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By primem0ver
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EDIT: More Info: Version 4.0.3h used to work fine without using the 64 bit version until a couple of weeks ago. The 64 bit version seems to be working ok so I guess I will use that until I get an answer.
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By NomenNescio
Short version: I have a complete list of cells copied to an .esp, and I don't want to have to go through and flag each one as Deleted individually. Is there a way to do this to all the cells in the .esp?
Long version: I'm using a replacer for a dead shrub. The replacer makes it a much prettier 3D green shrub, but Bethesda placed the dead shrub in all kinds of caves and mines, so I want to remove it from those cells. Ain't nothing green supposed to be growing in there. So I found the shrub in xEdit, copied every reference over into an .esp and removed the ones that could realistically be home to lush green flora. I'm now left with looooong list of cells each with only a few Placed Objects of these shrubs, but going through them all and changing flags individually is gonna be a nightmare. So I'd much rather see if there is a way for me to do this across every cell I've copied?
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By Vraydel
I was trying to create a patch but SSEEdit wouldn't let me. The plugins were inaccessible. The plugins were grayed out with a line through them. What's going on?
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Afternoon,
This Screenshot shows a custom NPC mod that overwrites on CRF. Reviewing the sticky about which records not to patch had me a bit confused with this example. It's a condition with the winning mod blank and the previous mod CRF with "overwritten" records.
The citation by the sticky would suggest PNAM records would not need patching, but I'm not sure if this falls under that or not. I think this is under DNAM. For reference, Arthmoor wrote:
Looking for help to understand so I do the right thing and hopefully learn why. It's not so much about this specific example as I've seen a few of these here and there. If I an understand I can help myself. Thanks for any responses or help in advance.
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