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General discussionMorrowind: Fort Firemoth is missing?(3 posts)(3 posts)
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Posted June 19, 2019
Now let me explain.

Fort Firemoth is a small official DLC for this game that adds a little island with a fort to the west of where you start in the game in Seyda Neen.

I installed Morrowind again, and then applied the Morrowind Graphics Extender, but when I launch the game.

I see the Island, but for some reason its not appearing in the map. And when actually try to approach the island. It vanishes right before my eyes like it looked like it was melting into nothingness.

I checked my Data Files and appearently I still have the Firemoth DLC, so I don't know why I have this error.
Posted June 19, 2019
This probably means that you checked the plugin when generating distant land in MGE, but then started the game without activating the plugin.

That's very important, the load order in the Distant Land Setup Wizard ONLY affects distant land generation, and is not connected to the actual load order in the game. Make sure the plugin is also active in the game itself (Enable it in the launcher or in a mod manager). And if you are using mods: whenever you add or remove a mod that affects the landscape, including pluginless texture replacers, you NEED to re-generate distant land with the correct load order for the changes to become visible in the distance.
Post edited June 19, 2019 by Pherim
Posted June 19, 2019
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Pherim: This probably means that you checked the plugin when generating distant land in MGE, but then started the game without activating the plugin.

That's very important, the load order in the Distant Land Setup Wizard ONLY affects distant land generation, and is not connected to the actual load order in the game. Make sure the plugin is also active in the game itself (Enable it in the launcher or in a mod manager). And if you are using mods: whenever you add or remove a mod that affects the landscape, including pluginless texture replacers, you NEED to re-generate distant land with the correct load order for the changes to become visible in the distance.
I actually fixed it this why by going to Data Files from the Game Launcher and check mark the DLC itself.
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