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Extended Skyrim INI files with increased readability.
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UPDATE: Have fixed the line breaks issue in notepad. Sorry, forgot about notepad users.
These INI files are made purely to make experimenting with tweaks easier for beginners and give advanced users more overview.
Techniques used:
- Whitespace
- Comments
- Categorization
- Commenting out variables with unsafe/unstable/unknown/etc values
- And probably more..
A small example showing how it's organized:
This is a WIP but all standard variables are covered. Note that thou I have used default and "very high" as a reference any variables/values not in those files may have values assigned relative to my system by the game. I use Mod Organizer to run and manage all files so no values should be affected by my configurations (as MO keeps all INI files separated from vanilla game). I try to comment out any variables containing unknown default values.
If you find any variables with a value that is relative or in any ways not default post a comment I will correct it. As said for now I will use "very high" as a reference point.
These INI files are made purely to make experimenting with tweaks easier for beginners and give advanced users more overview.
Techniques used:
- Whitespace
- Comments
- Categorization
- Commenting out variables with unsafe/unstable/unknown/etc values
- And probably more..
A small example showing how it's organized:
This is a WIP but all standard variables are covered. Note that thou I have used default and "very high" as a reference any variables/values not in those files may have values assigned relative to my system by the game. I use Mod Organizer to run and manage all files so no values should be affected by my configurations (as MO keeps all INI files separated from vanilla game). I try to comment out any variables containing unknown default values.
If you find any variables with a value that is relative or in any ways not default post a comment I will correct it. As said for now I will use "very high" as a reference point.