Perhaps there should have been an option to run the commands only when you begin a new game. You know, instead of everytime I load my game. Would have made much more sense maybe, huh?
in case anyone is still looking at this, it is still working perfectly fine for me on 1.6.1170 with the AE content. though i should note, i am using ConsoleUtilSSE NG as opposed to the original.
i would recommend using the "cl off" command to turn off the character lighting that shouldn't be there in the first place. you never notice it until you are told about it, but then you cant unsee it xd.
When I'm debugging or creating a new build I will use these... I just keep a 2nd Autorun.txt file with name changed for non-building/debugging and swap the files.
having to correct the incredibly persistent corrupted sound bug from the aftland animunculory, i am having to use the "sexchange" command twice to reset my sound every time i load my save
Why not copy the commands into a .TXT file in the Skyrim folder which you can then run from the console by entering "bat <filename>" and the .txt is optional and will be added if not provided.
In short a file named "MyCommands.txt" in the Skyrim folder can be run in Skyrim by entering "bat mycommands" in the console.
That's all standard Skyrim console so what does this mod do that the standard Skyrim console not already provide?
Ah, "Autorun". There is one feature that's new, anything else?
I'm no modder nor a programmer, but what I did was to edit the tx_autorun.psc file and remove the second line of commands that starts with "ongameload" or something. Then I converted the psc to pex file and then replaced the original tx_autorun.pex.
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Any interesting examples worth mentioning?
Setstage ski_configmanagerinstance 1
player.setav carryweight 3000
player.setav shoutrecoverymult 0
FOV 90
Set Timescale To 10
setstage ski_configmanagerinstance 1# refresh MCM
player.additem 0001B3A3 1 # scaled armor
player.additem 0001B39F 1 # scaled boots
player.additem 0001B3A0 1# scaled bracers
player.additem 0009F25C 1# skyforge steel sword
player.additem 0009F25D 1# skyforge steel dagger
player.additem f 25000# 25000 gold
player.additem 00039BE5 20# 20 ultimate healing potions
player.additem 000BF405 1# ebony bow
player.additem 000139BF 1000# 1000 ebony arrows
player.additem 000AD4CC 1# hide shield of major blocking
player.additem 0000000A 100# 100 lockpicks
player.setav carryweight 5000# carryweight 5000
In short a file named "MyCommands.txt" in the Skyrim folder can be run in Skyrim by entering "bat mycommands" in the console.
That's all standard Skyrim console so what does this mod do that the standard Skyrim console not already provide?
Ah, "Autorun". There is one feature that's new, anything else?
for those interested put this into the Autorun.txt (without quotation marks):
"fov XX YY"
XX = camera fov
YY = hands/weapon fov
I used:
"fov 110 75"