quoted some info from hlp on the LOOT thread, reposting it here:Īs far as I can see, ESL use 2 bytes for load order and 6 for formID, so they don't need to be renumbered. I've now got a copy of Fallout 4 thanks to Nebulous112's generosity, so I'll start working on this this weekend. esl files in the wild, or any docs detailing their structure, that would be useful, as I don't own Fallout 4.Īlso, that wiki page mentions. I'll need to update libespm to support reading the new file format, libloadorder to recognise them and not include them in active plugins counts, and LOOT to recognise them. I guess I could work that out from the file format. The above suggests you can have an unlimited number of. NOTE: Compacting form ids does change formids in the plugin, so only do this before converting to. It is good practice to run Compact Active File Form IDs to optimize your formids within the 4,000 form budget. esp file, and under File, select Convert Active File to Light Master. To convert a normal plugin (.esp) to a light (.esl) plugin, load your. esp it was converted from, so saved games will not be compatible between them. esl files are treated as unique files from the. esl files have a budget of no more than 4,000 forms. esl files bypass the 8-bit plugin ID limit (255). Active development should be done in an normal (.esp) plugin. They behave like a normal plugin, except for the following: Light plugin (.esl) file are a new optimized file format, introduced in the 1.10 Update.
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