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T h i s t h r e a d i s f o r d i s c u s s i n g t h e p r o g r a m o r t o r e p o r t a r e p r o d u c i b l e b u g. I w i l l n o l o n g e r t o l e r a t e c o m p l a i n t s a b o u t t h e u s e o f S S E E d i t f o r t h i n g s i t i s n o t i n t e n d e d f o r, e s p e c i a l l y w h e n i t ' s d u e t o u s e r e r r o r.NOTE: Anti-virus programs cause unwanted delays and issues with SSEEdit. Be sure to disable them if you are experiencing any unusual behavior. Kaspersky antivirus is one that is known to cause issues.ModOrganizer:None of us use MO so there is no way for us to guide you through any settings changes that would assist you. People not using MO won't be able to troubleshoot SSEEdit in that environment because of the differences when using MO.
Fatal: Could not open registry key: SOFTWARE Bethesda Softworks Skyrim This can happen after Steam updates, run game's launcher to restore registry settings こういう文が出てファイルが表示されないんですが、どうすればいいですか？ お願いします。.
If you are using Mod Organizer you should read the documentation, look for Youtube Videos. Please direct all MO related questions in the appropriate MO forums or refer to STEP Guides., and the are good resources for MO.When reporting a bug:Before you do anything, Can you reproduce the issue? If related to a specific record in a specific plugin can you reproduce the issues with a new plugin created from the CK? Try to reproduce your bug using a recent version of the software, to see whether or not it has already been fixed. Be precise, be clear and explain how to reproduce the problem, step by step, so others can reproduce the bug. Include any special setup steps. Explain in which part of the software the bug occurs.
If you were preforming a specific procedure, explain what you are doing when the bug occurs. Explain the actual result of and the expected result for the bug you are reporting. Don't provide your suggested solution.
An appropriate solution will be provided within the boundaries of the intended use and goal of the program.If you have a legitimate and reproducible bug, you have reviewed the above information, and you can still reproduce it then post a thorough and complete report. The issue tracker is not a forum. It's for reproducible bug reports only, not possible bugs or questions.Questions in regards to editing plugins:For mod and plugin troubleshooting use the thread. For plugin related questions use the or. All comments sections are locked until further notice.My decision was made after reading the above post and out of respect for the user I have redacted the user name.The Quick Cleaning Process cleans better and removes more ITMs. This includes removing Navmesh ITMs which gives mods the best compatibility.
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Even I have made changes between mods like Helgen Reborn and Elvenwood for original Skyrim (or LE) that required Navmesh changes using older versions. Without the changes the mods did not work together.
They caused a CTD if I remember correctly. I'd have to dig through the Elvenwood comments.
I have not revisited those mods and cleaned them with 4.0.2. However, now I'm curious how well they would work together just cleaning them and without my additional changes.
Over all better handling of Navmeshes effects all mods in a positive way.Removing the navmesh can be done but only by unchecking the simple records. When simple records is unchecked that causes the apply filter process to take longer. Cleaning Update.esm as a test I noticed it took about 7 minutes per pass on my 10 year old Quad core LGA775 processor.If people would take the time to talk about that in a mature and objective fashion maybe we could have explained it. It would not have changed anything, since once you uncheck that applying the filter takes longer even using manual cleaning. Manual cleaning will not be as thorough without taking additional steps. Which is why it's automated now because users would have to go through more steps to clean mods properly. More steps makes it more difficult and if other guides don't immediately update, then users don't get the full benefit from the cleaning.I also noticed today that cleaning with 4.0.1 and 4.0.2 result in slightly different results and a different amount of ITMs.
I feel that is most likely due to listening to users on Discord and making adjustments to cleaning as needed to make the process as reliable as possible. Everyone should be using the latest version, restoring backups (or original files through Steam) before cleaning with QAC.Users have for weeks if not months been disrespectful toward the update, our team and Elminster's improvements.
Which are in violation of.In addition to that the community continues to tell Elminster how they have read guides and watched videos for years and are pretty sure they know how to clean mods. People continue to comment that they read somewhere that someone feels that removing an ITMs isn't a good idea. I fail to see how that can be done when Elminster is the very person that invented the process over a decade ago.
The very process that people swear. The very process that people swore by in the Oblivion days with BOSS and that has carried over into modern modding. Would you tell Einstein, Stephen Hawking, or Richard Feynman they are wrong because you took a class from some other Physics professor?Myself, Zilav, and Hlp initially updated much of what xEdit is now. With the most important work done by Zilav and Hlp since I can only do record decoding.
The scripting functionality has been essential to many large projects even for Fallout 4. Over 9,000 mods were released for Fallout 4 and some with plugins made with FO4Edit. Others have also helped as can be seen.I updated the cleaning section to include much of the information that people needed although I felt there should have already been resources available. The biggest difficulty being how to add the parameter when there are quotes around the file name. Gamerpoets has the most thorough cleaning video which you can see by clicking the Videos button in 4.0.2. However, I will update my video as well to show more about the new information from section 5.3.
I updated section 5.3. Please click the Help button and review the changes.There has to be a reason why people are insistent that the old way is better.
Is it because you load all 100, 200, 500 mods but clean one in the list at a time? If you use the old manual method did you load each of your 100, 200, 500 mods one by one repeating the process over and over 100, 200, 500 times?Just so we are clear, never ever not even with 3.2.1 or 3.0.22 from 2012 could you ever load all your mods then right click the ones you want to clean. I will make another short video about that. Manually doing it provides 'zero' benefit over QAC. What is a mod package, to you? Because the program is not a text editor so there is no searching for text.
You are basically searching through a large database until something matches. So it's not crashing it's working. To you it might seem like it's just taking too long.Well now if it does crash then you need to delete the log files, the crash log, and do it one more time so they show the error and not weeks of history.Then put them on pastebin.com or you can join discord and drag the file into the application.Typically if it crashes on something then the mod is what's causing it and you need to get rid of that but I'd like to know what the log files say though. You don't enable it like clicking on file once you open it. You use a command line parameter as asked for probably the last five pages, it's in the documentation and section 5, there is a link when you run loot, and it's in the what's new which you can read because it comes with the download.' -quickautoclean'Without the quotes of course.
Also in 4.0.2, there's videos button I suggest clicking the video button so that you can see it.If that's not working out for you, again as noted in the what's new file. Copy the exe and rename it to SSEEditQAC.exe.Then the last part of your statement, how do I open it to clean the files. Let's reword that, ' how do I clean one mod at a time because I have heard I can only clean one mod at a time.' That's easy you just run the program either with the command line parameter or you can rename the file and then when it comes up check the box and click okay, I believe you can even double click the file, which is mentioned in the what's new. Of course you can watch the video to see how to clean the file.There is no automated mas clean everything. And also don't forget to restore your DLC first, using steam, steam will reset your Windows configuration so run the Skyrim launcher after steam finishes, and then go clean your DLC.
Some people don't want to clean with the new version and I don't understand. Gamer Poets video shows what to do and explains everything you need to know. It is very thorough.
It explains all about LOOT messages, why they are different sometimes, everything. From 4.0.2 just click the Videos button.Today, just for people (you are not the only one) that keeps saying they have to use the old version because the new version is to pro, or that there is no guide and you need a guide, or that the documentation doesn't say what to do.This video is 7 minutes but had I not talked so much trying to explain why a guide is not needed, I might have been able to do it in 30 seconds to a minute. EditedNo way to check for dirty plugins from xedit. That's what loot is for As for multiple files you can't clean multiple files. You could not with any older version not even 3.0.22 up to 3.2.1 either.For those reading, sure people have been doing it and misleading people about it, because some itms might actually be removed.
It's just the completely worst possible way you can do it. It might even be all of the problems that people come to us sometimes and tell us things that we can't reproduce. Like reporting to us that they cleaned their mods and now their game doesn't work. All those times where people have said that their game got broke when they cleaned their mods it's probably because the user caused it, doing it wrong.For an explination watch the cleaning video by clicking the video button in 4.0.2 or you can read the documentation. The explanation is section 5.3.
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I do know that you can't clean multiple file at once, what I meant to ask is if there were a way to scan for dirty references in all the plugin list to then go clean the detected dirty plugins one by one afterwise.The reason you can't do this anymore is because it wouldn't clean ITM's correctly if multiple mods are editing the record.This is exactly why it was changed to one at a time.I cleaned a mod recently using the old method you described and it removed 637 ITMs.When I redid it loading only that mod.It cleaned 669 ITM's. After revising my response and reading SirJesto's, the answer is no. XEdit will not do that because to know you have to clean the file. You can't know prior to cleaning the file.Which to see what you need to do, you use LOOT. If it doesn't show that it needs cleaning then you have to make a choice. Do I want to clean the file anyway? This is in the video which is why I would like everyone to watch it.
The LOOT masterlist only contains what the volunteers have put there. There could be thousands of mods from the nexus that need cleaning that are not in the LOOT masterlist. So to know you do it yourself. There is no faster quicker shortcut to this.The only way to know if it needs cleaning is to clean it.
Then when you are done if you want to contribute to loot you would use the report given at the end of the cleaning process, and then read the way to contribute to LOOT.https://loot.github.io/docs/contributing/How-To-Contribute.html. That's fine but you'll need to put it back where it was. Just make sure that once you reinstall the game that it stays where you put it. Also make sure you don't put it in program files. And if you're using a mod manager then you'll need to read their documentation and understand how to lunch the program from the mod manager.Obviously nobody is going to have that error unless they've done something to create it or unless the mod manager isn't telling our program where your files are. Because we wouldn't release a program with that big of a bug in it that it couldn't find the files.
Thanks so much for this and the guide, I use MO2 and when I added SSEEdit shortcut to my desktop to add the -quickautoclean parameter it instead gave me a shortcut to my games folder which was odd, so instead in MO2 I opened the 'edit executables' top of the drop down list on the right, selected the SSEEdit 4.0.2 file and in the 'Arguments' section I added that line there and saved, loaded it up and it worked like a dream, hit the file that needed a ITM's removed and it did it all quickly and it worked. So once again, thanks so much guys. Yes the documentation shows how to make a shortcut. For those use MO2 or Vortex you would need to read their documentation on how to launch applications from the mod manager. Then using their documentation you would add the parameter shown in the documentation as it's the pertinent information that you need.MO2 might have a built in way to launch xedit as explained in.
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The xedit docs are not going to show that since it's up to the mod manager author to have docs for their program. The sticky post mentions we don't support MO2.