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TGCrown "No Stone Unturned" [QUST:0009DD77]
[00:00] QUST \ VMAD - Virtual Machine Adapter \ Data \ Quest VMAD \ Script Fragments Quest \ Aliases \ Alias \ Alias Scripts \ Script \ Properties \ Property \ Value \ Object Union \ Object v2 \ FormID -> [01000D62] < Error: Could not be resolved >
[00:00] All Done!
It points to a property in the script TGCrownSSoBMaintenance called SSoBDebug Mode that appears to be missing in the psc file. Could this source of the problem I'm having since the property is missing from the script?
As to the source of the bug: I'm not sure whether SSoBDebugMode is related. What I can tell you is that SSoBDebugMode was completely removed from the new version, and TES5edit is correct that the script no longer has that property. So, if you're seeing errors related to it, you probably either have stuff left over from the old version (I'm not sure how that could have happened), or you tried to update to the new version on an existing save, which I explicitly recommend against in the installation instructions.
Anyway, if the stones are stacking, then the important part is still working.
Checking for errors in SSoB.esp
TGCrown "No Stone Unturned" [QUST:0009DD77]
QUST \ VMAD - Virtual Machine Adapter \ Aliases \ Alias \ Alias Scripts \ Script \ Properties \ Property \ Value \ Object Union \ Object v2 \ FormID -> [01000D62] < Error: Could not be resolved >
All done!
That said, I consider Stackable Stones complete, and I don't plan on making compatibility patches.
Delete all of your saves. Uninstall Skyrim. Go to Documents>my games and delete the Skyrim folder there. Enable the showing of hidden files on your computer. Go to C:>Users>(Your username)>AppData>Local and delete the Skyrim folder there. This is a "clean uninstall". I had one version of a Werebear mod from Steam on my PC, switched to a non-replacer version. Ever since, it caused a CTD every time I went to Beast Form in the menu. After finding and deleting those two "hidden" folders, now my game plays extremely well, and I have NO CTDs caused by Beast Form.
- install the mod
- launch the game through SKSE; create a new save, close the game
- move your My Games folder temporarily to another folder e.g. your Pictures folder (this contains your skyrim save files; usually located in C:\Users\YOURUSERNAMEHERE\Documents)
- launch the game again through SKSE, start new game with all the mods you had enabled in that save you made a while ago, go through all the opening sequence
- once you get to the race menu part, when you save the character's looks and race, name the character the same name and with the same race as your old saves
- after Hadvar recognises your race, save the game
- enter into the console "set SSoBGemMarkers to 1" without the quotation marks
- enter into the console "setstage TGCrownMisc 10" without the quotation marks
- exit the console, then save over the save game you made after Hadvar recognised your race
- exit the game
- move your new My Games folder to another folder e.g. your Downloads folder (not in the same folder you moved your original My Games folder!!)
- move your original My Games folder back to C:\Users\YOURUSERNAMEHERE\Documents
- now double-click your My Games folder, inside is a folder named Skyrim, double-click that
- inside there are two folders and a text file, double-click the folder named Saves
- look for your latest save file
- - - in my case it's Save 22 - Mara Riften 37.05.54.ess (skyrim save file) and Save 22 - Mara Riften 37.05.54.skse (skse save file)
- backup your latest skyrim save file and skse save file (I copied mine into my Music folder)
- remember that My Games folder you copied to your Downloads folder (or wherever you pasted it)? Go into it
- once inside that folder, double-click the folder named Skyrim, then double-click the folder named Saves
- it should contain your new game save file
- - - in my case it's Save 3 - Mara Skyrim 00.14.41.ess (skyrim save file) and Save 3 - Mara Skyrim 00.14.41.skse (skse save file)
- rename the skse save file to the same name of your latest skse file
- - - in my case I renamed "Save 3 - Mara Skyrim 00.14.41.skse" to "Save 22 - Mara Riften 37.05.54.skse"
- now copy that renamed skse save file into C:\Users\YOURUSERNAMEHERE\Documents\My Games\Skyrim\Saves
- it will ask to replace the latest skse save file, let it
It's time to test it:
- launch the game through SKSE, click continue
- once the game loads, enter into the console "set SSoBGemMarkers to 1" without quotation marks
- exit the console, save over your latest save game
- toggle the "No Stone Unturned" quest, press M to show on map
- when the map shows up one should see a bunch of quest markers on where one can find Stones of Barenziah
Notes:
1. Regularly, when you enter into the console "set SSoBGemMarkers to 1" on an existing save, the console prints out "Compiled script not saved!". If everything went swell, when you test it, the console should not print out anything, meaning it worked.
2. Do at your own risk! This worked for me, it might not work for you. That is why I said to backup your latest save file.
3. Mara isn't really my character's name, I just used that as an example xD"
Doing the steps above will let the quest markers to show up, and the stones to stack.
Anyway, good job at this modder, mod endorsed! :)
- make sure your Unusual Gem has been appraised by Vex (or enter into the console "setstage TGCrown 20" without the quotation marks)
- install the mod
- launch the game through SKSE; create a new save, close the game
- move your My Games folder temporarily to another folder e.g. your Pictures folder (this contains your skyrim save files; usually located in C:\Users\YOURUSERNAMEHERE\Documents)
- launch the game again through SKSE, start new game with all the mods you had enabled in that save you made a while ago, go through all the opening sequence
- once you get to the race menu part, when you save the character's looks and race, name the character the same name and with the same race as your old saves
- after Hadvar recognises your race, save the game
- enter into the console "set SSoBGemMarkers to 1" without the quotation marks
- enter into the console "setstage TGCrownMisc 10" without the quotation marks
- enter into the console "setstage TGCrownMisc 200" without the quotation marks
- enter into the console "setstage TGCrown 20" without the quotation marks
- exit the console, then save over the save game you made after Hadvar recognised your race
- exit the game
- move your new My Games folder to another folder e.g. your Downloads folder (not in the same folder you moved your original My Games folder!!)
- move your original My Games folder back to C:\Users\YOURUSERNAMEHERE\Documents
- now double-click your My Games folder, inside is a folder named Skyrim, double-click that
- inside there are two folders and a text file, double-click the folder named Saves
- look for your latest save file
- - - in my case it's Save 22 - Mara Riften 37.05.54.ess (skyrim save file) and Save 22 - Mara Riften 37.05.54.skse (skse save file)
- backup your latest skyrim save file and skse save file (I copied mine into my Music folder)
- remember that My Games folder you copied to your Downloads folder (or wherever you pasted it)? Go into it
- once inside that folder, double-click the folder named Skyrim, then double-click the folder named Saves
- it should contain your new game save file
- - - in my case it's Save 3 - Mara Skyrim 00.14.41.ess (skyrim save file) and Save 3 - Mara Skyrim 00.14.41.skse (skse save file)
- rename the skse save file to the same name of your latest skse file
- - - in my case I renamed "Save 3 - Mara Skyrim 00.14.41.skse" to "Save 22 - Mara Riften 37.05.54.skse"
- now copy that renamed skse save file into C:\Users\YOURUSERNAMEHERE\Documents\My Games\Skyrim\Saves
- it will ask to replace the latest skse save file, let it
It's time to test it:
- launch the game through SKSE, click continue
- once the game loads, enter into the console "set SSoBGemMarkers to 1" without quotation marks
- exit the console, save over your latest save game
- toggle the "No Stone Unturned" quest, press M to show on map
- when the map shows up one should see a bunch of quest markers on where one can find Stones of Barenziah
This should fix the nicknaming (that the Stones of Barenziah be named Stone of Barenziah in your inventory instead of Unusual Gem). I can't test this myself, as I've finished the quest (the 24 stones have been removed from my inventory and I received the Prowler's Outfit no problem so I don't think this broke anything) so if someone else could test this, that would be great (and help out other people! :) ).
Again, do this at your own risk. But if you do do this, please follow the steps on /this/ post, and not on my first post. Also reply to this post so that the rest would know if this works. Thanks!
Keeping the original version available is much appreciated; the last thing I need is yet another MCM entry for a mod with just one option.
Endorsed.
However the new version also has some fixes, any chance we could get an optional file with the fixes but no MCM?
I should create a framework for rolling lots of little single-option MCM menus into one menu.
Is it just a case of deleting "ssobmodconfigurationmenu.pex" from the BSA, or would that break something?Actually I looked in TES5Edit and I see the script name SSoBModConfigurationMenu mentioned in your modified TGCrown (No Stone Unturned) quest, I'm afraid I'm out of my depth