Difference between revisions of "Talk:Bethesda Tutorial Customizing Weapons & Armor"

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Hey what's up I absolutely love the creation kit and find it extremely easy to use for a novice such as myself, however I would love to create new original weapon designs and armors like what you see on the nexus, or in the steam workshop for instance, rather then strictly editing the stats of these items. I was wondering if the creation kit supports this sort of modding or if there are other (preferably easy to use) programs for this purpose or even an update that allows this sort of creating either way please help if you know any good programs or can make that update happen. Thanks. --[[User:TwoInThePink16|TwoInThePink16]] ([[User talk:TwoInThePink16|talk]]) 2016-04-23T23:43:26 (EDT)
Hey what's up I absolutely love the creation kit and find it extremely easy to use for a novice such as myself, however I would love to create new original weapon designs and armors like what you see on the nexus, or in the steam workshop for instance, rather then strictly editing the stats of these items. I was wondering if the creation kit supports this sort of modding or if there are other (preferably easy to use) programs for this purpose or even an update that allows this sort of creating either way please help if you know any good programs or can make that update happen. Thanks. --[[User:TwoInThePink16|TwoInThePink16]] ([[User talk:TwoInThePink16|talk]]) 2016-04-23T23:43:26 (EDT)
== Searching for an item by finding its hexadecimal value (finding ID of newly-created Vorpal Sword) ==
When trying to find the ID of the '''Vorpal Sword''' that was created, should it be
<pre>help VorpalSword 0</pre>
which searches for ''all'' instances of '''VorpalSword''', including ones that
are part of the name of a function? I offer a suggestion to change it to this:
<pre>help VorpalSword 4</pre>
which has a more precise search, making the search take slightly less time as
well as also having the benefit of knowing where to stop looking (if you happen
to have been entering one-line commands / command responses right before it).
For those that don't know, the basic syntax for '''help''' is the following:<br>
'''help ''name'' [''searchType'']'''<br>
''name'' being what to search for (surround in quotes if the search query contains
spaces, like "Spell Tome")<br>
''searchType'' being an integer between 0 and 4 inclusive (defaults to 0, search
everything, and just trying to find an item ID, 4 is more precise; think category search)

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