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Below is the list of changes, in Dispensation's own words:
Note that I didn't modify any textures or meshes, but I included them in the package anyway to make it easier.
I added the text 'Version 1.0' to the ESP description to help with LOOT
metadata, as a way to differentiate your mod from jbvw's mod, which has
the same ESP name as your one. I am contributing to LOOT's Oblivion
masterlist lately now.
I also added the bash tags {{BASH:Deactivate,Graphics,NoMerge}} so it can be imported into the bashed patch.
The BashTags\Alluring Wine Bottles.txt file included will automatically remove LOOT's added 'MustBeActiveIfImported' bash
tag, which was only needed for jbvw's mod, because it had a BSA with it, and
thus needed to be active for the BSA to load its assets. Since your mod
has no BSA, the tag is not needed.
If you go to Cindanwe's House in Shivering Isles now you can see the mead has the new models and textures.
Enjoy, and give kudos to Dispensation!
loot_parser.py 144 get_resolved_tags: Error while evaluating LOOT conditionTraceback (most recent call last): File "bash\loot_parser.py", line 244, in get_tags_from_lootKeyError: FName('Alluring Wine Bottles.esp')During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:Traceback (most recent call last): File "bash\loot_parser.py", line 139, in get_resolved_tags File "bash\loot_parser.py", line 356, in _resolve_tags File "bash\loot_parser.py", line 332, in eval_condition File "bash\loot_conditions.py", line 95, in evaluate File "bash\loot_conditions.py", line 300, in _fn_version File "bash\loot_conditions.py", line 377, in _process_pathbash.exception.EvalError: Illegal file path: May not specify paths that resolve to outside the game folder.Occurred here: Alluring Wine Bottles.esp
Any Fix ?
If any of the mods are highlighted red after installing with Wrye Bash (including the official DLCs) due to having the same timestamp, press control+A (or just control+click on the affected mods to highlight them), right-click on the highlighted mods, go to 'File..' and then 'Redate...'. Just click 'OK' without typing anything, and all of the highlighted mods will have a modified date different to each other, and the error messages will be gone.
If everything goes well, the highlight will be gone, the name of the plugin will be in italics, and orange/brownish font colour. Don't put the tick in the box next to it (it's mergeable, so its data will be imported to the bashed patch).
Thankyou
EDIT: when I say this mod causing problems, what I mean is, me having not followed this step "(or just control+click on the affected mods to highlight them), right-click on the highlighted mods, go to 'File..' and then 'Redate...'. Just click 'OK' without typing anything," If I leave this highlighted in red do you know if it causes CTD?
Also, it's best to run BOSS to sort out your load order.
So what happens after you run BOSS?
Also, unrelated to this - are there any mods after the bashed patch left after sorting out the load order?
Keep in mind, too, that crashes may result from the computer being too weak for all the enhancements (TES4 uses only one core of your CPU), and that the game engine has some severe limitations as well. What resolution are you playing at, and what size textures are you using? What are your other mods? I recommens asking a question at either Bevilex or Dispensation modding guide pages - both are very active with many helpful modders around.
Plus, how often is "often"? This (modded) game is quite notorious for crashes.
I'm currently running the game in 2560x1440
Texture size Is set to Large
I've matched the video settings bevilex recommends as best as I can without the use of Darnified UI. (meaning I can't see the exact % of the sliders I'm adjusting)
I have downloaded most of the mods from the Bevilex mod list, too many to list here, but I left out Oblivion reloaded because the page is hidden at this time so I have no ENB installed.
I have been chatting to some of the folks in the Bevilex mod list page and they have been very helpful indeed but I'm still struggling to pinpoint my exact issue.
When I say often, for example, I'll be running around a town entering and exiting buildings including castles and churches for around 3 minutes and then the game will crash, but I can run for quite a while in the wilderness but still crash after around 10 minutes.
I have both Engine bug fixes and 4GB patch, even installed the NVAC-new Vegas anti crash
All Unofficial patches, including DLC patches are installed too.
Thanks for pointing it out, though.
Mod works fine when merged into the bashed patch and deactivated.
(By the way, I'd love to find a tutorial that explains in detail all the bash tags, with examples of what they do...)
Thank you.
As usual, great job well done
A question though about Ayleid_People's Alluring Potion and Wine Bottles v3 for OOO - @ http://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/34219 - which has an Alluring Wine Bottles.esp that would overwrite your esp, if using COBL V1.74, OOO V1.40 and uFCOM V1.0 do you think I need this esp and is it a problem if it overwrites yours ?
No, they don't overwrite each other. One is Alluring Potion Bottles v3.esp (from the mod you mentioned), and the other is Alluring Wine Bottles.esp (from Alluring Wine Bottles and this mod). So no conflict here. I'm not sure though whether Alluring Potion Bottles v3.esp changes any meshes or texture paths, but it'd be quite unlikely.
I think you confused these wine bottles with this mod. Alluring Wine Botles fortunately doesn't touch potions at all, so you should be good to go.
I recommend you use Wrye Bash to install Alluring Potions first, then install Alluring Wine Bottles, and if in an unlikely scenario you see any weird textures on wine bottles, please send me an image to examine, and I'll make necessary amendments. Wrye Bash will be helpful if you need to uninstall one (or more) of the mods without ripping out any crucial files.
Bernice Wine and Fellmoor Wine.