Have you tried repair your save with Wrye Mash?

Yeah, I tried that but it didn't fix the error.

It sounds like you use a mod dependent on TR, or you're using multiple versions side by side. Be sure to only use the latest (1.2) and no older releases. Make sure to check any others to see if they depend on old releases.

BTB? http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1397841-relz-boats/page-2#entry21770770

Got it! Thanks for your help.

http://i.imgur.com/OUVWRDAh.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/rpgH5ohh.jpg

You just don't often see sights like this from games over 11 years old.

Oh wow...

What town is that? Judging by the rocks in the background, whatever used to be (?) named Cormaris VIew?

It's now just Cormar And folks might be seeing more of it soon!

Is this the Inner Sea that we see here, then? Off the coast of Velothis?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wosc1Q8fT8Q

Yes, I believe (I'm speaking from memory; I don't have the video open at the moment).

Actually, it's Lake Cormar The Inner Sea is a bit further up north.

It must be said, Scamp and Aeven also worked on this claim. Iirc, Scamp did most of the non Cormar stuff, whereas Aeven developed the settlement itself. I did the subsea stuff.

These 'behind the scenes' videos are very nice.

Black Light (can't remember the new name) isn't far from there, is it?

Yeah. Blacklight is at the center of an equilateral triangle formed by Gnisis, Fort Frostmoth, and Cormar.

Also Blacklight is currently called Ban Maluur. I don't really like it, but it's much better than the previous "Dunmer" name it used to have.



Let's play a game of "Where are they now?"
Arena had 32 cities per province, always divided into eight City States, eight Towns, and sixteen Villages. For the province of Morrowind, they were:
City States

• Blacklight
• Ebonheart
• Kragenmoor
• Narsis
• Tear
• Mournhold
• Necrom
• Firewatch

Towns:

• Silgrad Tower
• Karththor Dale
• Oak Town
• Silnim Vale
• Eaglemoor
• Dragon Glade
• Glen Haven
• Stoneforest

Villages:

• Cormar View
• Reich Parkeep
• Verarchen Hall
• Stonefalls
• Riverbridge
• Heimlyn Keep
• Old Keep
• Corkarth Run
• Amber Forest
• Darnim Watch
• Sailen Vulgate
• Helnim Wall
• Greenheights
• Karththor Heights
• Old Run
• Markgran Forest

Then in the http://www.imperial-library.info/content/morrowind-province-concept-official dating back from when they planned to have all of the province, most of it randomly-generated and some of it custom, there were interesting changes:

• Cormar View becomes Cormaris View
• Reich Parkeep becomes Soluthis
• Verarchen Hall becomes Veranis Hall
• Karththor Dale becomes Omaynis (not sure about the last couple letters)
• Oak Town becomes Andrethis
• Riverbridge is moved to be on the river
• Corkarth Run becomes Rithendis Falls
• Amber Forest becomes something completely illegible because there's a pink grid line over the label (looks vaguely like Alavois, judging just from the bottom of the letters, could be pretty much anything else)
• Darnim Watch becomes Daryonis Watch
• Dragon Glade becomes Draloris
• 
  
• Karththor Heights becomes Velothis Haven
• Glen Haven becomes Llothanis Heights (alternatively, Glen Haven and Karththor Heights switched places and then became Velothis and Llothanis)
• Stoneforest becomes Stonewood
• Old Run becomes Sadrith Forest
• Markgran Forest becomes Aldrun (alternatively, Old Run and Markran Forest switched places)
• Port Telvannis, Vivace, Almalexia, and Sotha Sil are added
• We can see they really loved the -is ending for city names at this stage. Interesting to note that Vivec City was first named Vivace. It might have been renamed because http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vivace that does not really fit with the thematic of the city and the character.
  
  The next step was when they reduced the scope from the whole province to just Vvardenfell. Newer changes:
  • Stoneforest/Stonewood is now called Balmora, and shifted north (was in Seyda Neen's place)
  • Vivace became Vivec
  • Aldrun is now Ald'ruhn
  • Old Run/Sadrith Forest is now Sadrith Mora and has been shifted to a smaller island
  • Several new towns have been added, including Maar Gan which might be a throwback to Markgran somehow as it's about in the same place and there is some similarity in sound. Also Caldera, Pelagiad, Dagon Fel, Molag Maar, Gnaar Mok, Gnisis, Khul, Hla Oad, Ald Redaynia, Ald Velothi, Vos, Tel Mora, Tel Aruhn, etc. Might be simpler to list what's not there yet: Suran, Ebonheart, Tel Branora.
  Then it became what we all know.
  
  So arrived Tamriel Rebuilt.
  • Glen Haven/Llothanis Heights became Ranyon-Ruhn
  • Karththor Heights/Velothis Haven briefly became Gah Ouadaruhn (boo) and then Llothanis (confused yet?)
  • Helnim Wall became just Helnim
  • Greenheights became Alt Bosara
  • Dragon Glade became Akamora
  • Amber Forest/Illegiblis became Bosmora
  • Silnim Vale became Silnim Dale and then just Silnim
  • Sotha Sil was deemed not to be anywhere at all
  • Riverbridge became Almas Thir
  • Karththor Dale/Omaynis became Kartur
  • Blacklight became Ban Maluur
  There's other changes, including some stuff which I simplify. The http://tamriel-rebuilt.org/?image=g/maps/map_mw_factions.jpg&p=modding_data/maps was heavily based on Arena and included dumb things like moving Riverbridge back out of the river. Of course the Bethesda concept map for the whole province was not yet revealed to the public at the time, so Arena was pretty much the only source there was.

Well that's some interesting info, Gez. Thanks for that breakdown.

edit: By the way, what's wrong with leaving Llothanis Heights named as is? IIRC, it's on a mesa, bluff, or something and it sounds like a pleasant enough name to me. Not that I don't like Ranyon-Ruhn.

thanks, that made for an interesting read.

i personally like "Baan Malur" as a name for a big dunmer city. you could also have non-dunmer NPCs ingame simply calling the city by its non-dunmer name, making "Blacklight" just some kind of imperial nickname for that city. or something like that

also, i sincerely hope that you change "Reich Parkeep" to "Soluthis". it's really one of the dumbest citynames i've ever heard, and doesn't sound Morrowindish at all...

I think Blacklight is just the Imperial name for Baan Malur. Imperials would call it BL while natives would rather know it as BM.

Though by 4E200, the Dunmer of Raven Rock call it Blacklight, too. Imperial culture does so love to spread itself.

Good thing Morrowind is 3E 427 We don't have to worry about any changes Bethesda Softworks has made since Morrowind!

I don't really mind this change, but I wouldn't call this "not worrying about changes Bethesda Softworks has made," since as far as I know, the name "Baan Malur" came from the TR project alone.

Not trying to be combative here. Guess I don't really know what I'm doing. Just flapping my gums, I suppose.

Blacklight never had any other name than Blacklight officially. It's just that nearly everybody in TR hated the name, so it got changed.

Am I the only one that loves the name Blacklight? O.o it just sounds awesome in itself!!

I like it, but I don't mind having a Dunmer version of the name.

It'd be cool if there was an Imperial fort there called "Fort Blacklight, Barracks" and such though. *Nudge* *nudge*. Kinda like how, in Sadrith Mora, we have Wolverine Hall as something of a separate entity.

Sidetracking here, thinking of Dunmer names: is Pelagiad an Imperial or Dunmer name? I assume Caldera is Imperial, since it is an English/Cyrilic word and the mine is in a *gasp* caldera. But I'm not sure about Pelagiad, it doesn't sound very Dunmer...