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for x in *.skse; do if [ ! -e $(basename "$x" .skse).ess ]; then rm -v "$x"; fi; done
This is still useful info. Thanks.
I just found this, after I manually deleted approximately 7000 old autosave and quicksave skse files, and am going to download it right now. Quick question: I use Vortex mod manager, and have different profiles. Will this script check all the subfolders or will I have to point it to a specific subfolder?
If I do need to point to a specific subfolder, can I install the script in more than one subfolder and then schedule the routine?
Thank you.
Am I doing something wrong? I downloaded, opened it with notepad to point to the saves location like the desription says to. Edited the 3rd line only, never touched anything else. Any help?
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Script: [..]\Downloads\Orphaned SKSE co-save deleter (vbs)-17377-1-0\orphaned_skse_co-save_deleter.vbs
Line: 25
Char: 4
Error: Type mismatch: 'fso.GetBaseName'
Code: 800A000D
Source: Microsoft VBScript runtime error
That no doubt has more meaning to you than me and my apologise, I'd actually forgotten about this until I spotted it in my downloads and tried again now.
I'm not sure if you are interested, but if you are, here's what I did in layman's terms.
When my script is checking the name of the a found .skse file to see if it matches an .ess (skyrim save) file, the script gets the filename minus the extension (.skse / .ess) as a string (collection of text characters) then matches them to check if they are identical. However, the script on your machine is complaining that it's trying to match an apple with an orange. The way the check is done, the compiler should automatically realise that it is matching a string with a string but why, only on some machine seemingly, it doesn't, well... I have no idea. It may possibly be to do with a missing windows security update or something, but it could be anything. Anyway I introduced a line that forces the base filename to be recognised as a string, which will hopefully resolve your issue. Let me know and thanks for trying the script out.
Boy, did I need this
Great tool! Endorsed!