[LE] TESVEdit Create Seq File Noob Question

[Praecox420]

Sorry for the very noob questions. Just trying to learn more about TESVEdit. :p

But from what I understand, this function creates a SEQ file for creating quest and follower mods (for dialogues)?

What if I accidentally create a seq file for some mod/esm that doesn't really need it? Let's say the Skyrim esm, will it generate something at all or create any mess on my files?

And lastly, If I open TESVEdit within Mod Organizer (1), does it generate in the mod folder or in the overwrite folder?

 

Thank you!

[Sovrath]

  On 4/17/2021 at 9:26 AM, Praecox420 said:

Sorry for the very noob questions. Just trying to learn more about TESVEdit. :tongue:

 

But from what I understand, this function creates a SEQ file for creating quest and follower mods (for dialogues)?

 

What if I accidentally create a seq file for some mod/esm that doesn't really need it? Let's say the Skyrim esm, will it generate something at all or create any mess on my files?

 

And lastly, If I open TESVEdit within Mod Organizer (1), does it generate in the mod folder or in the overwrite folder?

 

Thank you!

Doing a quick test I tried to create a seq file on skyrim.esm and tesV edit created "nothing." As shown

 

So are you sure you actually created a seq file with skyrim.esm?

 

I then loaded both Skryim and my mod and created a seq file then deleted it from the folder and just created one from my mod and a new seq file appeared. Meaning, if you feel you messed up, I think just deleting it and making a seq file "just" on your mod should put you in a good place.

 

It doesn't seem like TESV edit includeds Skryim given that it didn't generate one from the original test.

 

I hope that helps. Maybe someone else has more insight.

[Praecox420]

Thanks! Just wanted to get more insight how the file generating works, specifially when using TESVEdit within MO. It seems like a created SEQ files will be saved on MO's overwrite folder. Thanks again!