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the mod working great, however everytime I switch category or scroll through them, it'll be slightly hiccup to load the item up and it's getting quite annoying for me when I have to scroll all the way to bottom and encounter this hiccup all the way there, is there any fix or it's just one of my mod causing this?
When I scroll down the selection bar goes down, then up, and down again. Similar when scrolling up. Anyone knows what could cause this and how to solve it?
Little confused on how this works with mods that add armor or other items to the game. Do they just go under a "whatever" section? I also use a lot of mods that add misc items. Should I just not use this mod?
Hi guys, anyone even had problems with this mod and a mod like Living takes time or Time flies? Whenever I enter a cooking menu, time advances forward even if I haven't cooked anything yet. EDIT: disregard that, nothing to do with C.O.C.K.S., it was a CACO-iNeed issue
How does the system decide which category to put an item under if it has two keywords that could put it into two different categories? For example, say there's a Sword that has both WeaponMaterialDaedric and WeaponMaterialSteel as keywords, which could put the weapon in either the Daedric or Steel category respectively. How does the mod determine which category to put it in? Additionally, what happens if two categories both list the same keyword in their list of permitted keywords? For example, a category labeled "Steel" and another labeled "Also Steel", both of which list WeaponMaterialSteel as one of their keywords?
I'm asking because I'd like to keep certain keywords on weapons/armors for compatibility purposes, but have the option to move them into more appropriate categories. For example, I have a mod that adds a huge number of leather armor variations for each faction, and I'd like to be able to put some of those faction armors in separate "faction" categories with custom keywords while still allowing them to benefit from perks requiring that the ArmorMaterialLeather keyword be present. Having the ability to somehow prioritize which category an item will be sorted into first (perhaps by having categories listed earlier in the JSON schema taking priority over categories that are listed later) would be very useful.
I find it pretty funny that xkito93's question was asked exactly one year after the Parapets made that sticky post, almost down to the hour. It almost feels intentional, only off by 36 minutes.
I feel that less people would ask this question if "no support for skyrim versions older than 1.6.318" was written in the compatibility section on the description page. I almost always read the descriptions but I don't always check the posts.
I'm afraid to ask, but.... is C.O.C.K.S. 1.1.0 compatible with Skyrim AE 1.6.640? the label on the file section is not very clear since older files are still downloadable....
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Do not bring up version support. I do not support any SkyrimSE versions older than 1.6.318.
thx for the mod lmao
Untarnished UI - Unsquished Fix - Constructible Object Custom Keyword System
EDIT: disregard that, nothing to do with C.O.C.K.S., it was a CACO-iNeed issue
I'm asking because I'd like to keep certain keywords on weapons/armors for compatibility purposes, but have the option to move them into more appropriate categories. For example, I have a mod that adds a huge number of leather armor variations for each faction, and I'd like to be able to put some of those faction armors in separate "faction" categories with custom keywords while still allowing them to benefit from perks requiring that the ArmorMaterialLeather keyword be present. Having the ability to somehow prioritize which category an item will be sorted into first (perhaps by having categories listed earlier in the JSON schema taking priority over categories that are listed later) would be very useful.
Edit: I was wrong
I feel that less people would ask this question if "no support for skyrim versions older than 1.6.318" was written in the compatibility section on the description page. I almost always read the descriptions but I don't always check the posts.