How to use the new xEdit for Oblivion Remastered 1. The download link is on reddit: xEdit 4.1.5n released : r/skyrimmods (If you are having trouble joining the discord just google "xEdit Discord", there are plenty of valid links.) 2. Extract it to a folder and rename "xEdit.exe" to "TES4R.exe" 3. Run TES4R.exe
Having trouble getting this to work on GamePass. Every time I try to open TES4R.exe it gives me some error about Steam and a .ini file. Does it not work for GamePass?
Can I just apply this to like a high level record? can I just slap it into the root of the mod? Like which record am I running the script on? And should there be no changes made when I save in xEdit?
A bat file is just a text file, make a regular .txt file, copy/paste the script in, edit it the way they told you to, and then change the extension to .bat instead of .txt. Double click on it and it'll run.
Tried everything as described and still having an issue of the Message/Notification my script is sending to the user to be shown in the top left corner starting with [NL].
Makes sense, sorry for the confusion. So is there currently any fix to my Message script text getting "[NL]" put in front of it for some reason at the moment?
So would this method/script work for removing the [NL] in front of a base-Oblivion item's name that I have edited? Like if I edit a Level 1 Chillrend's name in-game to be Chillrend [1] will this stop the [NL] from showing up in front? Or am I misunderstanding what you mean between new content and original game records?
What I mean is that, if I'm standing at the Anvil city gate, about to exit to the gold coast, the text which pops up is "Door To [NL] The Gold Coast"
I have no other mods installed. I havent used a mod manager in a few years, and certainly not on Oblivion Remastered. My plugins list isn't alphabetical.
When I disable the weather mod .esp, the NL goes away and the door just reads "Door To The Gold Coast" again, so I know that somehow my mod is causing the problem. I edited the weather on a region-by-region basis, so I assume that is what caused the problem, but I don't know how.
It also seems strange to me that most of the regions I edited *don't* display [NL] before their region name.
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Here is a link to the post with the download
How to use the new xEdit for Oblivion Remastered
1. The download link is on reddit: xEdit 4.1.5n released : r/skyrimmods
(If you are having trouble joining the discord just google "xEdit Discord", there are plenty of valid links.)
2. Extract it to a folder and rename "xEdit.exe" to "TES4R.exe"
3. Run TES4R.exe
See also my Reorder xEdit Load Order Based on Plugins.txt - BAT File to make the order of plugins in the Oblivion Remastered xEdit be sorted correctly.
https://imgur.com/a/8tskFcF
cd /d "C:\Users\Admin\Downloads\xEdit 4.1.5n"
start "TES4R" "TES4R.exe" -D:"D:\Games\Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Content\Dev\ObvData\Data" -I:"D:\Games\Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Content\Dev\ObvData\Oblivion.ini" -P:"D:\Games\Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Content\Dev\ObvData\Data\Plugins.txt"
Run this as a .bat file (put inside xedit folder), change locations to fit your install directory
Namaste.......
I've run Xedit a few times and tried to apply the script, but it doesnt seem to remove the NL in game. I get this message from Xedit:
[00:00] Start: Applying script "000_FULL"
FULL subrecords copied: 0
[00:00] Done: Applying script "000_FULL", Processed Records: 27, Elapsed Time: 00:00
Check that your plugins.txt load order isn't alphabetized. Half of the mod-managers that came out day 1 actually would break your game by doing that.
I have no other mods installed. I havent used a mod manager in a few years, and certainly not on Oblivion Remastered. My plugins list isn't alphabetical.
When I disable the weather mod .esp, the NL goes away and the door just reads "Door To The Gold Coast" again, so I know that somehow my mod is causing the problem. I edited the weather on a region-by-region basis, so I assume that is what caused the problem, but I don't know how.
It also seems strange to me that most of the regions I edited *don't* display [NL] before their region name.