Most recentcommunity accepted utilities

Post » Mon May 07, 2012 2:13 am

There is the topic "mod detectives: finding hard to find mods" and plenty of people will give you there preferred list; but I have not seen an UP TO DATE list of utilities to clean or manage levelled lists or anything like that. So, I'm going to ask:

What is the current community choice for mod cleaning? TESAME?

What is the current community choice for merging levelled lists? Horatio's Lev List merger?

ST
ps I do use wrye mash (standalone) for mod management so that is already covered ;)
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Mizz.Jayy
 
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Post » Mon May 07, 2012 1:11 am

Merging leveled lists: use Wrye Mash

Merging Objects: TESTool or SmartMerger

Cleaning mods: TESTool or Escog for beginners. Enchanted Editor or TESAME for more experienced modders who can recognize all the references that need to be removed. (although TESTool is still very handy for anyone. It's fast and straightforward.) TES3CMD if you know how to use command line.

For Load Order maintenance: Mlox and Wrye Mash
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Darren Chandler
 
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Post » Mon May 07, 2012 6:25 am

TESPCD's main function is conflict detection, but as a cleaning tool it's usability is underappreciated. At least I see no situation where I'd wish to choose TESAME over it.
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Katey Meyer
 
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Post » Mon May 07, 2012 2:04 pm

TES3CMD if you know how to use command line.
...or dare a little Mash tweaking ;)
masher.py
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#------------------------------------------------------------------------------class File_Sort(Link):    """Sort the selected files."""    def AppendToMenu(self,menu,window,data):        Link.AppendToMenu(self,menu,window,data)        menuItem = wx.MenuItem(menu,self.id,_('Sort'))        menu.AppendItem(menuItem)        if len(data) < 2: menuItem.Enable(False)    def Execute(self,event):        """Handle menu selection."""        message = _("This command will sort the selected files alphabetically, assigning them dates one minute after each other. It cannot be undone.\n\nNote that some mods need to be in a specific order to work correctly, and this sort operation may break that order.")        if ContinueQuery(self.window,message,'mash.sortMods.continue',_('Sort Mods')) != wx.ID_OK:            return        #--Scan for earliest date        fileInfos = self.window.data        newTime = min(fileInfos[fileName].mtime for fileName in self.data)        #--Do it        for fileName in sorted(self.data,key=lambda a: a[:-4].lower()):            fileInfos[fileName].setMTime(newTime)            newTime += 60        #--Refresh        fileInfos.refreshDoubleTime()        self.window.Refresh()#--begin changes by abot# tes3cmd.exe clean --replace [selected files]#------------------------------------------------------------------------------class File_tes3cmd(Link):    def AppendToMenu(self,menu,window,data):        Link.AppendToMenu(self,menu,window,data)        menuItem = wx.MenuItem(menu,self.id,_('tes3cmd.exe clean --replace [selected files]'))        menu.AppendItem(menuItem)        if len(data) < 1: menuItem.Enable(False)    def Execute(self,event):        message = _("This command will call Data Files\\tes3cmd.exe clean --replace passing selected files.")        if ContinueQuery(self.window,message,'masher.File_tes3cmd.continue',_('tes3cmd.exe clean --replace [selected files]')) != wx.ID_OK:            return        #--Scan        fileInfos = self.window.data        path = os.path.join(settings['mwDir'],'Data Files')        exe = os.path.join(path,'tes3cmd.exe')        args = ['tes3cmd.exe']        args.append('clean')        for fileName in self.data:            args.append('"' + fileName + '"')        args.append('--replace')        cwd = os.getcwd()        os.chdir(path)        os.spawnv(os.P_NOWAIT,exe,args)        os.chdir(cwd)        #--Refresh        fileInfos.refreshDoubleTime()        self.window.Refresh()#--end changes by abot#------------------------------------------------------------------------------class File_Snapshot(Link):    """Take a snapshot of the file."""    def AppendToMenu(self,menu,window,data):        Link.AppendToMenu(self,menu,window,data)        menuItem = wx.MenuItem(menu,self.id,_('Snapshot...'))        menu.AppendItem(menuItem)        if len(data) != 1: menuItem.Enable(False)#--         fileMenu.links.append(File_Snapshot())        fileMenu.links.append(SeparatorLink())        fileMenu.links.append(File_Delete())        fileMenu.links.append(File_Hide())        fileMenu.links.append(File_Redate())        fileMenu.links.append(File_Sort())#--begin changes by abot        fileMenu.links.append(File_tes3cmd())#--end changes by abot#-- 
[EDIT]Removed TES3cmd multipatch calling code to reduce "wall of code" effect
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Post » Mon May 07, 2012 12:05 pm

[Ooops. Post deleted. Wrong thread]
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Post » Mon May 07, 2012 8:57 am

TESPCD's main function is conflict detection, but as a cleaning tool it's usability is underappreciated.
I conclude that TESPCD is exactly what http://www.gamesas.com/index.php?/topic/1132492-relzbetawipz-tes4edit/page__view__findpost__p__16585606 is for Oblivion. :)
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