Sadly, the threads that deal with this issue haven't really offered any insight and usually came to dead-ends. In fact, it seems the mod combination works just fine for some and not for others. I've also looked through a lot of forums of both mods for any advice most of yesterday but came up with bubkis, unfortunately.
Tried looking through SSEdit for any conflicts, but I'm far from an expert and didn't find anything overt. If I remove one of either SS or OAR, it resolves. So far I've tried removing every mod but UFO4P, DEFUI, SimSettlers 3-in-one, and OAR, but the problem persists. Especially during the Fire Support mission with Danse. I Should also add that Resaver only shows somewhere from 7-12 active scripts with no stacks on the saves as well, and I'm seeing NPCs in combat become unresponsive. They aren't able to really leave the threshold of the entryway on interior cells and say they can't comply with 'go' or 'fetch' commands. The problem mostly comes in the form of companion pathing. I'm hoping someone might have experience with the mod combo. Lately, I have run into a snag between SimSettlements/Conqueror and Outcasts & Remnants. Just getting back into FO4 and am not the most experienced with modding as of yet.
It lacks the eye-candy factor of the “Immersive” Castle mod, but it does repair all of the fort’s walls to their original, prewar state.Hey all. If you’re primarily a console player, you might check out the “ Castle Fully Restored” mod, which has just been ported to the Xbox One. But it looks incredible-think Red Dead meets Diamond City-and I’d expect it to be pretty popular, especially among Minutemen fans. For now, the one-megabyte blueprint is only on PC it’s also brand-new, so there may still be some kinks that’ll need ironed out in future updates. With “ Immersive: The Castle,” available from Nexus Mods, players can turn the Castle into one of the best-looking locations in the game, richly detailed and perfect for role-playing. A little time with the workshop and some artistic flair can work wonders, though there’s only so much you can do to make it feel homey and lived-in the way, for instance, Sanctuary Hills does. It’s largely empty, save for a big radio antenna and some austere living quarters, and its walls are literally crumbling. However, the Castle’s not the most attractive or inspired place to call home.
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