How do I make compatibility patch?

[Exodus1111]

Reading up on this it seems it is not as easy as it perhaps should be.

 

So im trying to get two .esp's to work together by creating a third .esp.

 

That was my original thought anyway, it seems that is not possible.

 

SO i guess i could convert one .esp to an .esm, but im just guessing here.

 

Any tutorial on this or insight to share?

I know Oblivion had some programs that would fool TES into making an .esp a master, but I never played Oblivion, and I certainly never modded for it.

 

Hopefully someone with experience in Compatibility patching can give me some points as to what is the best course of action here.

 

-Exo

[LadyMilla]

Reading up on this it seems it is not as easy as it perhaps should be.

 

So im trying to get two .esp's to work together by creating a third .esp.

 

That was my original thought anyway, it seems that is not possible.

 

SO i guess i could convert one .esp to an .esm, but im just guessing here.

 

Any tutorial on this or insight to share?

I know Oblivion had some programs that would fool TES into making an .esp a master, but I never played Oblivion, and I certainly never modded for it.

 

Hopefully someone with experience in Compatibility patching can give me some points as to what is the best course of action here.

 

-Exo

 

FNVedit is the utility you want to use.

This is your user manual for FO3edit, but it is mostly applicable to FNVedit too: Fallout3 Training Manual for FO3Edit

 

Look up the merged patch section, and also read the master update information.

 

Hope this helps.

[Exodus1111]

Reading up on this it seems it is not as easy as it perhaps should be.

 

So im trying to get two .esp's to work together by creating a third .esp.

 

That was my original thought anyway, it seems that is not possible.

 

SO i guess i could convert one .esp to an .esm, but im just guessing here.

 

Any tutorial on this or insight to share?

I know Oblivion had some programs that would fool TES into making an .esp a master, but I never played Oblivion, and I certainly never modded for it.

 

Hopefully someone with experience in Compatibility patching can give me some points as to what is the best course of action here.

 

-Exo

 

FNVedit is the utility you want to use.

This is your user manual for FO3edit, but it is mostly applicable to FNVedit too: Fallout3 Training Manual for FO3Edit

 

Look up the merged patch section, and also read the master update information.

 

Hope this helps.

 

 

Awesomesauce!

 

Thank you very much.

 

 

-Exo