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  • 6 months later...
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I'm no pro with game file records (nice disclaimer, right? :^_^:) but I was doing some more conflict resolution in TESVEdit and I'm entirely confused why there are Cell and Worldspace records in this mod. Especially when, the few I perused, look redundant (matching USKP etc.) and possibly just over-writing some of my mods like ELFX.
There are actually quite a few mods out there that do this so I assume it's just something I'm ignorant to.
Thanks, in advance, for any insight!

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Thanks for the quick reply! Though, I'm still slightly confused because all the edits I've looked through made by this mod are direct copies of unofficial patch records, and apparently nothing more. Is something else happening that I can't see in TESVEdit?
Why else does your mod change these records? Maybe to be independent of the Unofficial patches, yet include their changes? If that's the case, then I don't need your edits since I already use all the USPatches, right?
The conflicts I'm seeing are all XCLL - lighting and XCIM - Image Space records so I plan on going through and overwriting them with ELFX changes one by one unless I can just get rid of them all together.

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When you edit an object in a cell it also includes the overall cell record (i.e. Lighting Template, etc.). I've already included the uskp changes for convenience, for ELFX simply load it after my mod and it's good to go. The edits from my mod are the objects in the cells not the cell edits themselves.

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Just a heads-up: Wrye Bash combined some things from Dragonborn and SCRR for me. My patch modified Activator records: DLC2GoldPile01 and DLCGoldPile02. I'm not sure if it's compromising in any real way other than the name of the in-game object. It changed a VMAD value, Gold001 "Septim" [MISC:0000000F] to Gold001 "Gold" [MISC:0000000F] and the FULL - name back to Pile of Gold, like vanilla.

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  • 5 months later...
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Hi Neo, I mentioned this in the STEP bug report section quite a while ago, but there is (I believe) an inconsistency if you use Skyrim Coin Replacer Redux with Clothing & Clutter fixes. CCF raises the price of silver ingots to 250 from 50. You can make a silver ingot from 75 haralds, which means you'll raise the worth of the haralds if you melt them to an ingot compared to the other coins where you lower the value of the coins if you melt them. 

Not a big thing maybe and you might not even care about it. I just have a little ocd and thought I should mention it :)

  • 4 months later...
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I'm not up on Tamriel lore so I don't know if this should happen so I'll just ask anyway: after exiting the cave from the tutorial, I turned and went back up the hill to Helgen, just to do some looting.

One of the burnt corpses: TreasBurntCorpse04 "Burnt Corpse" [CONT:00042748] had Haralds on them. Shouldn't someone that was living and working in Helgen only minutes ago have Septims on them?

Looks to be something to do with the levelled list entry: LootUrnGoldChange [LVLI:0010FCFD], but I know little about how levelled lists work.

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I'm not up on Tamriel lore so I don't know if this should happen so I'll just ask anyway: after exiting the cave from the tutorial, I turned and went back up the hill to Helgen, just to do some looting.

One of the burnt corpses: TreasBurntCorpse04 "Burnt Corpse" [CONT:00042748] had Haralds on them. Shouldn't someone that was living and working in Helgen only minutes ago have Septims on them?

Looks to be something to do with the levelled list entry: LootUrnGoldChange [LVLI:0010FCFD], but I know little about how levelled lists work.

Sounds like said dead body was assigned the wrong loot list. Not really the fault of my mod that someone assigned burial urn loot to a recently dead person.

 

That being said, if it's vanilla I could possibly patch it out.

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Not really an issue, just curious. Nothing else changes that container or that levelled list entry as far as I can see, so maybe it is a vanilla thing. I just assumed all haralds would be called septims except in dungeons and crypts and places like those.

I am right in thinking haralds are an old coin?

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