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As I recall, In Oblivion, whether changing the resolution or enabling / disabling borders. It was all in the same file / location. In Skyrim it's a separate file in which "bBorderRegionsEnabled=0" has to be inserted. This wasn't necessary in Oblivion.
What is unique about your install is the location of the folder where your Skyrim game files are stored - and I DON'T mean the place where your .esp files are, in the Steam folders.
This will be somewhere else on your computer - My Documents or Documents or Games or My Games or something like that. If you are looking at a folder and it has all your savegames for Skyrim, you're looking in the right place, and there will be a text file (filetype: "configuration settings") in there called Skyrim. It is ONLY called Skyrim - not Skyrim_default or SkyrimPrefs or anything else.
You're right that you have to add the bBorderRegionsEnabled bit - just in the General section at the top, so it sounds like you know what you're doing, you just need to find the right file!
Here are the steps you need to follow:
1. Find your Skyrim.ini file. Its location will depend on your individual computer - in mine, it's at Vista\Documents\My Games\Skyrim
(there's a subfolder in there called 'saves', which stores all your savegames. Other items in the 'Skyrim' folder are BashSettings.dat, BashSettings.dat.bak, RendererInfo.txt and SkyrimPrefs.ini - so if you see those, you're looking in the right place.
2. Insert the line about disabling the borders. My .ini file looks like this:
[General]
sLanguage=ENGLISH
bBorderRegionsEnabled=0
uExterior Cell Buffer=36
[Display]
fShadowLODMaxStartFade=1000.0
fSpecularLODMaxStartFade=2000.0
fLightLODMaxStartFade=3500.0
iShadowMapResolutionPrimary=2048
bAllowScreenshot=1
(etc)
http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/29249/?
[General]
sLanguage=ENGLISH
uExterior Cell Buffer=36
add this line so it looks like
[General]
sLanguage=ENGLISH
bBorderRegionsEnabled=0
uExterior Cell Buffer=36
Then save and exit, and you're done.
@tx12001 Lovely!
Because the coffins aren't "owned", then anyone can sleep in them. Again, it's a game thing. Maybe they're goths?
I don't know anything about Shadow of Morrowind, sorry.
Purple dishes...Purple dishes everywhere
The Hidden room with the Coffins, I went to sleep in 1 of the coffins and then as I was walking out of the room a "Mortal" comes in then walks up to it and goes to sleep in the coffin i also noticed at this time that the coffin on the ground was occupied by yet another "mortal"
Add bBorderRegionsEnabled=0 in the [General] section in Skyrim.ini
e.g. go to
vista\documents\my games\skyrim\skyrim.ini
and where you have
[General]
sLanguage=ENGLISH
uExterior Cell Buffer=36
add this line so it looks like
[General]
sLanguage=ENGLISH
bBorderRegionsEnabled=0
uExterior Cell Buffer=36
Do you have a proposal for solution?
Documents\my games\skyrim
and in it there is a text file called 'Skyrim' that is of the type 'Configuration Settings'. This is the .ini file.
The first few lines of that document look like this
[General]
sLanguage=ENGLISH
bBorderRegionsEnabled=0
uExterior Cell Buffer=36
[Display]
fShadowLODMaxStartFade=1000.0
fSpecularLODMaxStartFade=2000.0
fLightLODMaxStartFade=3500.0
iShadowMapResolutionPrimary=2048
bAllowScreenshot=1
If you don't have the 'bBorderRegionsEnabled=0', just type it in, save and close. It won't break anything, I promise!