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Unless you have another mod that's editing those NPCs, it's highly likely that your Nilheim NPCs are RnR bandits in all but name.
If you installed the Combined Equipment version first, then switched to the Vanilla Equipment version you might still have the meshes I added. Uninstall the mod, and reinstall it with the options you want. If that doesn't fix the issue let me know, it's been a while since I worked on the equipment options and I need to check how I set everything up again.
I don't use any body mods.
If it helps, the Editor ID for the Necromancer's Hood is zzRnR_NecromancerHood01. Image below for reference.
2) Solved, see below: Also, are these plugins new or have a name change? After updating to v.4.2 they were on the MO2 bottom right, not enabled, as if they were new. Or maybe I just did not choose them in the FOMOD last time?
RnR Addon - Bandits and Reavers.esp
RnR Addon - Warlocks and Witches.esp
3) If I am using both the Penalty System - Lite and T.R.D., in the FOMOD - Patches (My Mods) section, do I choose T.R.D. Patch (No Penalty System) or T.R.D. Patch (Penalty System)? I assume T.R.D. Patch (Penalty System), right?
Thanks! Still loving this mod!
2) Oh, I see in the FOMOD of v.4.2, if you read carefully, it tells you that if you install the Main Enemy Factions addon, you don't need the other esp's I listed. Mystery solved. I will leave this here in case it helps someone else.
For number 3, pick T.R.D. Patch (Penalty System). For patches pick the penalty system version if you have activated either the lite or full penalty system.
EDIT: Yes, somehow I didn't remember to convert the Combat optional files to ESL. It's safe to convert them yourself. I will upload the ESL version with the next update of the main mod since they will probably need to be edited anyway.
And you are still on it! Thanks again. It's always a good day when this mod updates!
Yeah, I still do most of the work for the Legendary Edition first, and convert everything to the Special Edition when an update is ready. It doesn't help that this mod now has 20 plugins to keep track of. I really need to focus on smaller, more frequent updates. And not starting updates for four different mods at once.
2) Also, it fooled me again! Next time you update the FOMOD, it might be a good idea to add a note on the addon page next to each of the extra addons that they are not needed if you pick the Main Enemy Factions.
It does have a note, if you hover over the Main Enemy Factions, at the bottom:
"If you choose this option you do not need to install any other add-ons from this category."
But, from a UX point of view, you should have the visible note when you are looking at the addons themselves. That is when you are actually making the decision whether or not to add the Bandits/Reavers or the Warlocks/Necromancers/Conjurers. Currently, at that point you can't see the note.
I bet some of your users have missed that detail and have those addons when they are not needed. On the other hand, if they suddenly remove them from an active save, they will get that annoying popup when loading the game about missing ESP's.
Having said all that, thanks for the update! It is still a good day when an alanovichromanov mod gets an update! Hope you are doing well!
I'll add the note about the add-ons as well, as suggested.
edit: So went and grabbed thief stone to fortify stamina (increase regen over 5% I think?). Got the puncture wound - 5% stamina but pulled it up immediately and temporarily saw 2 effects listed (reduce stamina regen by 25% and another said reduce stamina regen by 5%). The 25% message disappeared miraculously but still do not regen ANY stamina with puncture wound. And this is a minor injury.
I did some testing, it would seem that I set the wrong effect on Puncture Wound, and presumably a couple of other injuries that affect regeneration rates. I will upload a small update shortly, probably tomorrow. Thanks for helping me with the issue, so few people use this mod/the penalty system that the bug went unnoticed for quite a while.
Suggestion: Would be cool if injuries were configurable in MCM but at the very least an .INI file? Kind of like BNB has for injuries. That way could turn off entirely or just use in survival mode and not have to have a separate install option. Not sure how much work that would be so just a suggestion.
To be fair, I provide all those optional files so other users can tweak the mod to their liking. I only use the all-in-one add-on and the full penalty system file myself. Working on an enemy bonuses option set of plugins right now.
I gather a mod that adds to or edits NPCs in these faction would require patching?
So if I wanted to say have my srceo onslaught caster faction or improved bandits to spawn alongside yours, I'd just have to combined the level lists and that would be fine? I'd likely replace heritage 2 with rogues and raiders.
I did notice there were some edits in the main faction plugin to bandit armor that puts it at conflict with WACCF and other mods, not sure if that was intentional.
The armor change is intentional for what I consider (minor) balance reasons, but anyone who wants to can undo it with little impact.
Would it be a similar case to restless dead that I'd want to exclude all actors in Rogue and raiders from receiving any other perks from vanilla or vokord? Or is it not as big of a deal here?
It's a branch or SRCEO, it has Mysticism as a master and in the case of Necromancer's I had given them the poison spells.
Are you trying to patch all existing bandit overhauls to run together?
The don't add these to the level list, just the vanilla NPC records for Redguard Bandits and Alikr
Edit: For giggles went in one more time before hitting the hay and get the same injury but 5% reduction to stamina. Now my stamina does not regen at all! Seems penalty system need some work?
I'm not suggesting you should remove any mods to use my Penalty System, but chances are mods are interacting in ways they shouldn't. I'll go over a few injuries, test them again when I have time, just in case.
EDIT: Also, please, let's not use the name Alanrim. I hate that trend, appending -rim to everything. EnaiRim. SimonRim. SoulsRim. It's a pet peeve of mine. Call it... THE ROMANOV SUITE or something
Thanks for the info about Blade & Blunt, you may be right that the modifiers added by combat mods may be interfering with the effects used by certain RnR injuries. Odd that you encountered an issue with Dismembering Framework though, if I recall correctly lack of compatibility would be due to new races/creatures, and my NPCs all use vanilla races.
https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Generic_Magic_Apparel#Resist_Frost
There is a plugin for facegen generation, which is outside my capabilities as a GOG version user.
As FaceGen data comprises the bulk of this mod I'm a bit hesitant to add another version of it, effectively doubling the size of the file to be downloaded. I could probably add it as an optional download, but that would also mean two sets of data to maintain for each update. I'll add it as another entry on my to-do list, but it will be a bit... low-priority?
Out of curiosity, what about the GOG version makes it difficult to generate FaceGen files?
Please don't add it to the list, I was searching for an alternative to the old High Poly rework of RnR which is out of date. I would greatly prefer that you can freely focus on updating RnR and TRD instead.
Do the faces look that different with Nordic faces installed? Like I said, FaceGen data uses mostly textures that you have installed. Your RnR bandits will look different than from the screenshots.
I wouldn't know how your vanilla NPC look like. I do believe they are still your original, because elves have that vanilla oblong facial structure, which is lessened with modern overhauls. Your designs are better than vanilla Skyrim designs, while still being consistent with it tough.