You will know he is the rider when his RefID is in white parentheses at the top of the console screen.ģ. Then, you must target the guy you want mounted, to target him as the rider. You can find their RefIDs by clicking on them in console viewĢ. First, Identify the RefID of the Guy you want mounted, and the horse. It's quite a simple thing, but you must have a PC to be able to do this trick, for you use Console Commands in the process. And I actually found out how to without intending too. I'll have to test it out, but my initial thoughts would be to place it in the low priority overrides group after immersive citizens, which would also place it after Convenient Horses, RDO, Immersive Horses.I know this question has been on quite a bunch of people's minds. Follower managers are designed to handle multiple followers, so it makes sense to at least place it below any mods that provide new followers for the player to use. If a follower has their own quest running and it happens to have (AI) packages and the quest is the same priority as DialogueFollower (50), then load order absolutely matters as the later loading esp's packages will run on top of the package stack. If it is placed above a mod that edits this quest, then instead of 10 aliases showing, 2 will be shown, breaking the multi-follower aspect of the mod.ĭialogueFollower isn't the only factor. So, the recommendation is to place it low. Asking users to place it after "DialogueFollower", many would have no idea which mods that they use would cause an issue.
There is no record-based reason to load it late but it should be loaded after changes to the quest DialogueFollower.
Quoting Netherworks, author of Nether's Follower Framework as to why it should be sorted later.
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