But, it's nearly impossible to locate items through 圎dit like this. It seems to be the first couple of characters in the reference ID that are different and every other character after that, matches. If I dig down further and locate the object I find the reference ID in 圎dit is slightly different than the ID acquired in game using the command console.
How to use tes5edit to quick auto clean mod#
Then I exit the game and pull up 圎dit and search that ID in the MOD (or even my entire MOD List) and there is no matching ID. I bring up Console Command in game and click on an object to acquire its Reference ID. I am trying to figure out this Reference ID dilemma. I am trying to make a patch and eventually start making Patches for the Skyrim AE community.
How to use tes5edit to quick auto clean install#
Should I install the mod via wrye bash first before cleaning the mod or before?Īny help with these questions will help me very much
another package installed an alternative version of that file, or the user modified the file after installation.)Ħ. Under Wrye Bash Help Orange Plus Means:• Orange: All package files are present in the data directory, but some esps/esms are not identical. Is this normal? should i leave orange mark mod alone in wrye bash? Or should i uninstall and reinstall and not clean the mod afterwards? I have found that the errors are shown again on the TES5Edit. When disabling that specific mod and reinstalling it on wrye bash. After cleaning the mod, I see an orange plus mark on some of the mods on wrye bash (examples climates of tamerial and Dynamic Snow). Will using the cleaning tool cause any problems to my game?ĥ. Right click on mod and select Undelete and Disable ReferencesĤ. Right click on mod and select Remove Identical Masters records Right click on mod and select Apply Filter for Cleaning Are all the steps of cleaning a mod the same? Will dirty mods that have been reported on STEP be usable if I clean the mod wth this tool?ģ. Are there any mods that I should not clean besides USKP?Ģ. I am currently new on using the TES5Edit Mod Cleaning Guide, and as a result have a couple questions regarding this tool.ġ.
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