Your screen should look like the one below. You’ll see a list of categories on the left-hand side, scroll down and select “Landscape”. Now, once you have Enchanted Editor installed, run the program and open up wl_SolstheimOverhaul_v1.esm. By deleting the land alterations to these specific cells, we can make it so both mods function well with one another. As it so happens, the changes to five of these cells in Tomb of the Snow Prince are relatively unnecessary, and the sixth cell isn’t needed in Lokken either. Pretty much the entire cause for the conflicts between Lokken and Tomb of the Snow Prince are land alteration related, with six exterior cells in particular being the primary culprits.

That’s where this guide comes in, this will show you how to make both mods visibly compatible with one-another in a few simple steps that should take, at most, about five minutes.įirst you’re going to need to install Morrowind Enchanted Editor, which is an extremely useful tool for editing mods on the fly. What’s interesting is that these conflicts are mostly unnecessary, and you can actually get both mods to work well together fairly easily. For a while now, two of the most popular mods for Morrowind’s version of Solstheim, The White Wolf of Lokken Mountain and the Solstheim Overhaul: Tomb of the Snow Prince have conflicted with each other.

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