TESPCD Plugin Conflict Detector

Updated Info: Looking in the Utilities, I noticed there is another copy of this program. I believe the other version of this program is an older version. Unfortanetly, \"Unknown\" did not leave a version number to check, but by judging by size of the program, usually the newer one is larger. Of course, I leave this to your discretion. To all downloaders: It appears the author of this particular mod utility did not offer a readme with this particular mod, so i will elaberate and copy some info from a message board discussing how to use this mod. This wonderful mod cleans conflicts between mods automatically. The mod itself was made by Ely Soto. Note: This is a directional use copied from the Planet Elder Scrolls Forums on how to use this program effectively: Starweaver (blue) poet-dragon from sister skies Posts: 224 #1 Dec 17, 03 - 4:48 AM I was just going to write a brief little response to the TESPCD thread, but, it was just easy and obvious to write and it may help someone. This is basically a first draft, so, I appologize for any confusions :). - I think most of us know how to use The TES Plugin Conflict Detector (TESPCD) or another program to rip out dirty objects and overflowing dirty GSMTs. This is how to take \"cleaning\" one step farther, using the first utility that actually surpasses TESAME at what TESAME does -- and this is actually a side-feature of TESPCD! Open a plugin in the conflict detector -- for this example just load one, but I do this with the full list loaded. Hit the start-check arrow, just to get the unclean entry warnings, and nuke those. (To delete an object from a file, you select the filename in the row with the object, and select delete. This is because often there\'s two files you might want to delete the same object from ;). Hit Editor / View Data File, and choose the file you\'re working with. If you only have one file open you could also use \"View All ESP data,\" but if you have 50 plugins loaded like I do at the moment, it will take forever just to create you a big useless mess. Anyway; you now have a screen that lists every object in the file, just like TESAME. But. But this one shows you weather the object overrides something in a master file or not. That is why this rocks. Ok, for example, take Seyda Neen Docks 5. 0, the one that includes several other mods. You\'ll notice that there are a number of CONT entries that have overwritten the master file. They obviously change something because you\'ve already fragged all the unclean entries. You look at them in the little windows you get from doubleclicking the filenames on that row. You find out that the author added 1000 gold to the chest, and get suspicious. If the change doesn\'t matter to you, you could just zap the entry from the module, and whatever references the author made will go back to being the standard one from the ESM. If you want to delve further, load the file in TES CS as t