Completely remade all versions and gave them a test run and look through in TES5Edit. From what I can tell, everything is good to go. For real, this time.
When choosing a version to use, pick the one that fits what DLC you have. If you have no DLC, pick the vanilla file. If you have only Dawnguard or only Dragonborn, pick the Dawnguard or the Dragonborn version. If you have both DLC, pick the full version. Do NOT run multiple versions together; they are all standalone.
Hello everyone from 2017 and the past. I would like to inform you all that this mod fixes the infamous dragons going invisible glitch that happens in VR. Pretty strange how this old of a mod can fix that weird of an issue but it works. I have never had to deal with dragons going randomly invisible since. There is a mod that exists on SE page, but this is just the better version as it requires nothing.
Getting an odd bug, where the dragon, when it does, doesn't leave a skeleton. Instead, it disappears for a second when the switch is suppose to happen, then the normal dragon reappears still dead. Any ideas?
Thank you so much just got back into modding skyrim again after a long break, and this is what i noticed when i fought my first dragon the pop in i was like that's right i forgot to grab this mod.
Conflicts with Deadly Dragons, a simple patch can easily fix this.
EDIT: It also seems that Deadly Dragons adds LODs to vanilla dragons that don't have them normally. Also all of its custom dragons have LODs, so you might wanna cover it since it's a popular mod.
DD only adds textures to the dragons it adds to the game, which have no LODs. It effects no other dragons and no patch is necessary as the mods do not conflict.
That's not how it works, you can only edit entire records, not just parts of them. Any two mods that edit the same record conflict even if they change different fields.
Yep, the records conflict even if you change one little thing. It's easy enough to patch though if you use TES5Edit. I plan on just copying DD's records into this mod, since I always use it for every playthrough.
OR it can simply and easily be removed or hidden if using Mod Organizer. One of the many pluses about MO is you may not always need a pathc to get things to work together.
Thank you for this. It works perfectly and is as far as I know from testing compatible with virtually every Dragon Mod out there. Even the retextures by Bellyache where they look especially nice not all chunked up with almost no performance loss that I can see.
Thank you so so much for this mod. I swear I didn't see the LOD dragons on my first playthrough. Now they are oddly everywhere on my second playthrough I've changed nothing between the 2 playthroughs btw. Maybe I just didn't notice the first time around. I would've figured this would've been fixed by patch 1.9 but this is Bethesda xD Thx again
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When choosing a version to use, pick the one that fits what DLC you have. If you have no DLC, pick the vanilla file. If you have only Dawnguard or only Dragonborn, pick the Dawnguard or the Dragonborn version. If you have both DLC, pick the full version. Do NOT run multiple versions together; they are all standalone.
EDIT: It also seems that Deadly Dragons adds LODs to vanilla dragons that don't have them normally. Also all of its custom dragons have LODs, so you might wanna cover it since it's a popular mod.
Kudos to you and Endorsed happily!
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Thank you!