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Clean install
Anyways:
http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/53152/?
Install instructions from the page:
Installation :
Please do CLEAN INSTALL and LOAD ORDER optimization.
[NMM]
Download via NMM or drag the archive into NMM and activate.
Simple and easy to implement in Fomod.
EDIT: I'm using MO but that works with installers anyways
it means it will be buggy if previous mod version is not removed first. ( some mods has uninstall functions inside McM menu )
then start game then save game ( no quick save F5) and quit skyrim
then install new mod as fresh first time use, that is what "clean install or clean save" means
gl with it.
but other then that , and clean save means also you can go back to this game if you discover that all game is corrupted ( its a modder way to say to you, if anything goes wrong restore this game )
Toccata:
http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/61140/?
Avelyn or Elisif:
http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/63903/?
Also look alot better in my opinion.
Thats not what I suspect the author means though as they specifically mean 'install' rather then save in the context the OP gave me
I wanted a more subtle change to Elisif, I've seen the others :)
Avelyn looks a bit too different for me and I've got Toccata as a follower.
Clean save? Like a backup you go back to from before installing a certain mod?
Ah, I thought it might be something like that. Thanks!
Sorry, for clarification, how do you make a clean save? I don't really understand Iceira's description. I got that a clean save is a save you go back to when other saves are corrupted?
So the idea is that if you have a previous version of a mod installed and you can't directly upgrade ( a rare occurance) or if you just want to uninstall a mod, you disable the mod in game if you can, save, quit, disable the mod in your mod manager, save, and you have a 'clean save'
However this method doesn't mean you can remove mods safely, the data from the mod is still in your save and can cause issues.
If you want a stable game, you cannot uninstall mods mid game.