DIRTY Plugins Are Affecting Your Modding! | SSEEdit Plugin Cleaning Skyrim SE Guide

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Published on July 28, 2019 6:00:02 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ib3vkzmYlWQ

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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (2011)

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TIMESTAMPS
Start - 0:36
Dirty Plugin Explanation - 1:11
SSEEdit Installation - 4:21
Finding Dirty Plugins - 5:09
DLC Plugins & Steam - 6:15
Plugin Cleaning - 6:46

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Dirty plugins are out there, and if you don't know how to combat them, they could cause issues with your modded game. This 2019 Skyrim Modding Guide will explain what Dirty Plugins are and why they need to be cleaned. We will go through the installation of SSEEdit and use it to clean our official DLC master plugins.

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DIRTY Plugins Are Affecting Your Modding! | SSEEdit Plugin Cleaning Skyrim SE


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First things first, this video is part of a series of guides for MO2 so if I’m talking about something you don’t understand it was covered prior. See the playlist in the description.
Definitions
So Plugin cleaning. What is and what does it do? To understand this, we first have to define some terminology: Identical to master records or ITM records for short, deleted references and deleted navmeshes. These are the 3 main issues that are cleaning your plugins resolves, and we’ll go over why they exist in a little bit. For now let me explain records, references, and navmeshes.
Records
As we already know, plugin files contain data necessary for their changes to take effect. These bits of data are called records, and we’ll now be referring to them as such. Records are literally everything from the damage an Iron Dagger does to the height of an NPCs cheekbones. So again, literally all the data needed for a plugin to function.
References
But what happens when one record affects the data of another record or maybe one record needs another record to function? These records have to be connected somehow, and this is done through something called references. So when we say a record references another record, you can physically think of an arrow point from one piece of data to another.
Navmeshes
Navmeshes, on the other hand, are used by NPC AI to pathfind around the game world. Here I’ve loaded up Skyrim in the Creation Kit, Bethesda’s in-house game editor, and set the navmesh to be visible. All the terrain covered by the red polygons you are seeing are places accessible to NPCs in the game. Without em, NPC’s, including companions and enemies, cannot move around.
Hopefully now Identical to Master Records deleted references and deleted navmeshes are somewhat self-explanatory. ITM Records being duplicate records that are identical to one another, removed references being references that have been deleted and deleted navmeshes being the same... Full Written Guide on our Official Website: https://aicavehub.com/xedit-plugin-cleaning-guide-skyrim-se/

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