Worldspace conflicts and how to solve them?

[darkside 77]

I am finishing SRLE Extended LOTD installation. Will be testing this setup soon.

 

Planning to add a few new locations mods from old REGS pack. I will try to avoid mods that add anything that may conflict with the SRLE Extended LOTD pack

 

- How to check for Worldspace conflict?

- Can Worldspace conflict be solved by only TES5Edit? Does CK requires?

 

Thanks again.

[paul666root 83]

Usually checking in xedit all records but you can also filter for conflicts.

 

Depends what you mean by worldspace conflict... most of them can be resolved via xedit with a patch. If it's an item for example placed in the same spot other mod places another one then it's just as easy to disable it in xedit deciding which one you would like to remain... or move it with CK. If it's a navmesh conflict then it can't be solved in xedit... you need to test those ingame and if npcs get stuck there or behaving wierd then you need CK to fix it. Same for land edits can't be solved in xedit.

Edited November 27, 2016 by paul666root

[afonik 17]

I am finishing SRLE Extended LOTD installation. Will be testing this setup soon.

 

Planning to add a few new locations mods from old REGS pack. I will try to avoid mods that add anything that may conflict with the SRLE Extended LOTD pack

 

- How to check for Worldspace conflict?

- Can Worldspace conflict be solved by only TES5Edit? Does CK requires?

 

Thanks again.

Take a look at TES5Edit Script - Find Mod Shared Cells by BobTheLawyer 

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/75614/?

[darkside 77]

Thank you both of you. I will post more when I add a few mods and having any more questions

Edited November 27, 2016 by darkside

[reddvilzz 16]

Usually checking in xedit all records but you can also filter for conflicts.

 

Depends what you mean by worldspace conflict... most of them can be resolved via xedit with a patch. If it's an item for example placed in the same spot other mod places another one then it's just as easy to disable it in xedit deciding which one you would like to remain... or move it with CK. If it's a navmesh conflict then it can't be solved in xedit... you need to test those ingame and if npcs get stuck there or behaving wierd then you need CK to fix it. Same for land edits can't be solved in xedit.

I'm wondering if it is Landscape conflict or NavMesh conflict let's say if mod A is overriden by mod B but mod B messed up the landscapes/NavMesh badly while after testing mod A is not that bad. If I forward the NavMesh and Landscape records will that works?

 

In a condition where I can't move mod A to get pass mod B load order because master dependencies and such.

[jdsmith2816 47]

It's tricky because land and nav edits also impact surrounding cells