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Had a feeling you were going to say that :) Thanks again all! -Nu4nc3

Aiyen, Thank you also for your reply! So in short there's no way to allow any sort of auto-inheritance of previous changes? I suppose that makes sense actually as how would such a thing know what is modded vs what is a fix. I guess knowing that exact difference only really comes from experience of what you're looking at combined with knowing what the mod itself intends to do / change.

Thanks for the quick reply rootsrat; much of it I'm familiar with already, just seeking clarification on some points. I've been following BOSS' guidance on the original STEP Project anyway, I was just concerned how much impact the additional info would actually have, so thanks for the answer! Re-reading my original question I see I probably wasn't very clear on the last bits though; So for the wild edits; are those manual repairs only, or can the apply filter / clean identical / undel & unref functions fix those also? The same goes with the "Does not carry forward", are those manual only repairs only, or can the apply filter / clean ident / undel & unref function fix those too? -Nu4nc3

Hi All, This is probably going to come across as a silly question to veterans like yourselves, but throughout the Skyrim Revisited guide there are prompts for:Â "This mod does not carry forward changes from x"... Now as much as that comment makes sense, I personally don't know, but would like to know what impact that actually has (not on a specific issue but as a generalization) Part of my reasoning is simply that the vanilla STEP Project doesn't include any such references, yet includes many of the same patches, so I'm curious if there are any significant and detrimental implications. Also, references toward the likes of Wild Edits; I presume that the simple TES5Edit "Remove duplications to masters" and "Undelete and Unreference" aren't enough to resolve these? Does the regarding TES5Edit's "Remove..." and "Undelete..." also apply to the previously mentioned "This mod does not carry forward changes from x" references? Thanks in advance and again, my apologies for my noobishness. -Nu4nc3