SKYRIM SSEEDIT MERGE MODS MANUALLY MOD
SKYRIM SSEEDIT MERGE MODS MANUALLY PATCH

SKYRIM SSEEDIT MERGE MODS MANUALLY MOD

Obviously have Derived Mod 1 below in the load order, since it uses the first as master. Also verify that it doesn't happen in any of the other holds.įor this test I'm going to ask you to only have 'Base Mod (Whiterun).esm' and 'Derived Mod 1 (Eastmarch).esm' enabled, and not any of the others of the mods in the test. Verify that 'A change location happened in Whiterun Hold!' is printed every time a change location happens inside Whiterun Hold.

SKYRIM SSEEDIT MERGE MODS MANUALLY PATCH

If these quests really merged at runtime, then this patch mod wouldn't be needed because the game would already do that, right? Well, my point is that this mod is actually needed to resolve the conflict because that runtime merging doesn't happen.Īll of the three quests of the mods have mutually exclusive conditions to start: Player.GetInCurrentLoc(WhiterunHoldLocation), Player.GetInCurrentLoc(EastmarchHoldLocation) and Player.GetInCurrentLoc(HaafingarHoldLocation).Īll of them get stopped after printing the message, so that the quest can run again on the next change location event.įor testing the mods, the easiest way is just to enter/leave buildings in the city of the respective holds so that the change location event triggers.įor this test I'm going to ask you to only have 'Base Mod (Whiterun).esm' enabled, and not any of the others mods of the test. Patch Mod: This mod has all above as masters, and resolves the conflict between Derived Mod 1 and Derived Mod 2.

yes, it prints 'A change location happened in HaafingarHold!' when changing location in Haafingar. Derived Mod 2 (Haafingar): This mod uses the first one as master, and it adds to the MyQuestNode another quest called YYYMyHaafingarQuest. This quest does exactly the same than the above one but in Eastmarch and printing 'A change location happened in EastmarchHold!'

Derived Mod 1 (Eastmarch): This mod uses the first one as master, and it adds to the MyQuestNode another quest called YYYMyEastmarchQuest. This quest prints on screen (using one of those lazy Debug.Notification) 'A change location happened in Whiterun Hold!' every time a change location event happens with the player being anywhere that belongs to the Whiterun Hold.

Besides that it adds to that quest node a quest called YYYMyWhiterunQuest. Base Mod (Whiterun): This mod defines a change location node called 'MyQuestNode'. So, the description of the mods and what they do: The tests were done in Skyrim SE 1.6.353, but I know the results are the same in older versions, because this is an issue I found on a real mod long long ago (in 2018 I think,) where that mod was destroying a certain Dawnguard minor content (and it still does.) None of the mods overwrite vanilla records. Even if only the 4th is relevant, it would be wise to do the 5 of them in ascending order to do a proper verification. The attached file SMQN_TEST contains 4 mods that I will describe and which are simple enough to be checked quickly in CK or SSEEdit.Īfter that, the 5 test cases to prove my point. Two mods intentionally changing these values are going to have an unpredictable outcome on the game. Thus, NAM0 and NAM9 are confirmed to be exempt from the Rule of One and conflict management becomes a very complicated issue with these. This lag happened DESPITE the fact that at least 10 other mods loaded AFTER the accidentally edited one and reverted these values back to vanilla. This ended up producing a massive amount of stutter as the game was attempting to load LOD assets for an area 10x the normal size. Thus telling the game that Tamriel was a great deal larger than it should be. Tamriel should universally have NAM0 settings of -57X and -43Y with NAM9 settings of +62X and +51Y.Īn accident in the CK caused one of my mods to get the NAM0 Y value changed to -6115 and the NAM9 X value to be changed to 6113. The Object Bounds section has NAM0 (minimum) and NAM1 (maximum) values which represent how large a worldspace should be. In a worldspace, there is a section for Object Bounds. Due to a freak CK accident, a record that ignores the Rule of One has been located.

Skyrim sseedit merge mods manually