I love the automation (gives me less of a chance to screw things up), I'm just not seeing an updated way to do it. Although the question of how we are supposed to do it with version 4.0.2 is still valid when they have taken the "apply filter for cleaning" out. I went back a little further in SSEEDIT versions and got it to work. I apologize if this is in the wrong place, but most forums I have been looking at are either locked or haven't had a reply in 4-5 months.ĮDIT> Nevermind. Any ideas how, or do I need to go to a much older version? The Creation Kit may help make some steps easier, but 圎dit is all that is required.
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But LOOT is still saying it has some wild edits that need to be manually removed. TES V: Skyrim Special Edition your armor mod (I’m using Blades Hakama SE) (optional) Creation Kit (CK) SSEedit (圎dit) by zilav et al The assumption in this guide is that the reader has basic understanding of how to use SSEedit. I even tried using a previous version, but there was no "remove" when you right clicked the record to be deleted. I'm not very good with SSEEDIT, so how am I supposed to clean my Dawnguard file manually to remove the wild edits? I've looked around for several hours now and nothing addresses this or updates how to do it. Its being listed as having deprecated certain functions, including the "Apply filter for cleaning". Never clean your 'Skyrim.esm' file or you risk bricking. Related: Hidden Secrets You Still Havent Found In Skyrim.
Its a good idea to clean your 'Update.esm' and all DLC. I just reloaded Skyrim and went to clean my masters with SSEEDIT 4.0.2. 圎dit for vanilla Skyrim users and SSEEdit for Special Edition users can 'clean' these files for you, removing these extraneous references and keeping your game stable.
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