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Author notes
Script was written by zilav. You can find him at xEdit Discord. Please check for further redistribution with him. Thanks!
File credits
zilav for making the script and allowing upload on Nexus. Thanks!
This script allows you to quickly open NIF file referenced by some record (eg STAT) without looking for it. Simply open STAT record, then press Ctrl+O to "Open" the file. Script will fetch the path, then extract that NIF from the game files, and open it with Nifskope.
To make it work make sure you have Nifskope installed and working, and set to open all .nif files by default.
In my experience this will work for any record that contains "Model" property with correct path to NIF.
Script itself also works with other assets such as WAV, and so on, but I've only tested it with NIFs in Starfield. Script was originally written for earlier Bethesda games.
General instructions for using xEdit scripts:
Download the archive.
Extract it, then move .pas file (containing the script) to your xEdit folder, into the subfolder "Edit Scripts", such that the full path looks like this:
...\xEdit_4.1.5a\Edit Scripts\myscript.pas
Start xEdit, find one or multiple records you want to use the script on, and select them.
Right-click one of the selected records, then select "Apply Script..." from the menu, window will show, select the script by name, and hit OK.
If script requires input follow the directions in the pop-up windows.
Big thanks to zilav from xEdit Discord for writing some of these scripts, and for helping with others!
