Sacred East
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Plez2MeetU
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Sacred East
Im trying to figure out how to download Sacred East mod by TR. I followed the instructions but when i play it i get a ton of error messages. I dont think i put the sound and the book stuff in the right folders. can someone please help me!!!!!!!!!!!??????
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Plez2MeetU
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Re: Sacred East
yea i seen that already. it doesnt help with the installing part. I got it into the game, but all these error messages keep poping up when i get to the new land.
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OblivionDuruza
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Re: Sacred East
The issue you're having is not specific to the Sacred East release, but to Tamriel Rebuilt on the whole, If I'm understanding you correctly. What may have happened is that your Morrowind.ini file may not have been properly updated to load the .bsa files for Tamriel Rebuilt.
If this is the case, I would expect you to be getting this error message:
To remedy the situation, you'll need to make sure that the section labelled [Archives] in your .ini file reads similar to this:
If not, are you getting a message similar to:
If this is the case, I would expect you to be getting this error message:
Failed to load snowflake: Meshes\BM_Snow_01.nif
To remedy the situation, you'll need to make sure that the section labelled [Archives] in your .ini file reads similar to this:
[Archives]
Archive 0=Tribunal.bsa
Archive 1=Bloodmoon.bsa
Archive 2=TR_Data.bsa
If not, are you getting a message similar to:
This application has failed to start because d3dx9_40.dll was not found
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Re: Sacred East
The archive comes with all the right folders. Unzip it to the Morrowind directory and everything should end up in its right place. If you're unsure about this, unzip the archive to a folder somewhere (My Docs or the desktop) and look at what you have there. There should be a Data Files folder. Simply copy and paste it into the Morrowind directory. Run BSAREG.EXE, or manually register the new bsa file.
Don't forget to enable TR_Data.esm and TR_Mainland.esm in the game splash screen.
Don't forget to enable TR_Data.esm and TR_Mainland.esm in the game splash screen.