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Skyrim Online used to have a donation button on their website, but took it down soon after. Not entirely clear on the reason but I would say it would have to do with legality as well.

Papyrus functions and Console commands are different, erm. So the answer is no they won't work in console. Sometimes their are similar commands but with SKSE papyrus functions there usually isn't.

How much of a camera bob were you looking for o.O?

It sounds to me like you didn't change the root directory to the location in which you had your files. Ensure the 'Root Dir:' field is the upper most folder (so the folder that is containing your meshes, textures, script, Interface, SEQ etc... folders.) if you do not and the directory you are trying to add is not contained within the Root Directory it will default to your actual Root Directory (Normally C:, D:, E: etc.)

Scripted movement can be done via the use of the SetPlayerAIDriven which will allow AI packages to be run on the player. EDIT: You could instead of using packages use PathToReference, but either way the player must be set as AI driven.

I use Creation kit racked up over a thousand hours in it over the past three months and it hasn't crashed on me once, and never really had an issue with bugs (Oh except for one which pissed me off). Skyrim however....now that's crashed on me hundreds of times.

That's the Skyrim Community for you.

SetEssential and SetProtected are ActorBase script commands, Actor References will not be effected by the change until the Actor either re-levels (if a non temporary), or if it's a temporary actor....well it loses the change when it re-levels but the reference won't be effected either way. Quest Alias flags work a bit differently though with the Flags working on the References themselves until they are removed from the alias. So for this to do what you want it to do you will have to either make the changes to the Actor Base before you spawn the actor (Not just enable) or Use the Quest Alias Flags instead.

Skyrim Scripts are separate in a .pex (compiled) or .psc (Source) file within Data\Script or Data\Script\Source (They can also be in .bsa's which means you will have to decompile the bsa to get to it.) SkyUI has all their source available on their GitHub. It not just scripting that is changed with SkyUI but also the .swfs that make up the menus interface.

Well it would be classified as a utility and there is nothing wrong with that... Even if it is something as simple as this.

To my knowledge there is no console command nor mod that does exactly what you ask. Have you tried Ethereal Elven OverHaul ? EDIT: there is one command you may be able to use within Console "setplayerrace highelfrace" but using this command may or may not cause issues later on.

If you head into the DialogueGeneric Quest in the MISC section there are hello Topics within the topic you can change the 'Hours until reset:' counter to stop them being able to constantly say that topic. Could do the same in the Filtered Dialogue window as well.

Oh I beg to disagree. You mean to say, no one who has the talent is doing it and everyone who could want such doesn't have the skill to pull it off. That is what you should have said rather than be so Thalmorish to assume we all think like you do or agree with whatever it is you think things should be. ??? Everything this dude posts is weird (to say the least), don't mind him I wouldn't say that, I've seen quite a few of her posts and they've been fairly constructive... this one though... I think I see the point but not sure as to why?

WHAAAAAT Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh :facepalm: its not that earth shattering, when's the last time you made or used a mod that edited formlists? I use Form Lists fairly often as well as I enjoy the functionality of using Conditions, but I don't see this as much of an issue unless your adding it to a vanilla formlist... I'm surprise you didn't know though Enai when it says all on the Creation kit wiki it really means all. ;)

But why exactly don't you wish to use 1.9.32.0? (Which btw has been out for a fair chunk of time now.)