are manageable from ArmoredTroll, once you'll have practiced a lot and used to manage the "how to", it'll be easy and far faster to use Tes5edit to manage this kind of things than using CK. May be there are others I didn't test them all, but simple subsection items such as armor, weapons, constructible items, containers, ingredients, leveled items, form ID lists, books, misc, perk, outfits, dialogs, etc. Only seen things like VMAD - virtual machine adapter, (scripts in NPC sub-section) that can only be managed by CK. Tes5edit allows to copy existing recipes, tempering and also conditions, (manually for this last one).
Here's a youtube tutorial that helped me (for another type of mod, but has some good starting info pertinent to this.) Hope it helps. Change what you need, close and save, and it should be in your data files.Īgain, though, bear in mind that I'm just learning this myself, and take all appropriate safety precautions. You can find it, now, by going to the new plugin you created, expanding that instead of skyrim. You may need to click on other items, (ie: an ebony weapon if you need the right code for ebony ingot, etc) and then return to your original record. It should let you enter the appropriate material. Find the steel ingot (close to the top) and right-click > edit. Once you do that, you should see the vanilla and your (for the moment identical) record, side-by-side.
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Right-click on that and "copy as override into." It will let you select an existing mod to add the new record to, or let you create a new mod. Up close to the top you should see the temper for the blades sword. Expand Skyrim and look for ConstructibleObject. Open TES5edit, do the "select none" thing to clear the list, then load up Skyrim.esm only. Bear with me on this, as I'm still a noob.
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