How to change a mod's Master?

[folgore62]

I recently added Dawn of Skyrim to my load order, but there's a problem: the mod author recently changed the name of the esp. Currently it is Dawn of Skyrim.esp. Previously it was Blues Skyrim.esp. The result of this is that some patches have "Dawn" as the master, others have "Blues." I want to set all the patches that currently have "Blues" as the master to "Dawn." But how do I do this? I google this topic regarding xEdit and search it at YouTube but come up with nothing. I've been told that it can be done easily with Wrye Bash, but the window for Masters in Wrye Bash is down to a sliver and I can't see any Masters listed at all, it is unusable in its current size. Does anyone know how to resize windows in Wrye Bash?

Or if anyone has a better way to change mod masters, I would gladly accept guidance toward other methods. Thanks.

[IsharaMeradin]

In WB you should be able to move the cursor onto the divider line then click and move it over while holding to resize it.

[folgore62]

In WB you should be able to move the cursor onto the divider line then click and move it over while holding to resize it.

 

I tried that, it didn't work for the Masters window. It did work for the other windows.

[IsharaMeradin]

There is a vertical divider line between the plugin list and the fields populated depending upon selected plugin. This divider line can be moved to increase the width of said fields (including the Masters section). Then at the bottom of the Description section the cursor should change and allow you to reduce the height of the Description and increase the height of the Masters section.

 

There is a fixed minimum width and a fixed minimum height. It is impossible unless on a really small resolution to have any of these fields appear as a small sliver. I suggest making sure that WB is at maximum window size and / or that none of it is hanging off the edge of the screen and then try adjusting the size of the Masters section.

 

All that said, I would be careful with just changing the name of any master file for a plugin. Unless you can verify that the modified records still exist with the same FormID number within the new plugin then changing the master file name could very well break the dependent plugin's ability to function properly.