folgore

MANY, MANY, MANY THANKS!!! Initially when I saw your follow-on post, the attached screenshot didn't show, just the link. At least from the link, I realized your command needed to be put in the arguments window of the executable's box. When that didn't work, I returned here and this time I saw the screenshot with -IKnowWhatImDoing added and that made all the difference! Again, many thanks! As they say in South Park, "I learned something today!"

Okay, I added your command to the arguments window of the xEdit executable. It made no difference. Double clicking on Blues Skyrim.esp again produced a window I couldn't change. I found the "add Masters" command in xEdit works & I added "Dawn" as a Master. Is there an easy way to delete "Blues" as a Master?

Just did that - a window popped up with Blues Skyrim.esp in it but it wouldn't let me change it. I right-clicked here and there but "edit" was never an option.

Greetings, first time posting on this board. Apologies if I'm in the wrong forum; I did run searches. Anyhow, I recently added Dawn of Skyrim to my load order, but there's a problem: the mod author recently changed the name of the esp. Currently it is Dawn of Skyrim.esp. Previously it was Blues Skyrim.esp. The result of this is that some patches have "Dawn" as the master, others have "Blues." I want to set all the patches that current have "Blues" as the master to "Dawn." But how do I do this? I google this topic regarding xEdit and search it at YouTube but come up with nothing. I've been told that it can be done easily with Wrye Bash, but the window for Masters in Wrye Bash is down to a sliver and I can't see any Masters listed at all. Does anyone know how to resize windows in Wrye Bash? Or if anyone has a better way to change mod masters, I would gladly accept guidance toward other methods. Thanks.