Making a mod making team

[Ladez]

You don't need a script for it. If you have any grasp of what you're doing in FNVEdit, which you should have if you're developing a mod with contributions from several people, then it doesn't take much effort to merge by hand.

 

In fact I'd wager that it'd be required to do it by hand, since a script lacks the ability to weigh what changes you need to preserve and which should be overridden. Especially when multiple versions of a plugin contain the same records but containing different data.

 

Now, do you have anymore concerns regarding my answer, or can we quit beating around the bush?

Edited April 25, 2015 by Ladez

[ChillsEmporium]

You don't need a script for it. If you have any grasp of what you're doing in FNVEdit, which you should have if you're developing a mod with contributions from several people, then it doesn't take much effort to merge by hand.

 

In fact I'd wager that it'd be required to do it by hand, since a script lacks the ability to weigh what changes you need to preserve and which should be overridden. Especially when multiple versions of a plugin contain the same records but containing different data.

 

Now, do you have anymore concerns regarding my answer, or can we quit beating around the bush?

i just know that i use a scrip had it do it all for me and i have no problem with it and it sorts out my mod and work find and all this stuff from all the many many esp it all there http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/58597/?

Edited April 25, 2015 by markjohnwallman

[templeofninpo]

markjohnwallman, cheers.

[ChillsEmporium]

markjohnwallman, cheers.

no problem