Fantastically helpful :) This is the kind of helpful tut modders need. By modders I mean those of us that have zero understanding of how things work as long as we know someone on YT that does. Like you.
Great video, I was a little rusty on my Wrye Bash knowledge and this helped a lot! It should also be noted that MO2 places the newly created Bashed Patch in the Overwrite folder. You should right click on Overwrite -> create new mod to get the patch out of there. This is also helpful if you have more than one profile, and allows you to make different Bashed Patches for each of them.
Adjusting the time scale in these games has much farther reaching effects than simply speeding up or slowing down the sunrise. There are other settings tied to to timescale that adjusting the timescale may screw up and cause things like save corruption and other unforeseen effects. Only do this if you know exactly what you're doing or don't plan on playing a character for long playthroughs.
As with any auto-generated file I've always gone through the patch generated manually just to make sure the patches changes are consistent with the game I'm wanting to make. I recommend to anybody making a patch to open the patch in XEdit and edit the file accordingly. This does require a bit more knowledge than most might have but it's important to understand that you probably shouldn't deeply mod your game unless you're willing to learn what the mods are actually doing anyway.
i found it super hard to get into it, for me i create bash patch with synthesis ,so muuuuch easier mfor plugin limit i made all ESP into ESM or esl( also for the 1 mill cap )
Hmm, why not using LOOT for sorting load order? Also I assume we have to do bashed Patch first before Synthesispatch right? (I use Synthesis for AI Overhaul patch, Experience and vertex landscape).
That was my bad. I confused the DynDoLod.esm with a regular .esp master which just needs to go bellow every other .esm. For me it was position 23/255. once I did that I didnt have to deactivate it and went through just like it did for you.
If I only want the level lists changes, can I unclick the other options when "rebuilding patch"? For example can I uncheck all import ect and enable only "leveled lists" ? (I'm new sorry 😞)
I heard that it's not good to play with time speed settings (ie setting 1 hr of game time for 1hr of real time - at least in consol). Something to do with game stability. Is what you're doing different then setting the timescale in console? If not, how long have been using it and have you had any troubles with it?
Hi, I only use this feature when recording videos to keep lighting consistent so I don't have to keep using the console. When I play I generally don't mess with time speed.
wow a vid about wyre bash 13 days ago and not 13 years ago
We truly live in blessed times!
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Fantastically helpful :)
This is the kind of helpful tut modders need.
By modders I mean those of us that have zero understanding of how things work as long as we know someone on YT that does. Like you.
Great video, I was a little rusty on my Wrye Bash knowledge and this helped a lot! It should also be noted that MO2 places the newly created Bashed Patch in the Overwrite folder. You should right click on Overwrite -> create new mod to get the patch out of there. This is also helpful if you have more than one profile, and allows you to make different Bashed Patches for each of them.
Adjusting the time scale in these games has much farther reaching effects than simply speeding up or slowing down the sunrise. There are other settings tied to to timescale that adjusting the timescale may screw up and cause things like save corruption and other unforeseen effects. Only do this if you know exactly what you're doing or don't plan on playing a character for long playthroughs.
Thanks for this, very helpful!
As with any auto-generated file I've always gone through the patch generated manually just to make sure the patches changes are consistent with the game I'm wanting to make. I recommend to anybody making a patch to open the patch in XEdit and edit the file accordingly. This does require a bit more knowledge than most might have but it's important to understand that you probably shouldn't deeply mod your game unless you're willing to learn what the mods are actually doing anyway.
i found it super hard to get into it, for me i create bash patch with synthesis ,so muuuuch easier mfor plugin limit i made all ESP into ESM or esl( also for the 1 mill cap )
Thanks, I'll check it out!
I wonder if Wrye Bash or that Synthesis fusion patcher is better. I migrated to the Fusion patcher and just run it with all the atomatic settings on.
Hmm, why not using LOOT for sorting load order? Also I assume we have to do bashed Patch first before Synthesispatch right? (I use Synthesis for AI Overhaul patch, Experience and vertex landscape).
Savior. Btw, when I did it, it didn't show the Master error window, directly went to bashed patch window, is this expected
That was my bad. I confused the DynDoLod.esm with a regular .esp master which just needs to go bellow every other .esm. For me it was position 23/255. once I did that I didnt have to deactivate it and went through just like it did for you.
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Does it disable plugins it patches thus reducing plugins from 254 like zmerge?
But what does it do? make the mods compatible? or replace the patched mods with 1 plugin? if so, do i disable the mods? I'm very confused lol
with the converting to esl how can you tell how many records the esp has?
If I only want the level lists changes, can I unclick the other options when "rebuilding patch"? For example can I uncheck all import ect and enable only "leveled lists" ? (I'm new sorry 😞)
Or is it safe to import all?
Yes, it's all optional. Shouldnt cause any issues
I heard that it's not good to play with time speed settings (ie setting 1 hr of game time for 1hr of real time - at least in consol). Something to do with game stability. Is what you're doing different then setting the timescale in console? If not, how long have been using it and have you had any troubles with it?
Hi, I only use this feature when recording videos to keep lighting consistent so I don't have to keep using the console. When I play I generally don't mess with time speed.