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=== Downloading XEdit from Nexus === | === Downloading XEdit from Nexus === | ||
* [[TES5Edit#Installation|Additional TES5Edit Installation NOTE:]] The above instructions are from the training manual however, xEdit can be placed in any folder. | |||
XEdit works on Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7. Other platforms or Windows simulators may or may not work and are not officially supported. XEdit is available for download from Nexus, one of the most outstanding sources for Fallout3, Fallout: New Vegas, Oblivion and Skyrim content. | XEdit works on Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7. Other platforms or Windows simulators may or may not work and are not officially supported. XEdit is available for download from Nexus, one of the most outstanding sources for Fallout3, Fallout: New Vegas, Oblivion and Skyrim content. | ||
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What makes these special is that the records are referenced in the game's main master file (e.g., FalloutNV.esm for Fallout: New Vegas and Skyrim.esm for Skyrim) but are NOT contained in the game's main master file (they are in the binary). XEdit automatically loads these hardcoded records at the same load order index [00] as the game's main master file so that these hardcoded values can be used in conflict detection and resolution. These records will display as coming from the game executable (e.g., FalloutNV.esm for Fallout: New Vegas and Skyrim.esm for Skyrim). You should not touch this file unless you are uninstalling XEdit. | What makes these special is that the records are referenced in the game's main master file (e.g., FalloutNV.esm for Fallout: New Vegas and Skyrim.esm for Skyrim) but are NOT contained in the game's main master file (they are in the binary). XEdit automatically loads these hardcoded records at the same load order index [00] as the game's main master file so that these hardcoded values can be used in conflict detection and resolution. These records will display as coming from the game executable (e.g., FalloutNV.esm for Fallout: New Vegas and Skyrim.esm for Skyrim). You should not touch this file unless you are uninstalling XEdit. | ||
=== DirectX and Requirements === | === DirectX and Requirements === | ||