The only way to 'fix' that (its not broken, its working as intended) is to figure out which animation mod you used, open it up and make a list of the files it installed and where. Which means that the loose animation files added in *overwrite* the default files contained in the game. Very likely that the animation change mod you installed is one of the latter two types of packaging. The OP could toggle IA again to get the default animations back - but then none of his other mods would work either. This is what toggling 'invalidate archives' does. BA2's - if it finds them it uses them instead of the original files. They don't actually remove the old files, the game just looks for files with the same name as the stuff in the game's default. If loose files overwrite default files, wouldn't verify cache fix it? And then manually go clear them out of your /Data folder.
esp's with folders of loose files, and some mods are just folders of loose files.
Originally posted by Incunabulum:If you pay *attention* to what you're installing, you might have noticed that some mods come packaged with a.
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