I then continued modding, and I am noticing some mods need cleaning.
#How to use tes5edit with mod organizer full#
(No guarantees that this will fix everything, but it will definitely improve performance, if even slightly) Even if you dont use mods, the official DLCs are full if dirty edits and undeleted records.
#How to use tes5edit with mod organizer how to#
I looked it up and found a video on how to clean the master files. Use TES5Edit-Properly Clean Master Files-Remove loose scripts from saves All of these things can improve game performance and prevent crashes. LOOT told me that my files need cleaning with TES5Edit. Or do they need to be done IN MO somehow for them to be cleaned in the game? 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. Will MO register that those particular ones (Dawnguard, Hearthfires, and Dragonborn, I believe they are) have been cleaned (from the video)? (Do not clean Skyrim.esm) Or just click on noted esm or esp either work. If I run Tes5 outside of MO (like in Gopher's video, JUST cleaning the files that he does in his video). Now using your LOOT list of files with dirty edits on it(2 monitors are great for this) In TES5Edit now right click on SKYRIM.ESM and go down the list until you find one that is on LOOT list. (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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