intended game and merged into the Bashed Patch, the game started as normal. ![]() The issue manifested when these plugins were found to be mergeable by Bash and subsequently merged into the Bashed Patch. ![]() All contained MODL records with MODT texture file hashes.None had masters other than Skyrim.esm.None had been saved in the appropriate Creation Kit.All were created by copying records from Skyrim.esm into a new plugin.These plugins were all created by different authors but have the following attributes in common: No menus are shown and the game becomes completely unresponsive.Īfter iterative interrogation to find the cause of the startup issues, several example plugins were identified to be associated with the startup failures. The typical issue experienced is the game will launch but will not progress past the logo on the startup screen. Bash for Oblivion is very, very good, so there is no reason to make a manual patch here.There have been numerous user reports of issues starting Skyrim and Skyrim Special Edition after updating to Wrye Bash 307 Beta 2. It's strongly recommended to make either a bash patch or a manual patch in xedit for all modded Bethesda games. This can help quite a bit with stability with certain mods, but more importantly it is crucial for consistency. In addition it can merge certain mods into the patch, decreasing the number of esps in your load order (which is important, as there is a limit to the number of esps you can have). A bashed patch will look at your whole load order and say "hey, this mod is changing the lighting in this room, but this other mod is changing the sound, what if we had both changes?" and make it so. While it doesn't cover all record types, it covers the ones that most commonly have conflicts and cause issues in Oblivion. (It's similar to if you have two mods changing the same texture, only the one installed last will take any effect).īash patches these inconsistencies. ![]() You can only have one record touching a particular object - if one mod changes an iron sword's carry weight, and another changes its damage, only the second mod in the load order will take any effect. You might know by now that mods follow the "rule of one". ![]()
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