Astrowiz's Skyrim Ingredient Reference
by astr0wiz
version 1.0
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This application allows examination of the alchemical ingredients and the composite solutions made with them in Skyrim.
Two approaches are taken:
- From ingredient to effect
- From effect to ingredient

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On the left side of the screen, there is a list of available mods.

1. Check a box to select that mod (Vanilla is always available)
2. Check/uncheck the Select All/None box to toggle all the mods.

When the selected mods changes, the effects and ingredients lists are refreshed. NOTE: Selecting All/None may cause delays.

On the left side of the screen, there are three buttons:

1. Ingredients
2. Effects
3. Exit

* Ingredients

Select ingredients from the left panel and you will see the effects listed in the right panel.
The ingredient will also appear in one of three boxes in the center. Clicking on the ingredient in this box de-selects it and its associated effects disappear.
The "Clear Ingredients" button de-selects all ingredients.

* Effects

Select effects from the left panel and you will see the ingredients which exhibit that effect in the right panel.
The effect will also appear in one of the four boxes in the center. Clicking on the effect in this box de-selects it and its associated ingredients disappear.
The "Clear Effects" button de-selects all effects.


* Installation

1. Download the archive.
2. Extract the files into a safe place (like a new directory).
3. Create a shortcut from SkyIngRef.exe to the desktop.

You may double-click on the shortcut to execute the application.

* Uninstallation

1. Delete the shortcut on the desktop.
2. Delete the files.

* Files

- SkyIngRef.exe
- sir.db
- sqlite3.dll

Please do not modify the database. Doing so will nullify any right to support from astr0wiz.
Do not distribute the archive or its files anywhere.
All files are copyright(c) 2013 by James Jensen, except sqlite3.dll which is placed in the public domain. (http://www.sqlite.org/copyright.html)