Wild Caco
"Wild Skills - Caco Patch" does not contain the I-Want effect to reduce hunger and thirst. This is an incomplete conflict resolution patch, please fix this.
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"Wild Skills - Caco Patch" does not contain the I-Want effect to reduce hunger and thirst. This is an incomplete conflict resolution patch, please fix this.
"Wild Skills - Caco Patch" does not contain the I-Want effect to reduce hunger and thirst. This is a quick but still incomplete conflict resolution patch, please fix this.
Just created a conflict resolution patch for myself following the Skyrim conflict resolution patch and the Xedit directive, thought others would like to have it too.
Disclaimer:
I'm a beginner at Mod Creation - I'm not saying that the patch covers all foods now, nor that I'm not sure if I want to use dynamic foods after 1.10 (I'm using most of Lady Lexy's Legacy of the Dragon Guide patch, but she's still using 1.10 as the old one in the download)
Have fun and let me know if you have more food to add.
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"Skills of the Wilds - Caco Patch" doesn't contain I-Wants effect to decrease hunger and thirst. Here's a quick little and still imperfect conflict resolution patch so solve this issue.
Just followed Skyrim Conflict Resolution Patch with Xedit instruction to create an conflict resolution patch for myself, thought others would like to have it too.
disclaimer:
I' m beginner in Mod Creation - I 'm not saying this Patch covers every food by now nor im sure if this patch is necessary beyond Iwant 1.10 with Dynamic Food stuff (I'm using most stuff from Lady Lexy's Legacy of the Dragonborn Guide with patches and she still uses 1.10 as old files in her downloads)
Have fun with it and tell me if there is more food to add.
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