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This mod can display up to 15 notifications in the upper left corner of the screen. Additionally, messages will start disappearing after 30 frames instead of the default 80 frames.

This mod can display up to 15 notifications in the upper left corner of the screen. Additionally, messages will start disappearing after 30 frames instead of the default 80 frames. (However, there is an option in the mod installer for a default of 80 frames. If you're really brave (or a really fast reader), there are also optional 20 and 10 frame versions.)

Why do you want this? I'm pissed that I had to wait for seven million notification messages to disappear while testing my mod setup. I can safely say that most mods are already initialized, but are never willing to take the chance. With this mod, this "lag" should be fixed.

I also want to get all the status checks from different modules on one hotkey (e.g. Frostfall, iNeed, etc.) to eventually print up to six notifications at a time. I had to sit down and wait for everyone to look through it.

compatibility:

Pretty much anything that doesn't involve the interface/export files/hudmenu.gfx file (which any mod usually won't do unless trying to unencrypt a normal HUD; we do).

Patches included in the mod installer:

EzEs - Colorful Map Markers - Atlas map markers for xeightballx Kronixx and Learwolf

Very nice dot in the middle of ZoraZ's health bar (single and multi-point versions)

Skyrim's minimal HUD (complete) by Lord Conti

Compass Mod - Immersive Undiscovered Locations by xackoff (also includes patches for this compass and thinner compasses)

"Thinner Compass" by mrphantastik (also includes patches for this and immersive undiscovered locations)

Crashnburn's Less Disturbing HUD II

Information for players using MinimalHUD or a less intrusive HUD: see this review by LeeSama

Install:

Just install it using NMM/MO, choose your options and you'll be good to go.

Manual installation: Do not do this. This will only cause problems. If you don’t know how to use MO, check out GamerPoets’ following video series:

If you insist on installing it manually, just drag the mod's contents into the Skyrim/Data directory, or get rid of all the fomod files (these are the ones that create the mod manager installer) and just drag the interface directory onto it.

If you are using Mod Organizer, make sure this mod is not overwritten by any other mod. (Do not display this icon:)

Uninstall:

Since this mod contains no scripts/esps/whatever, you can literally delete it at any given time without any consequences. So there’s no reason not to give it a try, right? ;)

Other games:

Fallout 4 by Havredave:

Skyrim LE (Oldrim):

Skyrim SE:

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This mod allows up to 15 notifications to be displayed in the top left corner of the screen. Additionally, messages will start to fade after 30 frames instead of the default 80. (However there is an option for the default 80 frames in the mod installer. If you are feeling really brave(or are a really quick reader) there is also an optional 20 and 10 frames version.)

Why would you want this? I was going mad at having to wait for the seven million notification messages to disappear when testing out mod setups. I was fairly certain that most mods were already initialized, but never wanted to risk it. With this mod this "delay" should mostly be fixed.

I also like to have all my status-checks from different mods on one hotkey(e.g. Frostfall, iNeed, etc...) which would end up printing up to six Notifications at a time. I'd have to sit and wait for all of them to scroll through.

Compatibility:

Pretty much everything that does NOT touch the interface/exported/hudmenu.gfx file(Which no mod should typically ever do unless it tries to hack into the vanilla HUD; which we do).

Patches included in the mod installer:

EzEs -Colored Map Markers- for Atlas Map Markers by xeightballx Kronixx and Learwolf

Pretty nice dot in the middle of health bar (single & multiple dot ver …