Rename the shortcut to SSEEdit Quick Auto CleanĤ. Navigate to your SSEEdit installation, right-click SSEEdit64.exe > Create ShortcutĢ.
#HOW TO USE TES5EDIT TO QUICK AUTO CLEAN MANUAL#
This means that using Quick Clean will now produce a different CRC than using the old manual method (explicitly applying filter and explicitly performing UDR and remove ITM).ġ. This forces these elements to be individually saved, instead of simply writing out the bytes from the original file. To fix this issue, 圎dit is now marking all groups and main records as modified before saving when using Quick Clean. This is an old issue that’s already present in 3.2.1 and probably before. Quick Clean mode automatically turns off “Simple Records” (to ensure the largest number of possible ITMs are recognized) and sets “I Know What I’m Doing” mode (to prevent the edit warning).Ī user reported that after cleaning Dawnguard.esm, parts of the soul cairn worldspace do no longer load in the game.
quickautoclean - same as above, but the “Filter, UDR, Remove ITM” sequence is repeated 3 times, automatically saving the file after each iteration, and finally “BOSS/LOOT Cleaning Report” is executed. quickclean - after selecting a single module, the module and required masters are loaded, a filter for cleaning is automatically applied for the selected module only, and “Undelete and Disable References” and “Remove “Identical to Master” records” are executed for the selected module. XEdit can be started with the following parameters: These sub modes will now show in the Window Caption of the Main Window, to make it easy to see that 圎dit has been started in one of these modes. Quick Clean: TES4EditQuickClean.exe or SSEEditQC.exe Quick Auto Clean: FNVEditQuickAutoClean.exe or FO4EditQAC.exe To use these modes, you can rename the as e.g.: These sub modes of Edit mode can now be accessed using the name of the exe in addition to use of parameters. More information about Quick Auto Clean can be found in this What’s New document RTFM! Please watch Gamer Poets video for more information: Manual Cleaning functions of old 圎dit are now deprecated! Use the new and automatic "Quick Auto Clean" function instead (圎dit4.0.2).
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