And now? Anything to edit? A Tutorial page, which describes when i really have to edit would be hilarious. Tes5Edit Auto Clean Help - posted in Skyrim Mod Talk: Hi all I used to cut and paste from my back up drive, saves of the entire content of the Skyrim folder to save on downloading and installing each/all my mods. Olive green means the mod wins over the red file. So whats up with unoffical skyrim patch.esp Looks like skyrim.esm and federleicht ruestung.esp (lighter armor) are the same (beside the weight) - ok. Here the example picture: ( put a '.de' after pic-upload, it seems I cant post normal links) Step One: Open TES5Edit, select only the mod that needs cleaning and open. Most popular files are covered by LOOT, so a general rule is that if it tells you to clean it, clean it.

If it looks like this, do I have to do anything? If you are now using LOOT in stead of BOSS, it will be more up to date. Klicked a random red entry 'armorironshield' 'lighter armor' (I only picked that without any other, the other esm/esp loaded automatically) Maybe there is a tutorial in the big internet I missed, which explains different red color situations? I learned from the tutorials how to clean identical green files, but now what to do with the reds? I read and watched tutorials, but im having the problem they didnt explain what i have to do with the red lines, just what the background and text color stand for. I already cleaned the master files update/dawnguard/hearthfire watching a tutorial. I don't have any crashes with skyrim, but they still recommend it. I want to use tes5edit, cause many recommend it.

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