QUOTE(macole @ Feb 15 2021, 11:59 PM)

But what if the mod author doesn't provide the loose files?
In this case, David Brasher (mod author) did provide them.

I was not aware of this at first.
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BSA Browser is a good program that I've used for cracking BSA's. It should work for all Bethesda games except ESO. It does come in handy searching for suspected missing textures and meshes. When I was playing Skyrim, I used BSA Browser a lot to grab armor and weapon resources to make custom arms and armors.
Oh nice, do you have a link? I've never broke open a BSA before, but tegeus-Cromis did one time for me, for Kvatch Rising. I don't understand. Why do modders try using .BSAs if they seem to have problems like this?
Like I said, the mod author for Vigilant of Stendarr Quests did provide a .BSA, but I didn't realize he also left an archive full of loose files as well. The installation instructions said nothing about this though, so for about 5 years I've been wanting to try this mod, but had no idea why it didn't work.
Granted, I'm still learning about modding, even though I've been PC gaming for 7 years now, I don't know everything.
This post has been edited by Renee: Feb 16 2021, 03:44 PM