Oh, that's easy. Though I've got to ask why you thought deactivating the mod was a good idea?
By the looks of it you're just importing the graphics from ALS over the Bethesda loading screens, so you're firstly only getting about 300 loading screens in your game as opposed to the 1600+ that have been made, and secondly, you're only getting the loading screen graphics, all the other changes (changing the text, removing location-specificity) is not being implemented.
There's a reason the things marked with the Bash tags it has, you know? Graphics (to make sure the loading screens come through), NoMerge (because otherwise Bash ignores the new screens) and definitely *not* Deactivate.
Vac
Vac, I *never* deactivated it. The ESP's Bash Tags haven't been changed. I've got Wrye Bash v283 open now, and it's not marked for Deactivate, just Graphics and NoMerge. I rebuilt the BP after installing it, of course, and made sure Graphics was checked off.
I see where my modlist ESP symbols might lead you to think the ESP's tagged to Deactivate, but it's definitely not showing up as such in the Bash Tags. And I'm not a bumbler. I don't fool around with tags just for the hell of it. I know what each one does, and I've no reason to change any of them for this mod.
So as it's not marked Deactivate, I'm wondering if this is an issue with Wrye v283. 284's not perfect, and I've been holding off for 285. Don't know what else to do at this point. If I remove the "dot" next to the mod, it simply doesn't show up in the Bashed Patch, much as one would expect. If I leave the dot on, I apparently get nothing but a small handful of images. Great.
» Mon May 02, 2011 9:32 pm 
bliviongate: , and yeah, the destroyed engine and such. Also, that specific Oblivion realm (the working siege engine, for example), since I don't recall having any screens from that one. 
