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What is this 'slow-moving grey smoke' Skyrim player effect?

Arqade Asked by Nick Wilson on August 12, 2021

screenshot of effect described below

In Skyrim Special Edition, this effect is permanently attached to my player. If I can find the right code I know I can remove it with player.addspell/player.removespell, but after lots of searching, I haven’t been able to identify the right one.

It’s a slow-moving grey smoke, maybe a slight greenish tinge, with faster swirling lighter grey parts.

2 Answers

You can remove all applied spells by using player.DispelAllSpells, I believe. Note that this will also remove blessings and apparel effects, so you will need to unequip and re-equip armor to re-apply the effects from armor.

Answered by AMJ on August 12, 2021

Try resolving the problem using a 'Cure All' batch file.
These files list all known active effects from the base game and DLC (and the Wet & Cold and Skyrim Immersive Creatures mods), preceded by the player.sme command (which stands for 'Stop Magic Effect' on 'player'), and can be executed using the in-game console.

You can find an archive file with these batch files under Solution 4 on this page. Here is a direct link (you need a (free) account in order to download). The file was created by NexusForums user LubitelSofta.
Be sure to take off all your (enchanted) gear beforehand.

Instructions as per the Nexus forum thread:

  • Extract the files to your Skyrim root folder (not the data subfolder).
  • Edit the Dawnguard, Dragonborn, or WC or SIC batch files (if necessary) so that every shader or effect ID matches your load order (see above).
  • Start the game.
  • In the console type bat <filename> (without quotes), e.g. bat DBMGEF.

Answered by Joachim on August 12, 2021

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