Difference between revisions of "TES5Edit Documentation"

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Wrye Flash creates its patches using Bash tags, which are set by the mod author. These tags allow the program to more accurately merge the files than FNVEdit, because only the tagged items are patched. FNVEdit on the other hand, pulls the entire record from the master and attempts to make sense of it all. In other words, Wyre Bash is more precise.
Wrye Flash creates its patches using Bash tags, which are set by the mod author. These tags allow the program to more accurately merge the files than FNVEdit, because only the tagged items are patched. FNVEdit on the other hand, pulls the entire record from the master and attempts to make sense of it all. In other words, Wyre Bash is more precise.


FNVEdit is still needed, because sometimes mods have missing tags or there are 2 mods attempting to edit the same thing and you must decide which one you want to use. To fix these issues, it is recommended that you make an Manual Patch.  
FNVEdit is still needed, because sometimes mods have missing tags or there are 2 mods attempting to edit the same thing and you must decide which one you want to win. To fix these issues, it is recommended that you make an Manual Patch.  


Step-by Step Instructions:
Step-by Step Instructions:
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# Create a Bashed patch. Only select the .esm and esp files for the patch.  
# Create a Bashed patch. Only select the .esm and esp files for the patch.  
#:DO NOT INCLUDE GLOBAL OR ANY OTHER TWEAKS UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING.  
#:DO NOT INCLUDE GLOBAL OR ANY OTHER TWEAKS UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING.  
# Open FNVEdit, select the Bashed patch and apply these filter settings: [http://imgur.com/o7f2J2v]  
# Open FNVEdit. Select all of your files, including the Bash patch and apply these filter settings: [http://imgur.com/o7f2J2v]  
# Make your Manual patch and fix any inconsistencies.
# Go through each entry. Drag any corrections over to your Bash patch if it shows up in the right View Tab. If the Bash patch does
  not appear, then you will need to add the corrections to your Manual patch.
# Place the Manual patch BEFORE the Bashed patch in your load order. All done!
# Place the Manual patch BEFORE the Bashed patch in your load order. All done!


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