I made this exception because a very common use of Azura's Star is for recharging weapons without caring what the size of the soul is, and it's hard really to waste a reusable gem anyway. It does not change the way Azura's Star works, and you can fill that with any size soul you want. This is how it's indicated to work in in-game texts, and how it worked in Skyrim's predecessor, Oblivion. human and elf) souls, not the souls of creatures.
It also changes black gems, including the Black Star, so that they only hold black (i.e. So for example, if you try to trap a common soul, but you only have an empty greater gem, then when that creature dies its soul will escape rather than partially fill the greater gem like it normally would in Skyrim. If you try to trap a soul, but you don't have any gems of the right size, you'll just fail to trap the soul. With this mod, petty souls only go into petty gems, lesser souls only go into lesser gems, and so on. Acquisitive Soul Gems changes the way soul-trapping works in Skyrim so that you'll never 'waste' a soul gem again, such as by trapping a petty soul into a grand gem, or a common soul into a greater gem, etc.
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