#Your personal castle mod mod
#Your personal castle mod mods
#Your personal castle mod plus

#Your personal castle mod mod

I even have that Canary Save File Monitor mod made by kinggath last year, just in case.ДЄnyway, I appreciate the effort put into this mod. I'm hesitant to continue playing for fear I'm going digging myself into a hole without realizing it. This is a relatively fresh save - only about 1 day 4 hours of playtime, and only with 10 settlements discovered thus far.

#Your personal castle mod mods

Is LOOT wrong and I need to configure the groups for these mods more carefully? Would this even fix the issues I've been having? I don't know. For example, the Installation Guide suggests the framework mods be loaded before SS2, but LOOT thinks they're fine where they are. Both Vortex and LOOT only allow sorting by 'groups' apparently, so I just have to shift a mod to a group that happens to be near the top but it is placed in an unorganized list of other mods in the same group. ImmersiveCleaning.espThe load order is one suspect that I can't eliminate, seeing as how taxing it is to manually sort it. Load order has been checked by both Vortex and LOOT, and can be seen here:

#Your personal castle mod plus

Workshop Plus (which has its own problems, like flying only working about 50% of the time).

Shaikujin's Better warning for settlements being attacked.

In fact, only ~35 mods are installed total, including the several needed for SS2. No conflicting mods are being used per the Known Issues wiki page. Thus far, not a single error has been found according to the message in the console when I run it.

I've been using R2K's Power Grid Tools to run 'cpg' (check power grid) to see if anything is corrupted when I have an issue.

Once per day in the last 5-6 days I've been playing Some commercial plots work fine, but for others I need to use the Town Gavel -> Back to work! function to get them back in their buildings.

I once saw a settler sitting on an invisible chair right outside his residence (it was in front of the door, so it's not like a chair was supposed to spawn there and didn't). They'll do step-up exercises on a plot foundation for 10 minutes, or I'll find Preston Garvey doing an impression of Roach from Witcher 3 hanging out on the roof of a house.

settler pathing is laughably atrocious.

settlers don't prioritize anything - settlers will jump on recreation plots when the settlement needs power to recruit more, or they'll jump on food plots even after caravan plots are built, or they'll ignore the caravan plots when it would instantly solve their food and water shortage.

Starlight Drive-In has a water gathering plot right beside one of those huge water purifier things.

Tenpines Bluff's default city plan maxes out its 'Size' progress bar immediately after building, while other city plans only fill the bar to about 1/2 or 3/4.

HUD lightning bolt, which is a pretty cool feature, but for a while I thought the red housing symbol meant it had a problem.

the 'lightning bolt' power icon appearing on plots with power, and thus need to be refreshed (the H.O.L.O.

repeated municipal plots, like two caravan plots (even with 'Designer's Choice' set to ON).

other missing wires that don't connect other structures.

missing wires that don't connect to the recruitment beacon.

Other city plans will build fairly quickly but have issues, such as: this must be why it takes 10 minutes to build while others are 1-2 minutes or less - the default Castle city plan is building The Castle 3 times. It builds several hundred objects that are triplicated - power poles, wires, power conduits, tables, desks, chairs, rugs, bookcases, picture frames, the green storage box at the foot of the General's bed. The default Castle city plan by Fanciestmoon seems to be the worst culprit.