Load order

Unofficial Skyrim Special edition patch.esp

Racecompatibility.esm

SkyUI_SE.esp

SMIM-SE-Merged-All.esp

VampireLordsCanFly.esp

YiffyAgeConsolidated.esp

Scion.esp

Book Covers Skyrim.esp

volkihar_castle_improve.esp

SeranaDialogAddon.esp

SkyFurry.esp

MFF_Core.esp

FeedTheBeast.esp

Ruby Red Vampire Eyes - Beast Race Support.esp

SkyFurry USSEP Patch.esp

VampireLordCanTalk.esp

Weightless_OV_MERGED_BCS.esp

Castel Volkahard exterior overhaul.esp

VolkiharSmelter.esp

HearthFireBuildingForCheatsSE.esp

RaceCompatibilityUSKPOverride.esp

RaceMenu.esp

RaceMenuPlugin.esp

SOSRacemenu.esp

Supermoon.esp

ORI - HarkonSword.esp

KnightoMolagBalV2_Lagrie.esp

Lords of Coldharbour.esp

Horses for Followers.esp

DudestialMultiMarriages.esp

Volkihar Knight.esp

XPMSE.esp

VampireLordSerana.esp

Meem0OutfitNPCs.esp

MLQ_ForswornSkinchangers.esp

Predator Vision.esp

Precision.esp

marrymeserana.esp

SkyFurry_FlowingFur.esp

CBBE.esp

RaceMenuMorphsCBBE.esp

ThatsaBurden.esp

SF_Digiboots.esp

FNIS.esp

FurryHDTLoinclothSE.esp

ValeUndiesrSE_HDT.esp

FurDistributor.esp

SkyFurry_AFP_Tails.esp

SkyFurry_SharpClaws.esp

Fluffworks.esp

MCMHelper.esp

ValhallaCombat.esp

Alternate Start - Live Another Life.esp

SF_Live_Another_Life_Patch.esp

Modern Brawl Bug Fix.esp

SacroSanct - Vampires of Skyrim.esp

SacroSanct - Stronger Vampire Lord.esp

  • Rasm653u (He/him)@lemmygrad.mlOPEnglish
    2·
    1 year ago

    create a custom .esp plugin through sseedit and place all the personalized patches there. SSEEdit should have the option to create an empty plugin, I believe.

    I don’t know how to do that

    • SleepyCat@lemmygrad.mlEnglish
      1·
      1 year ago

      I found this short tutorial that will visualize how to create an empty plugin and override records: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFMfVtZAjnU

      Make sure to download SSEEdit if you haven’t done so already. If you are using Mod Organizer 2, launch SSEEdit through MO2 rather than launching it standalone.

      After you do that, load all of your mods, and find the conflicting record (I assume it’s Serana’s record in your case, but I can’t be sure). Right click on the record, and copy it into a new empty plugin (like the tutorial shows), and name the plugin whatever you want.

      Now that the plugin is overriding the record, you can make any custom change to Serana that you like. There should be a field where you can choose the actor’s model (I don’t remember exactly what the field is called, sorry. It’s probably possible to look it up, or it’s something obvious like “model”). Change it to the model that you need to show up. In the right side view there should be a side by side table of all the changes made and by what plugin they are made, so you can see one of them should have the model that you are looking for. When you find it, simply copy (by dragging and dropping) the model into the new plugin you created. Then save the plugin, and make sure it’s loaded last (at the bottom of the load order).

      I hope this was understandable enough, but if something doesn’t work right then please feel free to ask me whenever you need help, I’ll do my best although it’s not always easy through a medium like this.

        • SleepyCat@lemmygrad.mlEnglish
          1·
          1 year ago

          Don’t worry, you don’t really need to understand code, this isn’t programming. The most basic function of xEdit is essentially just to change the values of variables.

          If you’re interested in learning how to use xEdit, then I would recommend experimenting with it in a fresh save file. You can use MO2 and create a separate profile to avoid messing with your main Skyrim playthrough.

          Try starting with something simple: just change a specific value, something that is noticeable so you can verify that you are successful. For example, change the value of a sweetroll to 10,000 septims, or change the damage of an iron sword to 10,000 so it instantly kills everything.

          Refer to the official xEdit documentation for starters. If you have any more questions feel free to ask. I know this seems very complicated and I know this feels discouraging (it took me quite a while to figure it out myself, and I still only know very basic stuff) but if you’re interested in having a stable and working personalized Skyrim playthrough then it’s a very useful skill to learn.

          Good luck, friend, I’m believing in you!

          • Rasm653u (He/him)@lemmygrad.mlOPEnglish
            2·
            1 year ago

            You can use MO2 and create a separate profile to avoid messing with your main Skyrim playthrough.

            Can I do something similar in Vortex?

            • SleepyCat@lemmygrad.mlEnglish
              1·
              1 year ago

              According to Vortex’s about page, yes. I don’t use Vortex so I don’t know how to do it though.