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I hope this workaround proves useful until a proper solution is devised.
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Once you activate your Nemesis Output mod in Mod Organizer, everything should work in-game as intended.
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If you later install another mod that requires you to re-run Nemesis, all you have to do is move your new Nemesis Output mod back to Data, add the new files, run the engine, and package it all up again. I called it Nemesis Output, but you can call it whatever you want.
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When the engine is finished, package your meshes folder, the PCEA plugin, and the Nemesis Behaviour Engine files into an archive and import that archive into Mod Organizer as a new mod. Don't panic if it lingers on 99% momentarily, it will finish. If you are, you've structured something incorrectly. If you've properly set each mod's folder structure, you should not be asked to overwrite anything. Make sure they're structured as required for PCEA, as outlined on the mod's description page:ĭata/meshes/actors/character/animations/Nemesis_PCEA/"Ĭut and paste the restructured "meshes" folder from each of your animation mods directly into the Data directory. Install your animation mods normally through Mod Organizer. Install the Nemesis Behaviour Engine and Nemesis PCEA directly into your game directory's Data folder. I did this by confirming my game folder was properly vanilla (with the exception of SKSE and ENB, of course), removing both Nemesis Behaviour Engine and Nemesis PCEA from MO (even the executable in the Run menu), emptying my overwrite folder, then exploring the virtual folder itself to confirm that there was no trace of Nemesis or any of its file structure present. This is to avoid conflicts between a partially completed MO2 attempt and the fully completed result we're about to have. The goal: To get Nemesis to run successfully, but at the same time continue using Mod Organizer to manage your mods and leave the Skyrim > Data directory as untouched as possible.įirst, remove every trace of previous attempts to run Nemesis. You could leave the engine running until the sun burns out, it would apparently never progress any further than that 99%. Processing behavior: temp_behaviors\animationdatasinglefile.txt (Check point 5, AnimData output complete)Īnd from there, nothing happens. It doesn't crash, it doesn't fail, it gives no error message. The problem: When attempting to install Nemesis through Mod Organizer 2, the Nemesis Behaviour Engine gets stuck at 99%. To install a mod manually on the game pass version of CK3, you need to open the launcher, go to the mods section and click on the 'mod tools' button, then click 'create a mod' then you give it a name, enter the current version number(its at the bottom of the launcher), then enter some name after ' /mod', can click any of the boxes and click. To that end, I want to share my experience with these tools, and the workaround I've come to use while shikyokira continues development and, hopefully, finds a proper solution down the road. I spent a whole day looking for a fix to this before posting for help myself, and Google turned up next to no discussion on the problem. But here I hope to be able give back a little bit to people like me, who sometimes overthink these kinds of problems and just need a very obvious solution pointed out to them. I ask for a lot of help around here, sometimes with pretty basic stuff.