Disables "Combat Boundary" in all encounter zones, so enemies follow you through load doors (though they'll be faster than you regardless of the distance).
A xEdit script version of Disable Combat Boundary (also patches encounter zones from mods and is compatible with everything).

How to use:
1) Apply the script on any plugin (it will be applied to all the loaded plugins)
2) If you run it for the first time, enter a name for the new patch

Re-generate the patch every time you add/remove/re-order/update/edit mods that add new lands/locations or rebalance encounter zones (you don't need to remove the old patch).

Makes using sharpening wheel don't require any materials because you just sharpens your weapon lol.
A xEdit script version of Free Weapon Upgrades (also patches any weapon mods and compatible with everything).

How to use:
1) Apply the script on any plugin (it will be applied to all the loaded plugins)
2) If you run it for the first time, enter a name for the new patch

Re-generate the patch every time you add/remove/re-order/update/edit mods that add new weapons and mods that add/change weapon sharpening recipes (you don't need to remove the old patch).

A patcher for Weapon Speed Effects Fix or Attack Speed Framework.
It will both solve conflicts if conflicting mods are placed after WSEF/ASF and apply the fix to non-vanilla perks/spells/enchantments/scrolls.

How to use:
1) If you use WSEF (not required for ASF), make sure it's loaded in xEdit
2) Apply the script on any plugin (it will be applied to all the loaded plugins)
3) If you run it for the first time, enter a name for the new patch

Re-generate the patch every time you add/remove/re-order/update/edit mods that add/change perks/spells/enchantments/scrolls that change weapon speed (you don't need to remove the old patch).

A patcher for Wiseman303's Flora Fixes (Revamped) or its CACO version (CACO includes a copy of WM Flora Fixes) that adds the flora respawn bug fix script to all the plants that don't have it.
It will both solve conflicts if conflicting mods are placed after WM Flora Fixes (not completely for CACO) and apply the fix to non-vanilla plants.

How to use
1) Apply the script on any plugin (it will be applied to all the loaded plugins)
2) If you run it for the first time, enter a name for the new patch

Re-generate the patch every time you add/remove/re-order/update/edit mods that add/edit harvestable objects (their base, not instances placed in the world) (you don't need to remove the old patch).

Sets cell parameters in selected files to values from some other files.

By default, it patches/restores most of the cell parameters for vanilla plugins and USLEEP/USSEP, which is the same as what "water fix" scripts do but for more parameters
(to use it as a water fix script check only "XCWT - Water" and optionally "XCLW - Water Height").
In this configuration it can be used to patch cell parameters in mods that were ported from other Skyrim version or just created without Update/DLCs/Unofficial Patch as masters.
You can uncheck any elements to use it with mods that are supposed to change some cell parameters, such as lighting, water or encounter zones, so you don't revert their changes to vanilla.

It also can be configured differently, to patch values for other mods.
The list of plugins to patch for can be changed through constant FilesToPatchFor at the start of the script. Filenames with spaces or commas must be included in "".
The list of avialable elements to patch can be changed through constant AvialableElems at the start of the script. Elements with spaces must be included in "". If an element has an abbreviation, you don't have to specify the full name ("XCWT - Water" can be XCWT).

How to use:
1) Make sure that all the files you want to patch for are loaded
2) Select plugins you want to patch and apply the script on them
3) Select parameters to patch
4) Wait

Changes all spell tome names to be written as "Spell Tome - <School> <Rank> : <Spell Name>" to sort spell tomes in your and vendors inventory.
Based on Spell Tome Sorting

How to use:
1) Apply the script on any plugin (it will be applied to all loaded plugins)
2) If you run it for the first time, enter a name for the new patch

Re-generate the patch every time you add/remove/re-order/update/edit mods that add/change spell tomes (you don't need to remove the old patch).

Removes locks from falmer chests. Like, where's the lock? Can a falmer create a lock mechanism at all?

How to use:
0) You can use this script in two ways:
    1. Run it with mods that change cell properties (such as water and lighting mods) loaded, then you will have to place the generated patch after them
    and also re-generate it when adding/moving/removing/updating them.
    2. Run it without mods that change cell properties (such as water and lighting mods) loaded, then you will have to place the generated patch before them.
1) Apply the script on any plugin (it will be applied to all the loaded plugins)
2) If you run it for the first time, enter a name for the new patch

Re-generate the patch every time you add/remove/re-order/update/edit mods that add/change falmer locations (you don't need to remove the old patch).

Makes female NPCs use default body meshes and textures. Works only on those mods that use vanilla filenames but different folders for their textures.

"(All plugins, only changed NPCs)" version is applied to all plugins and only changes NPCs that don't use standalone body\textures where they're defined (i.e. only NPCs that are made standalone by NPC overhauls).
"(Selected)" version is applied to selected records.

(All plugins, only changed NPCs)

(Selected)

Swaps two master files in dependent plugins. Can be used when a master is renamed, compacted, merged or whatever (both the masters need to be loaded).
It also can swap to itself and (only links) from iself.
The masters' contents don't have to be identical, but the identifiers - FormIDs/EditorIDs (depending on the selected mode) must be the same in both the masters.

How to use:
1. Both the masters and all plugins you need to swap masters in must be loaded in xEdit.
2. On the left panel select files/records to swap masters in.
    It's possible to select other files as well, they'll be skipped but the process will take more time.
    Also, if the new master is selected, it will swap masters in it too. Unless this is what you want, make sure that it's NOT selected.
3. Apply the script on them.
4. Select masters to swap, mode, and click OK.
    Modes:
    a. FormID - uses FormIDs for swapping. Can be used when the old master is renamed, as well as in any other case unless FormIDs of dependent records are different in the two masters.
    b. EditorID - uses EditorIDs for swapping. Can be used when you compacted or merged the master with something, as well as in any other case unless the EditorIDs of dependent records are different between in the two masters. It tries to swap even records that have no EditorID (such as most references and dialogue infos), but success is not guaranteed (you can still fix remains manually).
5. Wait until it's done.
6. A log is provided. You'll be notified if some of the plugins aren't finished due to errors occured. Master files lists of finished plugins will be automatically cleaned and sorted.

Note: If you need to ex post facto fix dependent plugins for a master file compacted to ESL format, you can rename the compacted master, load it along with the original one and use this script in EditorID mode, then remove the old master, create a copy of the compacted master with the original name and swap it again but in FormID mode. Yeah.

Known bugs:
If you get error "Overflow while converting variant of type (Cardinal) into type (Integer)", load only necessary plugins when using the script and un-ESLify the new master if it's ESL-flagged before the swapping (you can ESLify it back after). This is an xEdit bug.

Finds dialogue infos/topics by text.
*Dialogue Info records contain NPC lines, Dialogue Topic records contain player lines (Dialogue Infos can change the player line with a Propmpt, but it already handled by my script).

How to use:
1) Select plugins to seach in
2) Apply the script
3) Enter the text to search for
4) Wait

Finds records by papyrus script name.
*there's already 'Skyrim - Filter by script' default script that allows you to use a filter for the same purpose.

How to use:
1) Select plugins to seach in
2) Apply the script
3) Enter a script name to search for (without extension)
4) Wait

Finds all elements that contain the entered text/value in selected records or files and prints full paths to elements that contain it.
*you already can find text in current record using the bar in above the record content in xEdit.

How to use:
1) Select records/files to search in
2) Apply the script
3) Enter a text/value to search for
4) Wait