For The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition on the Xbox One, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'race compatibility patch'. This mod is compatible with all racial ability overhauls such as Imperious. It is also compatible with skeleton replacers, as well as with NPC overhauls. The 2K version of this mod is 1.4GB in.

The 'RaceCompatibility for Skyrim and Dawnguard' mod should work well with my mod, but you have to follow TMPhoenix's directions .. my mod needs a clean save in between an old version and a new - he outlines a clear procedure how to do a clean save in conjunction with his mod.

WARNING: If you want to use Race Compatibility, you must use the version of his mod that works with my exact version of Better Vampires or things will break. His mod replaces some of my scripts.

'If you need to do a clean save for Better Vampires, you don't need to remove the RaceCompatibility mod, you NEED to make sure you re-install it WITHOUT the Better Vampires option. Then do your clean save, then re-install Better Vampires and then re-install RaceCompatibility mod WITH the Better Vampire option. Then you need to make sure NMM/LOOT has placed the mods in the correct load order.' - TMPhoenix

If you do not have Dawnguard or still need help, check with TMPhoenix for troubleshooting.

Load Order

Load order is important. My mod has to be in the correct load order. I highly recommend you use LOOT to sort your load order; it is quite easy to use. The load order in general should look like this:

Skyrim.esm
Official DLCs
..
RaceCompatibility.esm (if you use it)
..
Unofficial Patches (if you use them)
RaceCompatibilityUSKPOverride.esp (only if you use the USKP)
SkyRE (or similar overhauls)
..
Custom Races
Texture Replacers (vampire eyes, skin colour, etc.)
..
Better Vampires.esp
Royal Bloodline.esp (only vampire mod that should be loaded after mine)
..
Also, please remember that the installation order is just as important as the load order! If you use NMM to install my mod it will overwrite the scripts of other mods that use the same files - HOWEVER, if you install my mod first, then remove some other mod that used the same scripts, NMM will replace the other mod's scripts with the vanilla Skyrim backups it had.

Remove other mods first, install my mod last. It does not have to load last in your order, it just has to load after any mods that may also alter vampires. The only exception to this is Royal Bloodline - it can be installed and loaded after my mod.

If you need to update my mod while using RaceCompatibility, Octoboy outlined these steps that worked perfectly for him:

Using the BV MCM -> Clear/Reset BV Mod

Using the BV MCM -> Reset Sanguinare Vampiris (curing vampirism)

Exit Skyrim

Using the NMM -> Uninstall BV

Using the NMM -> Install RC WITHOUT BV

Load Skyrim Save from earlier.

Save in another, new slot (this makes your clean save)

Using the NMM -> Install BV

Using the NMM -> Install RC with BV (overwriting the VampireQuest scripts from BV)

All DLC

Unofficial Patches

RaceCompatibilityUSKPOverride.esp

And at the bottom, after all other plugins, finally Better Vampires

Load most recent save

Using the BV MCM -> Reset Sanguinare Vampiris (to become infected)

Wait for 3 days (72 hours)

I do not use a custom race or the RaceCompatibility mod, but Jayce Styles created a great video on how he got his Lunari custom race working with Skyrim, the RaceCompatibility mod, and Better Vampires:

Compatibility Patches

Hunterborn Campfire Patch(Ensures compatibility with both Campfire and Frostfall 3)

Load Order

You should, in general, try to load Frostfall.esp as high (lowest priority) in your load order as you can.

In particular, Frostfall should load before any mods that edit inns and taverns. These are mods like JK’s Skyrim by Jkrojmal and Teabag86.

This is to ensure that the Rescue system in Frostfall will transport your character to the right place if your exposure reaches maximum.

Campfire

Keep in mind that Frostfall requires Campfire, and Campfire has its own Compatibility page. Please check that page as well if the compatibility or integration you’re looking for isn’t on this page; it might be specifically related to camping as provided by Campfire.

Compatible Mods and DLC with Enhanced Support

Ahnlab mac. Special support was added for the following mods and DLC:

Mod	Version	Support
Dawnguard	Final	All armor assigned appropriate default Warmth and Coverage ratings. Forgotten Vale, Fort Dawnguard, and Castle Volkihar have appropriate temperatures, depending on area. Support added for Vampire Lords
Hearthfire	Final	All food and drink items recognized correctly.
Dragonborn	Final	All armor assigned appropriate default Warmth and Coverage ratings. Solstheim has appropriate temperatures, depending on area. Exposure pauses in Apocrypha, like other planes of Oblivion. All food and drink items recognized correctly. Fast Travel should re-enable automatically when riding a flying mount. Fast Travel should re-enable automatically when near a Black Book.
Wet and Cold	2.02	Cloaks, hoods, and gloves assigned appropriate default Warmth and Coverage ratings.
Cloaks of Skyrim	1.2	Cloaks assigned appropriate default Warmth and Coverage ratings.
Winter is Coming Cloaks	2.3	Cloaks and hoods assigned appropriate default Warmth and Coverage ratings.
Immersive Armors	8.0	All armor assigned appropriate default Warmth and Coverage ratings.
Warzones 2015	2015.2	Default compatibility coming in Frostfall 3.1
Fur Hoods HD	1.5B	All hoods assigned appropriate default Warmth and Coverage ratings.
Aesir Armor	1.6.2	All armor assigned appropriate default Warmth and Coverage ratings.
Climates of Tamriel	5.0	All weather recognized correctly and given appropriate temperatures.
ScenicCarriages	1.2B	Exposure will pause while you are in or near a carriage, preventing freezing to death while riding.
Wyrmstooth	1.16	Appropriate temperatures added, depending on the area.
DarkenD	1.1	Appropriate temperatures added, depending on the area.

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