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Ah, that's temporarily hidden for 2 reasons:
1 - I was trying to make a version compatible with Garrus Consistency - LE2 (plus I've been meaning to tweak it, anyway) but for some reason it won't upload correctly and it's replaced the former files, and re-uploading those former files is going to be frustrating and take time that I don't really want to put into it, which kind of leads into my second reason:
2 - I know this is going to sound petty and presumptuous, but there are several Garrus texture mods where they have done the same thing with no mention of me/my mod whatsoever. I know people can do their own takes on how characters should look and I don't own the idea of Garrus having blue scars nor think I'm the first person to think of it, but when it's such a specific edit, looks virtually the same and is otherwise so clearly inspired, would it hurt to say so?
Anyway, stuff like that is deflating and makes me want to put less effort into it, if not just remove it entirely.
Regardless, I appreciate your interest! I do hope I'll be able to resolve it soon.
But I have a problem:
I have as you read bottom here installed a Tali mod (Tali_Remastered_LE3 (Standalone - without Framework patch)-1148-V1-1-1648588949), is this not compatible?
When I want to install this mod appears:
Installation failed!
File: /Game/ME3/BioGame/DLC/DLC_MOD_TaliMasterLE3/CookedPCConsole/BioD_Gth002_210Tower.pcc
File: /Game/ME3/BioGame/DLC/DLC_MOD_TaliMasterLE3/CookedPCConsole/BioD_Gth002_400Resolution.pcc
File: /Game/ME3/BioGame/DLC/DLC_MOD_TaliMasterLE3/CookedPCConsole/BioH_Exp3_Tali_1.pcc
File: /Game/ME3/BioGame/DLC/DLC_MOD_TaliMasterLE3/CookedPCConsole/BioH_Tali_00.pcc
File: /Game/ME3/BioGame/DLC/DLC_MOD_TaliMasterLE3/CookedPCConsole/BioH_Tali_00_Explore.pcc
File: /Game/ME3/BioGame/DLC/DLC_MOD_TaliMasterLE3/CookedPCConsole/BioH_Tali_00_NC.pcc
File: /Game/ME3/BioGame/DLC/DLC_MOD_TaliMasterLE3/CookedPCConsole/BioH_Tali_01.pcc
File: /Game/ME3/BioGame/DLC/DLC_MOD_TaliMasterLE3/CookedPCConsole/BioH_Tali_01_Explore.pcc
File: /Game/ME3/BioGame/DLC/DLC_MOD_TaliMasterLE3/CookedPCConsole/BioH_Tali_02.pcc
File: /Game/ME3/BioGame/DLC/DLC_MOD_TaliMasterLE3/CookedPCConsole/BioH_Tali_02_Explore.pcc
File: /Game/ME3/BioGame/DLC/DLC_MOD_TaliMasterLE3/CookedPCConsole/BioH_Tali_CitSim.pcc
File: /Game/ME3/BioGame/DLC/DLC_MOD_TaliMasterLE3/CookedPCConsole/Startup_DLC_MOD_TaliMasterLE3_INT.pcc
The above files were added since the last game data check.
Can anyone tell me where the problem and connection is?
Is there some kind of guide here that explains such things as the correct installation order? I now have reload jerks and minor sound dropouts.
There isn’t exactly one specific guide, most mods will mention either in the description on the website or in the ME3Tweaks description how/when to install them or if there are specific mods that must be installed with/before/after it, butnon-texture mods must always be installed before texture mods.
With this mod, it's a texture mod, so it can be left for last. But sometimes, texture mods have their own order, too. For example, let's say there was a mod that completely edits Garrus' textures from head to toe (let's call it Garrus Overhaul), but you also wanted to use my mod here. You would need to install Garrus Overhaul first as it covers his entire body, then install mine as mine just edits his head. If you installed mine first, Garrus Overhaul would go over my textures completely, which makes mine useless. Does that make sense?
That being said, that doesn't always turn out well, and this is where it might sound complicated if it wasn't already. Let's say Garrus Overhaul edits the 'norm' texture, and mine doesn't, but we both edit the 'diff' texture. The norm texture provides the bumps/roughness/physical texture to a model. The diff is the colouring. Using the 2 mods at once would mean you'd have Garrus Overhaul's norm, but my diff, as it's been overridden. Using a diff and a norm from 2 separate mods will usually make it look off. In those cases, you might be better off sticking with the one mod, or seeing if there's an optional file that only applies to certain body parts.
That's not the case with my mod as my mod edits both textures mentioned, it's just an example. I hope this helps but if there's any confusion, let me know!
However, it sadly doesn't work with the 'Garrus with No Visor (LE3)' mod, which I also love :( any chance for a compatibility patch, please?