Please Help Me Learn to Mod

[bloomingdedalus]

I have Successfully made my First Mod with this Detailed Instruction Tutorial

:thumbsup:

 

Even though i still dont understand allot, i managed to make a Summon Barbas Conjuration Spell in witch i can somehow Conjure 2 Barbas (not sure how that happened) :blush:

 

He is Immortal and you cant Kill it or interact with it, i also made the Barking Quieter and he stays around for 1 Minute ;)

 

I still dont know how to Rotate a Scene or click a certain object, because whatever i click or move, the entire Floor Moves. I want to move up or down and left or right, since i manage to drop something, but its in the air at the CK. :unsure:

 

So heres the Summon Barbas Book Mod you can find near the Fireplace of the Riverwood Inn with a very Broken Building and Floor. :laugh:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/a57zr3

 

Now how do you put the Book within a Chest or a Sack or a Dead Body. :ermm:

 

Take it, Test it, Fix it, Re-Upload it and Modding is a *censored*. :tongue:

 

By the way, is that Youtube Person a Member here, because he did a Teleport Tutorial, but he started in the Middle of his Video and i was stuck on what to do, please get him and ask him to make Another Teleport Tutorial. :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=2cQdDnAaCkM

 

The Creation Kit isn't a user friendly apparatus. It's professional software designed for professional game design. It has a huge learning curve, that's just something you have to get used to. To rotate the scene you hold down shift with the render window selected. To pan the camera in the scene you hold down space with the window selected. In many respects, Blender 3d is an easier program to use than this and it makes Photoshop look like child's play, but it is easier than Unity 3d. It's hard to force people to make tutorials. I spent twelve hours a few days ago just trying to get an NPC play a flute properly and put it away and stop him from making the flute noise when I interrupt him and I still didn't get it to work properly. Modding Bethesda games isn't easy unless you're just designing a dungeon with some chests and monsters - and even then you still have to know some stuff. It takes a lot of time to learn the creation kit, and just as long to actually design mods, depending on what you're doing.

 

good luck.

[daventry]

Im starting to see that the CK is a Professional Program and not some Easy Tool and thanks for the Advice :D Edited December 24, 2012 by daventry

[tyrannynexus]

honestly daventry your attitude is extremely unpleasant to work with. All of these people have offered help to you. Jiggle linked you to the bethesda tutorial series which explains everything your complaining about in the creation kit in very thick detail. If you're serious about modding i suggest you check them out. The tutorials from users your going to watch will assume you already know these basics and are designed to expand your knowledge not go through every minute detail every time they make a video. Edited December 24, 2012 by tyrannynexus

[bloomingdedalus]

honestly daventry your attitude is extremely unpleasant to work with. All of these people have offered help to you. Jiggle linked you to the bethesda tutorial series which explains everything your complaining about in the creation kit in very thick detail. If you're serious about modding i suggest you check them out. The tutorials from users your going to watch will assume you already know these basics and are designed to expand your knowledge not go through every minute detail every time they make a video.

 

I actually owned this book when I was a kid... To be fair to him, this level design software was far easier than Bethesda's - it's unfortunate that the same thing doesn't exist for GECK and the Creation Kit:

 

http://compare.ebay.com/like/251121862517?var=lv&ltyp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar

[ZennonKrupa]

tyrannynexus: What attitude is pleasant to work with?

[Deleted1308005User]

tyrannynexus: What attitude is pleasant to work with?

 

Open Mind, experimenting + calm personality, and patience.

[ZennonKrupa]

In my opinion daventry has displayed all of those in his query, just in a culturally influenced and scattered way.