how to use tes5edit to find mod conflicts

Right click any mod in the left pane and select Apply Filter.

All the other records in More Salt Please with red background have this same type of conflict, so a patch between these two mods needs to be created.

That means it will not get loaded by Skyrim and must be forwarded.

By looking at the Items listed in the record, it is easy to see that the middle column vendor list has an extra Item, PerkMasterTraderGold, which is red.

The third column is More Salt Please and orange because it is the conflict winner.

For this record the second column is for USKP and it has red text on top because it is the conflict loser.

Each column shows a mod that has the same record.

Click the first record, 0006479C, to view the record in the right pane.

Each one that has a red background is in conflict.

All the records in the plugin are visible.

Open up More Salt Please.esp and then open Container.

Loading the entire mod list to patch even two mods will prevent any conflicts if other mods happen to change the same records.

SkyrimLE:Sounds of Skyrim-Dungeons has not been updated in a long time and does not forward many location and weather region keywords from the USKP.įor this example some very specific instructions will be given that apply directly to the mods being patched, but directions are similar for many types of conflicts. There is a perk that needs to be forwarded from the USKP that is assigned to certain vendors, but the increase in salt that vendors sell needs to be kept as well. Unofficial Skyrim Patch.esp (Remember USKP is a false flagged ESM)įor USKP and SkyrimLE:More Salt Please the vendor lists are in conflict. This is the load order of just the mods listed and Skyrim. Both of the later mods have conflicts with the USKP that will need to resolved and are good examples of different types of conflicts. These examples are going use the SkyrimLE:Unofficial Skyrim Patch, SkyrimLE:More Salt Please, and SkyrimLE:Sounds of Skyrim-Dungeons.

1.4 Applying Conflict Resolution Elsewhere.

How to use tes5edit to find mod conflicts