#Skyrim sseedit start processing upgrade#
#Skyrim sseedit start processing full#
#Skyrim sseedit start processing mods#

So, if anything is just really terrible code, I'm open to improvements. I just know enough to muddle my way through hobby projects, and Pascal is brand new for me as of today.

#Skyrim sseedit start processing full#

Full disclosure: I am not a programmer by any stretch.

I sometimes see the TES5Edit Scripts as Plugins.It seems like this should be straightforward, but maybe it's not. It's best to ask the author so the script can be reviewed against the differences between the records and then the author can make the appropriate recommendation. If the script references a field that only exists in Skryim SE or only exists in classic Skyrim then the script won't know what to do because the data doesn't exist. All scripts do is access internal function and perform an action. Sharlikran wrote: You asked about TES5Edit plugins being compatible not whether or not a script will work on a given plugin. RedCaptainJackR wrote: I was just wondering cause I was thinking of trying to use the script with in Special Edition.

#Skyrim sseedit start processing upgrade#

To properly upgrade the record format load the Skyrim plugin into the CK and save it.

#Skyrim sseedit start processing mods#

SSEEdit can load classic Skyrim mods but it does not upgrade the record format. Skyrim SE plugins will not work with classic Skyrim. RedCaptainJackR wrote: Are TES5Edit plugins compatible with this like the NPC Visual Transfer Tool? Sharlikran wrote: The plugins are very similar but they are not backwards compatible. You asked about TES5Edit plugins being compatible not whether or not a script will work on a given plugin.

'圎dit is provided as is like any 3rd party tool you use it at your own risk and there are no implied warranties at all.' The recent release of the updated version of 圎dit and lack of a definitive answer as to whether it's safe to clean SSE esm files is why I asked for clarification. As I understood it, the consensus was it was not recommended at that time. I've read numerous threads on whether it's safe to clean SSE esm files with SSEEdit recently.

'Why do you have to hear from 'us' that it's 'safe' to do it?'Īpprehensive due to inexperience. If you need to restore your files you would simply use Steam and verify your game cache. To clarify, does the 圎dit team deem it safe to clean SSE esm files with version 3.2 as of now?Īlso, is the information provided by guide videos from the likes of Gopher and GamerPoets on the use of 圎dit applicable to SSE? Sharlikran wrote: Why do you have to hear from 'us' that it's 'safe' to do it? 圎dit is provided as is like any 3rd party tool you use it at your own risk and there are no implied warranties at all.