Yea i dont use the console either except to make sure certain Mods work then i reload the game without saving once i know. I also prefer this way because it fits into the world so perfectly. Kind of like a holy shrine of miracles and curses. Thanks for the update!
It is, sort of... I changed the script so you could use it more then once, and made one that also cures vamprism. Plus, now you don't have to go to the testing hall to get to it. I try to avoid using console commands because it makes me feel like I'm cheating.
Thank for your help. When I learn to MOD better i shall use your advice to post. I haven't been able to make to many mods because in running on 512 Ram, a Celeron 2.4, and a Radeon 9550 256 (The program sucked up almost ALL of my Ram). After Christmas I shall have 2 gigs of Ram and a P4 2.6! Ohh happy days! lol
Hey, I took all of you advice. Thanks, now the file is down to only 439k. If I ever submit another mod I shall do this again considering it only took 1 min.
Seems interesting and would allow somebody to try out being a vampire without having to worry about reverting to prior save games if it doesn't work out.
Suggestions for improvement (technical delivery only):
1. Use JPG images. Convert each of the 3,841kb BMP files to JPG and they will be reduced in size to around 100kb. When you re-create your archive, the mod will only be 400kb rather than 5,090kb. This will save TESSource.net a ton of bandwidth. Here is a step-by-step guide.
2. Rename your readme to be unique so that it will not get overwritten by other mods that don't have unique readme file names.
Example: "Vampire Headstones Readme.txt"
You could do all these changes and re-upload and still not need to increment your version counter since it doesn't change the mod itself. ">
Thanks! I guess this is sort of a tombstone of miracles where one can cure what ailes you "> Heh a thought just crossed my mind of a ghostly transparent image (like holy visions) apearing before the tombstones then fading away after the player chooses his cure or curse.
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Suggestions for improvement (technical delivery only):
1. Use JPG images. Convert each of the 3,841kb BMP files to JPG and they will be reduced in size to around 100kb. When you re-create your archive, the mod will only be 400kb rather than 5,090kb. This will save TESSource.net a ton of bandwidth. Here is a step-by-step guide.
2. Rename your readme to be unique so that it will not get overwritten by other mods that don't have unique readme file names.
Example: "Vampire Headstones Readme.txt"
You could do all these changes and re-upload and still not need to increment your version counter since it doesn't change the mod itself.