Add spells batch script

Description

Adds many of the spells in the game without quest or unplayable ones. While it's true you can use psb to add all spells to the player, that can be problematic so it's generally best not to. Hence why I created this.

Unfortunately the bat command to batch run console commands is a thing of the past. We can't do that in Oblivion Remastered. So I wrote an AutoHotkey script to do it. It does take like 30 seconds to fully run but that's infinitely better than having to do it manually!

Update: Apparently you can run batch commands it's just exec instead of bat. Added a txt file with the raw commands for people that wanna try that instead. Plop it in Steam\steamapps\common\Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Binaries

Required Files

• Autohotkey (any version)

Installation

• Download and install AutoHotkey.

• Extract the spells.ahk file anywhere. I'd probably avoid putting it in your program files or system files but just about anywhere else should be fine.

• (Optional) If you don't want to disable achievements, download one of the many achievement enablers. I personally use Universal Achievement Unblocker.

Use

• Open the spells.ahk file (open it like you would a program, double click it).

• Make a save, as a backup. Always good practice in case anything goes wrong.

• IMPORTANT: In-game, open the console window. With a US keyboard setup that's ` left of the 1. That may vary for your region. The console window must already be open and your game window must have focus for this to work.

• Press Numpad 1 on your keyboard. Let the script fully run, it may take a minute. You can go to the bathroom or grab some snacks or something.

• Once it fully completes you can close the script which will be in your tray (like down by your clock at the bottom right) just right click the green H icon and Exit.

Troubleshooting

• If you don't have a numpad, open spells.ahk with a text editor and change the second line's Numpad1 to a key you do have. A non-letter non-number key or you're gonna have all sorts of problems. Something like \ or = might be a good alternative.

• If you can't figure out how to open up your console window that's out of the scope of this mod, you'll have to troubleshoot how to do that yourself.

• The Shivering Isles spells are commented out because I couldn't really figure out what offset the DLC was. If you can then you can adjust the first 2 numbers from 00 to whatever it is and uncomment those lines. The ; is a comment which means AutoHotkey won't process anything after that on that line.