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#How to use tes5edit to change mods mod#
#How to use tes5edit to change mods full#
#How to use tes5edit to change mods mods#

Removing: FortNeugrad02 "Fort Neugrad Prison" Okay, so now I loaded my esp without the Hungarian language mod, which is just an MO mod.Īnd yes, in this case I have found those ITMs: LOOT assigns these kinds of warning on a CRC-based check, therefore if the actual CRC value and the CRC value that is stored in LOOT's masterlist do not match, LOOT has "no way of telling if that plugin is dirty or not". therefore the CRC value of the plugin changed, which then resulted in LOOT stopping to warn about the plugin's ITM's. For you, this has apparently resulted in a change of the size of the plugin. Regarding TES5Edit's "Mark Modified" feature, it just forces TES5Edit to safe the plugin upon closing TES5Edit.

#How to use tes5edit to change mods full#

What you can do, is to remove these 3 records from "Remove Interior Fog V2 - Full Version.esp" manually, which should resolve the situation. That's hungarian, is that correct? These entries do not match the corresponding entries in your mod-plugin, therefore those records are technically not ITM's. The entries in your Skyrim.esm are as follows:

Look at the "FULL - NAME" rows of those outlined 3 records in TES5Edit - in the "Remove Interior Fog V2 - Full Version.esp" plugin, not in "Skyrim.esm" - they are yellow (and therefore NOT green), and that's why, via definition, for you these records of "Remove Interior Fog V2 - Full Version.esp" are technically not ITM's, so records that are identical to the corresponding records in the master plugins.

#How to use tes5edit to change mods mod#

This would explain why the mod you saved is smaller than the original mod you opened.Īlso note that this same action (saving the mod with modified records) causes the CRC of the mod you saved to change, so LOOT considers this a different mod from the one in LOOT's masterlist so it does not show the message indicating the mod needs to be cleaned. What this means is that you marked one or more records as modified, so it's quite possible that TES5Edit compressed these records in the saved mod whereas these records in the original mod were not compressed.

Any records that are modified (or that you mark as modified) are written to the saved plugin using the current version of the record in memory based on TES5Edit's interpretation of that record.

Any records that are not modified are copied exactly from the original plugin to the saved plugin to ensure these records are not modified in any way.

When you save a plugin with TES5Edit, two things happen: If someone could explain that some kind of user friendly, I would be glad. I don't know wheter is it good, or not but THIS removed the ITMs warning from LOOT. My modding and english knowledge is limited. Sry, do not really got what does it mean. Any record or even complete group that is not marked as modified is simply copied unchanged as a blob of bytes from the old module file into the newly saved one. To minimize the chance that XEdit breaks something that it doesn't fully understand when saving, only records that are marked as modified are assembled field by field, sub record by sub record. " Mark Modified â€“ It will mark the currently selected node and all child nodes as modified. This is what I do not understand, what does it mean: After that my ESP file size reduced from 66KB -> 63KBīut I haven't done anything else than before several times with that esp file.Ĭlean ITM records process. What I do not understand that what happened with the esp file when I accidently clicked at Mark Modified.

#How to use tes5edit to change mods mods#

*the mods in the screenshot haven't really been organized yet, as I'm still in the process of installing new ones and figuring out what to clean or not.Īpologies if this was explained elsewhere and I missed it >_< I just want to make sure I don't break something on my first attempt, before continuing. There's an SKSE-Scripts mod, as well as PapyrusUtil, Distant Decal Fix and Stable uGridsToLoad in MO so far, and I don't know if they require cleaning. I've read through several places/guides already, like here īut the number of things really does seem quite small.Īlso - I understand that it's usually very important to clean mods in order to avoid conflicts and potential in-game wonkiness/ CTDs, but although I just started attempting to mod Skyrim for basic stability/bug-fixes, I did end up with a bunch of stuff in my Mod Organizer folder that I'm not sure should be cleaned or not. I'm wondering if there's a comprehensive list of things I should definitely NOT clean (in order to avoid breaking them or creating conflicts where there would be none, etc.), or if that list is so small that it shouldn't be a problem? esm files, I got the impression that I should use it to clean pretty much everything except skyrim.esm, the unofficial patches and a very small number of mods that contain intentional dirty edits. So, after reading/watching tutorials for TES5Edit and using it to clean my main.