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the thing is i dont have any other mods that influence this tree, so there is nothing obvious it could conflict with
Sounds like a mod conflict with this.
Dwemer and dwarf mean exactly the same thing in the Elder Scrolls universe, and the game calls all of the equipment "dwarven," so I've used that term.
@SherabTod
Sounds like a conflict with another mod may be occurring. Make sure you're using the Dawnguard and Dragonborn additions if you have those, but that wouldn't cause this issue, I think.
@alancampbell1
I've edited as few game files as necessary so this will avoid conflict as much as it can, but inevitably this just is going to conflict with a few other mods.
Dwarves. Short people who live underground.
...are the dwemer the decendants of Elves and Dwarfs mating? Second Hobbit movie inspired.
"I could have anything in my trousers." Thousands of years later = dwemer. HEAD CANNON!!!
For those who care, this happened because, although I set the correct leveled list for the perk in the Dawnguard patch, that leveled list is part of this base master file, and the Creation Kit refuses to save ESPs with other ESPs as their master. When you open the file in the Creation Kit, it just shows you the first leveled list alphabetically because of that, but the file itself is actually listing the correct one. Because that correct one is in a master that it doesn't recognize, this means the game is attempting to call up a null value with the entry point, which causes it to crash. I've corrected this by forcing the master in Wrye Bash. So remember, the Creation Kit is a powerful tool, but it also will sometimes screw stuff up for you.
It turns out your entry point for the leveled list has the "companions armor set" leveled list. I'm only guessing, here - but what I imagine that does is it tries to generate the armor list of a member of the companions and equip it to the dragon (which causes a boo-boo, since dragons can't wear armor).
That, or the companion armor list is a special flag that tries to do things that conflict with the normal dragon death.
Either way - I simply set it to drop dragon scales 75 as its level list. I didn't search through every entry to see if you created a unique leveled list or not. A second entry point could be added to add dragon bones 75 to the leveled list - or a custom leveled list could be created specifically for the DragonArmor perk. But it was the setting as the companions armor for the leveled list that is causing the CTD.
I also have been having the CTD with dragon smithing. To those that do as well, are you using anything that affects dragon loot, such as the Dragon Blood Perk Potion mod?
1. Does this affect my skill tree if I'm level 100 and have all the perks?
2. I have a mod called FreeCraft, where I can create and upgrade default armors at any level without the need of materials or the perk tree (A mod made for a sleazy way of getting free skill points, leveling up smithing and getting stuff to sell to vendors), will this mod be effected by your mod? (I'm downloading your mod anyway but I'd like to know for future reference)
Let me know what you can find out. That perk uses an entry point that adds items on death to anything with the dragon's keyword (which is like, ActorTypeDragon or something - it's been a while since I messed with this). It shouldn't be doing anything odd, but there may be an engine issue with how that entry point functions. Again, let me know, but I may not be able to fix the problem because it might be a problem with Skyrim itself. The base game doesn't use that entry point much, so it may have unknown issues.
Result of the mod: I do feel I want to invest more into smithing now :)
However, I still feel it's so darn easy to reach Epic levels with smithing. I only got the perk up to Elven and can craft Ebony stuff to Epic. Just equip one or two 17%-20% bonusses and you're there. Maybe an idea to decrease the perk smithing bonusses a little bit? Get more dependant on gaining more perks into smithing before you actually reach the Epic crafting level (we all know we use magical spells to up our skill anyway).
Great work!