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I finally just found one in willies tower mod and copied it over. CK still won't let me place new ones though. I can copy them, adjust them and move them. But not place any brand new ones. Anybody else have any ideas?

I've tried all that. I must be missing some setting or toggle or something. And if it was just really small it would show up in the object list, which it isn't.

Yep. I can see my door markers and coc marker. So those are on.

Okay guys, I need your help. I can not get collision planes or cubes to work right.. Neither are room bounds or portals but that might be something else. I have loaded up my cell, clicked on the collision plane button, then clicked in the cell view and nothing happens. Same with the collision cube, and when I select a reference first. So what is it I'm missing? Anybody know?

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Thank you Will. I thought my work might be ruined for a bit there. I was trying to make water disappear and re-appear with your light switch script. But I will remember not to load more than one mod at a time.

Hey there guys, Quick question, how do you figure out why your mod requires another mod? I was playing around in Willieseas "Levelers Tower" mod trying to figure out his scripts. Now my mod requires his to load. I can't figure out what I did, and need some help!! Any info would be great, and thanks in advance

I focus on Skyrim mostly because that's the game I remember the most. I have never played Morrowind. Do you guys remember Golden Eye for the N64? All of the levels were designed and made before they even made the whole story. That's why some rooms do nothing. They are just storage rooms. That's what TES needs. I think the forts just annoy everyone. I mean, destroyed forts, all occupied by bandits/skeles and built into the ground not up? That makes no sense in Tameral. Maybe a few in Skyrim and a few scattered on the farther reaches of Cyrodil. But in the middle? NO. Why did the orcs not take any over? But at the same time there is alot of dungeons in Skyrim. I imagine someone got very bored with making them in the CK and then filling them. And I doubt the guy with the control over the money really cared if the dungeons and forts made sense. I really think they should turn to the community for the next game. Let us design the levels, make the lore, and fill them. And then give a free copy of the game to all the Creators they pick. I for one would design a medium sized dungeon for that. Maybe when Rider gets the Level design up we can compare all the pros and cons to the TES dungeon design ideas.

Nexus wiki: <--Best one for your needs http://wiki.tesnexus.com/index.php/Creating_a_custom_race_for_Skyrim Creation Kit: http://www.creationkit.com/Tutorial_Creating_a_Playable_Race Other site: http://skyrimcreationkit.com/create-your-own-character-race/ All of these require you to have the assets ready to put together. So if your using the bipedal Deamora races I believe you'd be good to go. But I do not believe your race would be able to use any armour and the hair/beard selections would be very strange indeed. just food for thought. Hope I helped at least slightly.

Sry in advance if I'm hijacking this thread, but that's because the game uses some scripts from the last save right? The same reason you can save, attack an NPC merchant, reload the old save and have their inventory reset? So a follow script in the game for the skele isn't changing it's value/output and not releasing it isn't do what is supposed to do?

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If there is one thing I can't stand in games, it's things not making any sense at all. And since this is a Skyrim forum, guess which game I have a problem with? tl;dr Skyrim dungeons are bland and boring. It erks me. Now imagine this for a second; Your a Dwemer lord, planning his city. Do you; A) Make a city that Includes "houses" and shops, smithing areas and potion labs B) Make a fortress that is straightforward, and includes general areas to make items, store items and house troops C) Randomly dig into the ground with no plan or real propose Ok, you can stop pretending now. So which did you pick? Are you making a city? Are you on the border and housing troops? Or are you insane? To me, all of Skyrim's dungeons are the last option. They make no sense. Excluding all cave based dungeons (which I have other issues with), dungeons usually follow this format 1.Enter and go straight 2.Go from room to room, never any diverging paths 3.Kill all enemies and then boss 4.Collect loot and possible a th'um 5.Hit "secret" button/chain/lever to open "secret" door leading back to start/near start 6.Exit Almost EVERY dungeon follows that pattern. Think again to the Dwemer ruins. Where did they all sleep? Where did they make weapons? Armour? Potions? Where did they research/make all of there steam equipment? All of their minions? All of the ruins just follow a simple linear path. Sure there are some rooms off to the side, but think about it, what was IN these rooms? NOTHING. All of them were just a lockpick sink (D&D players think gold sink) and a holding area for a semi-important item. When I first picked up Skyrim, I made a sneaking character. Wanted to try and steal some items instead of killing everyone. It's not possible due to one thing only. The quest structure is there. The skills are there. The ability is there. but the LEVEL DESIGN prevents it. Level design is everything. i remember in Oblivion there were often two paths to get to the end, or at least a side tunnel to sneak passed enemies. Now some dungeons where designed to make you fight, but that's the point. They were DESIGNED. In Skyrim you can't sneak past enemies. They are placed at the end of a tunnel. Now granted, with all sneak perks, Muffle, Invisibility, and going REAL slow, you could sneak past. But really? Is that fun? Remember that quest in Oblivion where you had to deal with the mercenary leader? He was sick and needed a potion every night. You could either sneak in and switch the potion. OR you could run in and bash everyone over the head. Either way it was fun. There was enough stuff to hid behind that you could sneak. And straightforward enough to just run through. But there were SIDE rooms. Rooms with a point to NPCS but not to the story. It made it interesting, fun. Skyrim is missing this in my opinion. It is up to us, the modders, the fans, lovers of all things TES to fix this. One day, I plan on changing all the main quest dungeons. So more people can enjoy better dungeons. tl;dr Skyrim dungeons are bland and boring. It erks me.

In the item's alias screen there should be about 14 check boxes at the top right, above the scripts section there should be an option to select "Quest Object" you want to select that one. To be honest I have no idea how I got to that screen so.... I believe though that the object had to be already tied to a quest. Also Williesea, your also kinda right. On the majority of other Beth games it's on the object window from what I've been told. Hope this helps you out StrikeForceX