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Here's how to add all your tiny little fix mods and tweaks into one esp so you won't have to deal with 20 different perk fix and small change esps.

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  1. jtzeal
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    humble genius drives me crazy. sure this was simple.. for you. i grant it may be simple for me too, but... i could not see it well and and maybe i am 'slow' but i don't get it. i Really Appreciate All that you have contributed to modding over the years, and wish i could understand more of the help you have offered. is this the way Wyre bash works? or similar tools?
  2. JoeCasaubon
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    Just wanted to drop a big thank you for this video, Elianora. A clear and brief explanation that helped me out instantly. Thanks!
  3. Gorgantus
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    Eli, I just wanted to know if I added all the data from several .esp files into a new one and then used the new esp and zipped it up with the meshes, textures and other files from the original files would it mess things up? Or is it safe to zip up the new esp and file folders into one and reinstall it as a new mod and delete the old ones?

    Gorgantus
    1. Elianora
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      It should work just fine
  4. herrnan
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    What if one of those mods had a new update? what would be the procedure to follow. thanks for your tutorial elianora
    1. Elianora
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      You'd have to make a new merge, or if it's a new thing added to the mod (new armour for example), add it to the mod with xEdit.
  5. Radulykan
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    Thank you so much Ellie you rock!!!!!
  6. kurecore
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    the .esp where i need to copy into isnt showing in the list :/
    Edit:
    ok figured out ,it depends on your loadorder if you actualy had the mods instaled,but its acctualy the same i always did ,just wanted to add items from new mod(.esp only) to another one(.esp only) ,but had to get make copy as new items...else i wont get rid of the master (or idk other way) so i loosed them objects in game
  7. STR4NGERxD4NGER
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    So, after I create a merged plugin I can safely disable the original mods, right?

    If I no longer need to enable the original mod(s) is it also safe to uninstall and delete the original mod(s)?
    1. BullBars1
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      Just un-check them. You still need the data from them.
  8. ArtaniS84
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    The "Base Esp" I want to merge into is not showing up in the selection
  9. JustANewb
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    So I have the Weightless Fallout mod and it contains A LOT of esp. I deep override it into Weightless.esp.

    My question is, can I deactivate all the other ESPs when my save file was using all the other weightless ESPs before??

    Fairly new to modding, sorry bout that.
    1. Elianora
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      You should be able to. The new mod's weight settings should kick in when the old ones are disabled
    2. JustANewb
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      Works like a charm! Thanks Eli!
    3. JustANewb
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      Hi Eli! Thank you for your advice before, now my ESPs are pretty organized!

      Just want to ask though. How do I delete an ESP that was merged with others?

      Reason is I found this new settlement mod but I already have an existing one that was merged with the others before. I want to delete the old one and install then merge the new one. How do I do that?

      Currently using your Armor Compendium outfit BTW. Really digging those outfits! (^_^)d
    4. BlazeStryker
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      Basically, you work up a complete new merge of all the others and your new one then replace the first merged esp with that one. It's the same thing you go through if you feel a need to update source mods.
  10. crusaderyn
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    Hello Elianora, thanks for your tutorial. I know this is only for combining simple mods, while I learned from another tutorial(https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/20752/) that combining some large mods without MASTER file reference. But I still got the issues if mods use its own scripts file. Even I had correct the scripts name in new .esp, it still not works in my saved game. Any solution?

    BTW, I watched another tutorial on youtube that using build-in script of TES5edit to auto merge multiple mods. Unfortunately, I couldn't find such function in FO4edit.
    Waiting for your reply....
    1. twist3dimages
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      Can you provide the link for the TES5edit script?