7 comments

1. 

   MPetros

   • member
   • 3 kudos
   Locked

   Sticky

   16 May 2018, 10:09PM

   This happens in the "Heart of the Dead" mod but it is Not random, but is part of the story.
   1. 

      Darklocq

      • premium
      • 125 kudos
      Locked

      Sticky

      17 May 2018, 12:58AM

      Ah. Well, I did install that, and did a small part of it. Would be nice if the story part actually kicked in. It's not very believable that the dining room in Bruma Castle is in flames and people are just standing/sitting around like nothing untoward is happening. Ha ha. Guess I need to get back into HotD and see what's going on.
   2. 

      Darklocq

      • premium
      • 125 kudos
      Locked

      Sticky

      22 May 2018, 1:32AM

      I've raised the conflict with AoG's author; as roblesstevena mentions above, it seems to be AoG lighting management option that is turning on the HotD flames too soon.
2. 

   roblesstevena

   • premium
   • 39 kudos
   Locked

   Sticky

   17 May 2018, 7:11AM

   I can help source this issue, since I've run into it when translating the Desert Alik'r mod: there's a nomad's camp and a city that catch on fire as part of the MQ: the fires are "already there" but disabled, and activated via script. However...AoG has a light control feature meant to disable/enable light sources like flames depending on the time of day. So HotD's fire is getting activated prematurely by AoG...there's just no easy way to fix it.
   1. 

      Darklocq

      • premium
      • 125 kudos
      Locked

      Sticky

      18 May 2018, 10:18PM

      Well, excluding particular cells would probably be the fix, I would think, but I have not studied the AoG codebase in any detail.
3. 

   AlphiusRavenshadow

   • premium
   • 5 kudos
   Locked

   Sticky

   16 May 2018, 4:54PM

   Very tragic, 10/10 would cry again.
4. 

   Darklocq

   • premium
   • 125 kudos
   Locked

   Sticky

   16 May 2018, 8:55AM

   

   
   
   After reloading a save, one of my companions even showed up on fire for a while: