I constructed a landmass ranging from cell -19, 19 to -21, 20... but that sticks it in Solstheim. I didn't have Bloodmoon loaded in the editor, so I didn't know until later. Is there a way to move an entire landmass? It's only a 3x3 set of cells, but I don't want to restart everything.

http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=Utilities.Detail&id=16 can do that. It doesn't seem to like pathgrids though (found out from personal experience :banghead:), so you'll have to find another way to move those. Psyringe recommended using Enchanted editor to move the pathgrids if you have them.

Also, this is a commandline tool (though the movement commands are put in a text file). You'll have to load it up in CS to see if it's moved nicely or not.

So what do I do to use Tesfaith? Can you give me a step-by-step here? Also, does it move everything ON the landmass?

It'll move everything.
Usually. If you have any teleport scripts you need to update those, and occasionally some doors don't link up.

in the tesfaith.cfg file you can tell it how to move the land. the readme will give you all the commands, but here's the one I used most: TR, "Seyda Neen", 25, -3
TR, says to move the region "Ascadian Isles",
25, says move it east 25 cells (negative is west)
-3 is move it South by 3 cells

The commas are needed.

to run the command open up Command prompt and cd C:\... to where tesfaith is located.
the type tesfaith "XX.esp" and it will run the program.

When done, it gives you a file TFOUT.esp

You can replace TR (which is the command to move a region) with other commands found in the readme. The layout remains the same though.

Okay, when I do this, I type in...


tesfaith "Niemarkh Island.ESP"

TC, -21, 21, -121, 121
TC, -20, 21, -120, 121
TC, -19, 21, -119, 121
TC, -21, 20, -121, 120
TC, -20, 20, -120, 120
TC, -19, 20, -119, 120
TC, -21, 19, -121, 120
TC, -20, 19, -120, 190
TC, -19, 19, -190, 190

And it either produces a file called "tfthlog.txt" (which does nothing) or a file called TFOUT.esp which is either 1) empty or 2) exactly the same as the original Niemarkh Island.ESP file. What the hell am I doing wrong?