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Once merging is completed, close ењЋdit saving ONLY the new merged plugin you just created.ДЎ3.

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Post this log on Nexus Mods to receive assistance.ДЎ2. Log, and alert you that an error occurred. If an error occurs (highly unlikely) the script will stop, display the Enter the filename you wish to use for the merged plugin.ДЎ1. Choose - CREATE NEW FILE - and click OK.ДЎ0. Verify the mods you want to merge are checked, and that no other mods are checked, then click OK.Д©.

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Set the Asset destination directory to Mod Organizer's overwrite folder, then click 'Save'.ДЁ. When here, check the 'I'm using Mod Organizer' checkbox and set Mod Organizer's directory (you can use the Detect button to have the script try to find it for you). If it's your first time running Merge Plugins v1.9 you will be taken to the Advanced Options window. Choose 'Merge Plugins v1.8' from the drop-down menu and click OK.Д§. Right-click on one of the mods and click 'Apply Script'.Д¦. Hold control and click on each of the mods you want to merge so they're highlighted.ДҐ.

#Why is white 255 255 255 how to#

See the FAQДЇor more information on errors and how to fix them.Д¤. Use 'Check For errors' on files to be merged and fix any errors ењЋdit finds. Run ењЋdit through Mod Organizer and load the mods you want to merge.ДЈ. Make sure the plugins create the desired behavior in the game before merging.Дў. Set up the plugins you plan on merging so they're all in adjacent load order slots. This is taken from page for Merge Plugins ењЋdit Script by matortheeternal -, which is what I use (there is a newer merge mod out that replaces this one: Merge Plugins by Mator - )ДЎ. Test to ensure that everything functions as it should with the merged file installed. Install and place the Merged file in the proper place in your load order.ДЁ. Merge - and once merged, reload merged file in TES5Edit and check for any errors.Д§. Select the mods you wish to merge - and keep it simple.Д¦. If it runs with no problems, make a hard (manual) save and keep it as a backup, just in case you have to roll back.ДҐ. Ensure that everything is compatible and all or any patches necessary are present in your load.Д¤. Finalize your load to the point that you will not be removing any mods.ДЈ. Ensure that your load order and all the mods are stable and do not cause any problems.Дў. The safest mods to merge are patches that effect one mod so that it can work well with others - and these are usually the most numerous mods in an individual's load.ДЎ. You may want to add more in, but you should not be taking any out (and any that you may add, should be tested on a clean, test save to ensure that they will work with all the others).ДЄnother thing (at least for myself), mods should be edited for compatibility - especially ones that you wish to merge - prior to the merging process, and this is pretty much the most advanced thing you can do with TES5Edit (in fact, I don't recommend it at all for anyone who is not totally experienced and comfortable using TES5Edit). In addition, your load order should be finalized to the point that you will not be removing mods from it - every mod in your load order should be pretty much set before you begin merging mods. Every mod that you are going to merge together should be known to work with not only the mods you are merging with it, but also with every other mod in your load order. The reason for this is that one of the prime requirements for merging mods is that you have a completely stable, nonconflicting game. Merging mods is just about the last step in the learning process of handling mods. I've posted this several other places, but I'll repost this here for easy access (you should copy to notepad or other program and have it handy as you go through the process of merging) In addition, though I haven't watched that particular vid, a lot of misinformation as to what mods can be merged or should be merged is floating about - I really would not trust any vid unless it was made by Gamer Poets or Gopher (and even they can sometimes make mistakes - though not often!):