Difference between revisions of "Mod Cleaning Tutorial"

For example, if you have accidentally changed a default container, you can easily spot this under the Container branch because you'll see a container record there with a FormID starting with 00 (records starting with 00 are always from Oblivion.esm, while records starting with 01 are new things added by your plugin).  

For example, if you have accidentally changed a default container, you can easily spot this under the Container branch because you'll see a container record there with a FormID starting with 00 (records starting with 00 are always from Oblivion.esm, while records starting with 01 are new things added by your plugin).  

To remove these dirty container records, expand the Containers branch, select the dirty records (Ctrl-Click to get multiple records), click the ''Ignore'' button, then click ''Save Plugin''.

To remove these dirty container records, expand the Containers branch, select the dirty records (Ctrl-Click to get multiple records), click the ''Ignore'' button, then click ''Save Plugin''.

If your mod contains several dirty creature records, the process is the same:

If your mod contains several dirty creature records, the process is the same:

To remove these dirty container records, expand the Creatures branch, select the records you want to remove (Ctrl-Click to get multiple records), click the ''Ignore'' button, then click ''Save Plugin''.

To remove these dirty container records, expand the Creatures branch, select the records you want to remove (Ctrl-Click to get multiple records), click the ''Ignore'' button, then click ''Save Plugin''.