Unlike almost any other feature in the game, they are stored in your character's save file while running. They can do a lot of things and are necessary for any advanced feature (or any quest at all). Scripts are kind of like little programs you can write and attach to objects. Your section on scripts is somewhat wrong. I've flaired this as PC Classic, because that's what I play and know the most about, but I've also included sections about PC SSE and consoles, including the dreaded 'Classic or SSE?' question.Īnyone can comment on it, so if you have corrections, suggestions, complaints, or concerns, feel free. The idea is that after they read this, people will at least know how to phrase their questions (and will provide load orders when they ask for help diagnosing a crash). I wrote it this afternoon because I'm avoiding doing other things, so it's not complete, and there are likely errors, but it's designed to be something that somebody who just bought Skyrim can read and more or less understand. Common Core for Skyrim mods, if you will.

I know we already have a beginner's guide section, but I wanted to make something more focused on teaching newcomers what things are and how they work.

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