Companion Banner Patches a Horrible Patch Production

by Nesbit098·vV8.1.0·Updated 2018-11-03

Removed vanilla WRJovaskrBanner from The Skyrim Complete Whiterun refugee solution.

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Removed vanilla WRJovaskrBanner from The Skyrim Complete Whiterun refugee solution.

A crazy patch production!

ok as you can see the in game companion banners are fine in my mod as shown in the picture...they are Skyrim's own, vanilla meshes and textures.

But it seems that some mods changed and caused some conflicts in their load order.

Your installer is making the selection for you, or you have the base gaming unit covered.

So anyway, if you have problems and don't know how to fix them, use this patch, it will remove the banner from the settlement.

If you get the following problem, understand it's at your end and not the TPOS mod.

renew:

Teabag (JKs Skyrim) just told me the detailed carpet is the culprit!

Of course I'll leave a patch!

Thank you for the tea bags :)

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A RIDICULOUS PATCH PRODUCTION!

OK as you can see the companions banners in game are fine in my mod, as the pictures show...They are Skyrim's own, vanilla meshes and textures.

But it seems some mod changes that and causes a conflict for some in their load order.

Your installer is making a choice for you or you have overwritten the base games units.

So anyway use this patch if you have issues and do not know how to resolve them, it removes the banners from the settlements.

If you get the below issue understand it is at your end and not the TPOS mod.

UPDATE:

Teabag (JKs Skyrim ) has just informed me Detailed Rugs is the culprit!

I will leave the patch up of course!

Thank-you Teabag:)

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