mostly this message is just a precaution, usually harmless, most the mods work despite this little message, you just hit okay if it pops up, and hit the apply button as normal. Now, it's pretty common for you to see something like WARNING: this was made for a different patch version appear when you import a dai mod manager mod to frosty.
i would reccomend you take a look at my reply here which details which types of dai mod manager mods are okay to load with frosty, and which aren't. So you can't load frosty mods via dai mod manager, but you can load some dai mod manager mods via frosty mod manager. daimod, and frosty mods have the file extension.
typically, dai mod manager mods have the file extension. However, if you choose the correct base style in the BE, the hair mod will be displayed once you exit the area.Dragon age: inquisition has 2 different mod managers which you can choose from. Please note, however, that even once the mesh settings are set to Ultra that the hair mods still won’t display in the Black Emporium due to a design decision on Bioware’s part. Due to the current limitations of modding, hair mods require that the graphics option for meshes in the game be set to Ultra. Mod Maker’s Note: This sounds like you do not have your meshes running at Ultra. Not sure what else to do since the rest of the mods are still working. Troubleshooting performed so far: I removed all alternate files of the hairstyle besides the one I need (Female Elf ver.), and tried merging just one hair mod at a time. Going to the Black Emporium did not work either each time I left with a different hairstyle, none were replaced by the mod when I left the BE. None were available at character creation, and the ponytail I chose was not replaced with the mod after the prologue. Specific mod issue: All of my mods are running properly EXCEPT for the hair mods I installed.īrief Summary: I had merged Skara’s Sideswep Hair and Bun with Fringe mods, as well as Mila’s Ponytail with Fringe hair mod, and none of them show up anywhere.
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