Did you have permission from Apogee to port/post it? Never mind. I saw the bottom section on the original mod. It's just always nice to get the original modders approval.
Care to explain? I've used it with no issues but if you have something to share do so it lets other people know if this is a legitimate issue or not or file a Bug Report.
You could easily change the flag from esp to esl in xEdit yourself, or if you use Vortex, click on the plugin tab, double click on the plugin you want to change, and on the pop-up panel on the right side, click on the "Mark light" button. Vortex will flag it as esp-fe for you, which is basically the same as esl.
Thanks, but i wonder if there is any kind of mod that puts the followers closer to you. Even in vanilla, they have difficulties trying to get you, and will stop mid-road because you are too far away, forcing me to check my back at times, because i believe they won't teleport to you after a certain distance.
As far as I can tell the game settings that FollowersStayClose and even Move It Dammit! uses to keep followers closer (fFollowerExtraCatchUpSpeed, fFollowerSpacingAtDoors) are not used in SE thus rendering the mod useless for that purpose. They still move back further just fine though - those game settings were kept the same in SE.
To make followers stay close someone would have to hunt down where/what SE now calls those values, or use a script.
Great mod thank you. Just in case anyone else needs the info I couldn't seem to get this mod and "No more standing to close" to work together even with the correct load order, In the end I went with this mod.
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https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/49616
Did you have permission from Apogee to port/post it?Never mind. I saw the bottom section on the original mod. It's just always nice to get the original modders approval.Beware!
I use both mods so they stay close but move back when you bump into them.
Did you convert your linked mod to SSE?
To make followers stay close someone would have to hunt down where/what SE now calls those values, or use a script.