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ĮCHO Syncrhonizing mod - update masters and header. REM * Rename mod and backup back to original name. Tes3cmd clean -hide-backups -replace -instances -cell-params -dups -junk-cells %TMP% > %LOG% 2>&1 REM * Temporarily rename mod to bypass tes3cmd no-clean behavior.

Tes3cmd clean -hide-backups -replace %MOD% > %LOG% 2>&1 You may not see activity for someĮCHO time, especially on larger mods. REM * Notify user that cleaning has begun.

ĮCHO Pre-clean / pre-sync mod header contents. REM * Append original mod header contents to log file. ĮCHO Cleaning of %MOD% initiated on %DATE% at %TIME% > %LOG% REM * Check for Morrowind.esm (cannot clean). REM ***** CHECK for OFFICIAL ESMs, INITIATE LOG, CLEAN, and SYNC ***** REM * records duplicated from their mod master, and should not be cleaned. REM * Files such as "GIANTS Ultimate Control File.esp" intentionally contain All other plugins without master dependencies Mod plugins relying on Official Masters, Mod Masters, or Plugin Masters Mod plugins that are a Master to another Plugin REM * Drag ESP/M files onto the shortcut. REM * "\Data Files" folder, or THE MOD WILL NOT BE CLEANED !! REM * First, make sure the mod master dependencies are already located in the

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REM * to remove required GMSTs, and tes3cmd may ignore (not clean) other mods REM * Tribunal.esm and Bloodmoon.esm will use a different cleaning method so as not REM * A log file called "-cleaned.log" will also be created in Data Files REM * plugin will be backed up to "\Data Files\tes3cmd\backups" by default. REM * The cleaned plugin will take the place of the old 'dirty' plugin and the old *OPTIONAL* Create a SHORTCUT to the batch file on your desktop Rename the text file with a ".bat" or ".cmd" extension (either works)

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Copy the entire contents of this code into the text file and save it Create a new "Tes3cmd clean fancy2.txt" file in the same directory Unzip TES3CMD to your "\Morrowind\Data Files" directory REM ***** original concept by: Pinkertonius ***** REM ***** "Drag-and-Droppable" TES3CMD Cleaning Batch / CMD File ***** If you are uncomfortable using command-line utilities like tes3cmd you can create create a batch file for cleaning.Ĭopy and paste this text into Notepad: OFF The goal of the "clean" command is that it should always be safe to use it with no options to get the default cleaning behavior. Junk cells are bogus external CELL records that crop up in many plugins due to a Construction Set bug.Evil GMSTs, that is GMSTs (Game Settings) from the list of 11 Tribunal GMSTs or 61 Bloodmoon GMSTs that are inadvertently introduced to a plugin by the Construction Set with specific values.Object definitions for various record types defined in a master are sometimes unnecessarily duplicated in dependent plugins.The subrecords for AMBI (ambient lighting) and WHGT (water height) for interior cells are often duplicated from the master of a plugin when the plugin is saved in the Construction Set.The clean command will clean objects in the plugin that match objects in any of its masters.The clean command removes various junk entries from plugins:

The following are those features most of interest to mod users: Clean plugins

Reset dates of Bethesda Data Files to original settings.

Recover usable records from plugin with 'bad form' errors.

Identify overlapping dialog (a source of missing topic bugs).

Patches problems, merges leveled lists, etc.

Powerful batch record modification via user code extensions.

Read/Write plugin Author/Description, update plugin masters.

Delete records/subrecords/object instances from plugin.

Find record IDs common between two plugins.

Clean plugins of Evil GMSTs, junk cells, and more.

Add/Remove/List Plugins in your load order.

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Tes3cmd's full feature list is detailed on the mlox wiki, in summary:

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You can install it elsewhere and then modify your computer's environment variables for this new location but other tools which rely on tes3cmd, such as abot's MMOG, expect tes3cmd to be located in your "Data Files" folder. The easiest way to install tes3cmd is just to put tes3cmd.exe into your "Data Files" folder. But you can also use the plain script form, which requires you to install Perl. Old versions can be found in the Google code's mlox project download page.Īs of version 0.37, tes3cmd comes in standalone executable (.exe) form. You can download tes3cmd from its Github page. 3.2.1 Using a batch file to create a multipatch plugin.3.1.1 Using a batch file to clean plugins.