Restarter's Locations and Maps Patches

These patches edit the Location or Worldspace data and nothing else. Useful for ensuring mod location tags don't get lost, and maps work as intended. All ESL flagged.

Edits patched by this mod and what they do in the game

Editor IDs are generally not very important to patch on their own, but can be used by scripts, config patches (e.g. KID), and COC (center on cell) teleport commands. So they are either irrelevant or gamebreaking.

Location tags are often used to call up events, quests, status changes, dialogues, or UI text that depend on your character being in a certain place. If they get overwritten, then those effects and events can't happen. This can be incredibly minor, or render the mod completely useless because it never gets to do anything. I usually don't add new keywords here, these patches just forward overwrites and combine different mod records.

Location names. The custom name for the cell. Most of the time, this just means that your save files have the correct location instead of 'Unknown' or 'Skyrim somewhere I guess'.

Marker references (in game markers telling NPCs where to spawn or do things) also sometimes get overwritten, so I've fixed those too when I find them. These are usually pretty important.

USSEP fixes (usually just to water flow, but also some location names, sound spaces, weather, and random location-y things) have been forwarded.

Terrain height data usually only matters for map views, LOD generation, or flying height, so I'll generally forward USSEP changes unless a mod makes more specific changes.

Usually just loading your map mod last will be enough to solve this issue, but I ran into enough conflicts that I needed to make some patches anyway, and then I found it was easier to just have patches that are sorted automatically after their masters rather than having to keep checking my load order.

Occlusion data is forwarded from Skyland LOD (as that's the entire point of that mod).