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=Loading Your Plugin in the Game=

# Advanced users may prefer to open the [[Configuration Files|SkyrimCustom.ini]] file and manually specify the plugin(s) to load.

For now, just use the launcher to select the plugin you just created.

Run the game as usual. Once skyrim has started up, use '''"~"''' to open the [[:Category:Console_Commands|console]]. (You can close it again with the ~ key, too)  This allows us access to many special debugging commands which are important for testing our plugins. The console is available from the main menu and at any point while running the game except during loading screens.

We've just enabled invincibility (<code>TGM</code>: [[ToggleGodMode]]), turned on a wireframe view (<code>TWF</code>: [[ToggleWireframe]]), and teleported into the Inn at Riverwood (<code>COC</code>: [[CenterOnCell]]).  There are a lot of other [[:Category:Console_Commands|console commands]], and these are just a few examples to give you an idea how it works; there are many more console commands available.

{{ProTip|Using mods and console commands, it is quite easy to "break" the game, and savegames (and autosaves!) made in that state may be unusable, so do ensure that any saves you care about are in a safe save slot before testing, and are not saved to during testing.

You can also open the console while at the main menu and use the <code>COC</code> command without even loading a savegame: this will start you as a basic starting character.  

Image:UsingLauncherToLoadPlugin.jpg|<b>Fig. 2</b>: The Skyrim Launcher. Plugins can be loaded/unloaded from the '''Data Files''' menu option.

=What Now?=

Once you have the Creation Kit installed and running, you're ready to start modding. If you have experience with previous modding tools for Bethesda Game Studios games such as Morrowind, Oblivion or Fallout 3, you may want to spend some time simply exploring the tool to see what's new and what's familiar. You may also like to look over our [[What's New?]] page for an overview.

If you aren't an experienced modder, we recommend browsing the [[:Category:Tutorials|Tutorials Hub]], which includes tutorial series designed to take a complete novice through the process of creating a new dungeon and simple quest. Those with modding experience or specific interests may wish to skim these tutorials for specific subject matter they're interested in as well. Example plugins are provided at every stage, so you can simply jump in where your interest lies if you don't wish to do the entire tutorial series.

If you've got a question that isn't answered on the wiki, or if you're just looking for someplace to discuss mod ideas with the community, be sure to check out [http://forums.bethsoft.com/index.php?/forum/117-v-skyrim/ the official forums], or any of the other great Elder Scrolls and Fallout modding communities out there!

Bethesda Game Studios has long enjoyed a thriving and vibrant mod community, which we owe to the creativity and ingenuity of people just like you. It is our sincere hope that you find everything you need here and within the Creation Engine modding community to realize your creative visions. We can't wait to see what you come up with. Good luck!