probably not gonna happen but here is a mod i would love ....Character is John Wick game save lv 1 with god rings for crafting with a 250% boost to the damage and the same ring with 250% upgrade able and the ability to craft elemental bows and arrow and a very very super light Assassin gear with mute sound ,invisibility ,backstab ,and night eyes with 2,500,000 in gold
For anyone having issues activating this or any other batch file. It may seem a bit obvious for those who have experience, but sometimes directions can be a bit vague for those who don't have much experience with batch files. With that in mind, here's exactly what you need to do step by step, assuming you haven't already successfully activated batch files before.
STEP 0. Make sure that you put the batch fle in your Skyrim directory, not the Data folder where other mods go. (You should be able to see the Data folder and TESV.exe in the same location that you put everyperk.txt)
Step 1. Load your save. (Ensure you are not in a "cut scene" such as riding to helgen at the beginning, in the middle of a conversation, accepting a quest, in the menu screen, or generally anything other than standing there with nothing happening. - I'm not sure this matters, but best if you are free of anything that could interfere with all the things you are adding)
Step 2. Open your console menu by pressing ~ (Everything should pause, a semi-transeparent area should be visible along the bottom of your screen, and when you type you should see what you typed on the bottom-left)
Step 3. With the console now activated, type "bat everyperk" without the quotes. (it's worth noting that it can be upper-case or lower-case, the console doesn't know the difference. You could type "BaT eVeRyPeRk" and it would work)
Result - You should see a block of text showing everything you unlocked. If it says something like "compiled script not found" or something to that effect, you either typed it wrong or there is something preventing it from working.
Troubleshooting - If you put everyperk.txt in it's proper location in the Skyrim directory and followed all the steps above and it still isn't working, there may be a chance that your download is corrupted or something of that nature. Check the everyperk.txt. file. First, it should be a .txt file. Try to open it. It should have a long block of text going down with "player.teachword 13E22 ;" or something similar repeated with minor differences to each. (I dont have time to double check to see exactly what the code list is, and sometimes the uploader will add a line tohe end of each line like "FUS = Force / Unrelenting Force" to let you know what each line of code does, and sometimes they don't, but it doesn't make a difference, as long as it's done correctly, and in this case the batch file has been confirmed to work by myself and others) Another think to check is if you have any other batch files that interfere with it, such as other batch files with the same name, or batch files you have activated that may conflict with the effects of the one you are currently trying to activate. If you are using a gaming keyboard, ensure that any key functions you have customized isn't interfereing with your ability to type and return, or that you haven't disabled a key by accedent.
That's all I can think of on the subject, I hope that helped anyone who is having a problem with this or any other batch files.
I'm new to skirim modding & just basically modding via nmm however, i've figured out a lot on my own.
here's my question, is there any way that i can load this mod without having to type the long list of codes you provided? i've sat here for a while now & i really dont want to finish the list...
everthing seems to work but how can i just load the list via one command? also where the heck is this file located? i've been to 'data' and i see a few mods but not this one..
I would really love if you could make separate cheats for all items, i.e bat daeda would give you all daedric weapons, bat common would give you all the normal clothes etc etc, and bat materials would give you everything for smelter and tanning rack.. It would save me and all of us i think a lot of time when wanting to try mods that require mats but we're too lazy to spawn in the materials one by one..
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It may seem a bit obvious for those who have experience, but sometimes directions can be a bit vague for those who don't have much experience with batch files. With that in mind, here's exactly what you need to do step by step, assuming you haven't already successfully activated batch files before.
STEP 0. Make sure that you put the batch fle in your Skyrim directory, not the Data folder where other mods go. (You should be able to see the Data folder and TESV.exe in the same location that you put everyperk.txt)
Step 1. Load your save. (Ensure you are not in a "cut scene" such as riding to helgen at the beginning, in the middle of a conversation, accepting a quest, in the menu screen, or generally anything other than standing there with nothing happening. - I'm not sure this matters, but best if you are free of anything that could interfere with all the things you are adding)
Step 2. Open your console menu by pressing ~ (Everything should pause, a semi-transeparent area should be visible along the bottom of your screen, and when you type you should see what you typed on the bottom-left)
Step 3. With the console now activated, type "bat everyperk" without the quotes. (it's worth noting that it can be upper-case or lower-case, the console doesn't know the difference. You could type "BaT eVeRyPeRk" and it would work)
Result - You should see a block of text showing everything you unlocked. If it says something like "compiled script not found" or something to that effect, you either typed it wrong or there is something preventing it from working.
Troubleshooting - If you put everyperk.txt in it's proper location in the Skyrim directory and followed all the steps above and it still isn't working, there may be a chance that your download is corrupted or something of that nature. Check the everyperk.txt. file. First, it should be a .txt file. Try to open it. It should have a long block of text going down with "player.teachword 13E22 ;" or something similar repeated with minor differences to each. (I dont have time to double check to see exactly what the code list is, and sometimes the uploader will add a line tohe end of each line like "FUS = Force / Unrelenting Force" to let you know what each line of code does, and sometimes they don't, but it doesn't make a difference, as long as it's done correctly, and in this case the batch file has been confirmed to work by myself and others)
Another think to check is if you have any other batch files that interfere with it, such as other batch files with the same name, or batch files you have activated that may conflict with the effects of the one you are currently trying to activate.
If you are using a gaming keyboard, ensure that any key functions you have customized isn't interfereing with your ability to type and return, or that you haven't disabled a key by accedent.
That's all I can think of on the subject, I hope that helped anyone who is having a problem with this or any other batch files.
here's my question, is there any way that i can load this mod without having to type the long list of codes you provided?
i've sat here for a while now & i really dont want to finish the list...
everthing seems to work but how can i just load the list via one command?
also where the heck is this file located?
i've been to 'data' and i see a few mods but not this one..