Or do they need to be done IN MO somehow for them to be cleaned in the game? I picked up Mod Organizer (as opposed to NMM), and started downloading mods. I have experience modding Oblivion, so this isnt entirely foreign territory.
#How to use tes5edit with mod oragnizer mods#
I then continued modding, and I am noticing some mods need cleaning.
#How to use tes5edit with mod oragnizer how to#
I looked it up and found a video on how to clean the master files. LOOT told me that my files need cleaning with TES5Edit. In many cases one mod taking precedence over another is a good thing, and is intended. TES5Edit wont show all my mods - posted in Skyrim Mod Troubleshooting: Hello there I use Mod Organizer to mod my game and to fix my load order I use LOOT. So I just got a new video card, meaning I can FINALLY get into modding Skyrim. I am currently loading mods using Mod Organizer and am wondering if using those colors to determine load order is effective. Will MO register that those particular ones (Dawnguard, Hearthfires, and Dragonborn, I believe they are) have been cleaned (from the video)? of 2 - TES5Edit wont open when run through Mod Organizer - posted in Skyrim Mod Troubleshooting: Hey everyone. If I run Tes5 outside of MO (like in Gopher's video, JUST cleaning the files that he does in his video). (After I fix this again by following llja's tutorial) Can I just run Tes5Edit outside of MO (following Gopher's video tutorial) ? And will that work? Will they still be cleaned as if I had done it with MO? Or will MO not recognize the clean files?
If you look at his video at 6:23 however, there is not supposed to be an "Update.esm" file above the Tes5Edit Backups folder. So then I pulled up Gamepoets video on how to run Tes5Edit with MO. And I went into MO then the overwrite folder and deleted the stuff in there.
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