I just wanted to quickly stress the importance of learning how to use xEdit, even if just for the most basic functions. There are tons of guides and youtube videos explaining how to use it.

Mar 3, 2021 · You don't need programming knowledge to make patches on xedit. Its UI looks intimidating because it hides all its operations in right click menus and it isn't always obvious where you should right click, but once you know where to find things it's pretty intuitive.

May 20, 2022 · The importance of xEdit (LE | SE) is not a new concept, but even after my 2 years of use (which I understand is probably on the lower end of the spectrum for mod users!), there is still so much I don't know. I figured it might be fun and helpful to get some ideas about tips and tricks you all use, especially those that are either super helpful to new users or random and …

Oct 31, 2023 · Worth noting that once you have the latest version of xEdit (from discord) you need to rename the 64bit executable "SF1Edit.exe" in order to run in Starfield mode. Didn't find this info readily available and took some googling to figure out.

Sep 4, 2021 · Here's a basic overview of the important record types you see in xEdit (what you see when you expand a plugin) and what they mean overall. Plus some little tidbits I might have for some.

Sep 23, 2021 · This video provides an overview of how to quickly and easily determine conflicts and load order based on conflicts using xEdit and one simple filter in it.

Aug 8, 2020 · An xEdit merged patch is a similar conflict resolution patch made via xEdit script, though using Mator Smash renders it redundant nowadays, as its main purpose was to cover the record types not handled by Wrye Bash.

Oct 28, 2023 · xEdit for Starfield right now has some limitations, but these limits are in place due to strange design choices by Bethesda and other issues, as the xEdit dev has laid out on the Github.

May 12, 2020 · Hey guys, I just want to say that if you are new to modding then I highly recommend you learn how to use xEdit. I’ve notice that many of the problems I have with mods that I enjoy can easily be solved with xEdit. For instance, I love Skyrim revamped but the falmer being invisible was annoying for me. So I just used xEdit and deleted that part and it was much …

First open xedit, click on the esm in question, and click OK. Wait for xedit to load, then click the + to expand under the esm in question, open up record flags, and then edit the record ID in the right pane, and deselect esm.