lonewolfe10

Hello and welcome to TESA, hope your day has been a good one.

Cool, thanks. i shall watch more of his stuff then.

Would be interested to see where you get with this. I have heard a lot of talk about the same thing over the quest line for the companions too. Good luck with it.

So before my door knocked many hours ago I was going to ask a question about a you-tube channel I found. The man's name is Richard Miller he covers many things about the CK but he also talks about object oriented programming, in fact he does 21 videos on it. So after sitting through all of his videos my question is. http://www.youtube.com/user/richardbmiller2 Is he correct?

Thanks for the heads up. i shall apply said wisdom

One of the hardiest things I have found is learning who is who. There seems like a never ending list of modders out there with more getting added each day. And even between here and the other Skyrim sites it's hard to tell who one should be looking at for. This is before factoring in that a lot of these mods are ported over from other games like Oblivion, Morrowind, Fallout 3 and alike. I am not just on about who people think the best modder is, but people who put Document and screen picture folders into their mods, and have an FOF file if needed. I think I did what most people do when they first come over a site like the Nexus site. Shiny object syndrome took over and I down loaded lots of mods. I started playing this game on the 31th October 2012 and as yet this is the first install of the game. One look in my data folder tells me this was a bad idea. At the end of the day best practice it would seem is what is at the heart of the TES Alliance philosophy. The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall was published in 1996, and here we are 17 years later and I think my data folder still looks the same. (sort of) Not sure if I have a point or just voicing what my mind is thinking. But if modding as it seems will only keep growing, best practice could save people a lot of time and trouble in not breaking their game. So is there a list of people who use best practice, or is this something one learns over time? It's my Data folder so does that mean I should be repacking all the mods that don't have these files? Other EXE files in skyrim game folder, sure I had been told that this was never a good thing to do, yet some mods have this, is this right. Or should they be moved? BOSS tells me that things need cleaning, what's the etiquette with these, if I was a modder and I got 100s of mails telling me BOSS doesn't like my mod, that would not be a good day. Any ideas? and i didn't see the Please Read Before Posting. Sorry

thanks for the hello's. just joined the school so will be reading up on forums.

Good day world and happy new year to you all, I hope this post finds you well and inebriated for this time of year. I have Been gaming for many years and started using mods in Operation Flashpoint,(Bohemia Interactive Studio ,Codemasters). Then went on the consoles, which is never a good thing. But back with the world of PC now, it's been many years and things have changed way beyond reconnection. Brought skyrim two months back, yea I know late to that party to. Found the skyrim.nexusmods site and by the gods it would seem the world have gone mod mad. And you know what I think I may join them. Going to look over this amazing site you people have to put together and see what I can do. They say that Eve online is a learning wall, but with companies realising Creation Kits it has opened up the world of modding like never before. which brings me back to that learning wall new Papyrus Scripting and all the other things that have changed while I was away. Also looking forward the V3 of SkyUI which I am told will really kick up a gear with the modding community. As for me there is not that much to know, you could check out my steam profile is you feel the need. I promise I will update it soon. You all have my best wishes for this new year and thank for such a grand site. Love and light lonewolfe10