If you get his permission for sharing his plugin (that you edited), feel free to post it.
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You said it was easier to make changes to the esm. While that is technically true, it's just as easy for an experienced modder to copy the entry as an override into a new esp and set the DELETED flag. And now you have deleted the entries without needing an altered esm, and hence no longer need to bug chucksteel about permission to distribute a new altered esm.
That might sound like a lot, but all of those edits can be done in only a few minutes (I just did it myself) as almost every single entry (except for some of the first few) can be compared to all the others in the same cell. So you simply delete one of them, compare it to the rest, then copy the deletion into all the other entries. Then just clean the patch afterwards to change the flags to disabled and you're done.
Chuck is a pretty cool guy, he usually makes patches for Interiors to work with other mods when asked to. He did moved on to Fallout 4, since it allows to have open interiors, which is something he has wanted to do in many years. He returned to update his TTWInteriors mod for TTW 3.x. But I think he then went back to Fallout 4 modding.Nomumbra wrote: ↑Sat Aug 24, 2019 5:19 pmHeavens forbid I 'bug' Chucksteel. I mean him releasing his edits to the ranger compound included as part of his most established mod, rather than a seperate mod under its own merits to compete fairly, certainly isn't a bother to me. I guess what your saying is his time is more valuable than mine? I don't understand your reasoning in not asking him. If he wants to release a mod that is as pervasive as his mod is, then he may be 'bothered' occasionally.