You should also save before and after each time you use it. You'll have to copy the reference records into a new plugin though, 圎dit won't let you edit the Fallout4.esm (or Skyrim.esm) directly (to avoid people accidentally ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ it up and then blaming the makers of 圎dit). This works for more than just reference records, it also works for changing references within records, such as the contents of a container, or what keyword an OMOD uses. You mean replace all the references with another base object, without having to do it all manually? Yep, 圎dit is awesome.ġ) Right click on the base record -> change referencing recordsĢ) type in the full form ID you want it changed toģ) select which ones you want to replace (if you want to replace all of them, just right click-> select all) Most of the named places will have their name as part of the Cell name, but not all of them. It will say what cell the reference is in, but there are a decent number of cells with no name. This is great for finding the reference ID of unique objects (like named NPCs), but if it is used a lot it can be a pain to figure out which one is the specific one you want to find.

If it says REFR under signature it is a reference ID. This lists all records that reference it. type the base id, including any initial 0s into the FormID search bar)Ĥ) At the bottom of the screen there should now be a 'Referenced By' tab between 'View' and 'Messages'. Wait for it to finishģ) Go to the record for the object in question (i.e. Every single Form ID listed on that spreadsheet is a base ID.Īlso, for those looking to find the reference IDs for an object you have the base ID for:Ģ) Right Click -> other -> Build Reference Info. Form ID = Base ID unless it is a reference ID. Might want to make sure you know what you are talking about before you 'correct' people.

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