TONS of Bat Files

Description

Whether you’re testing mods (such as replacers), wanting certain weathers when screen archering, starting a new game but don’t feel it necessary to start off as a useless adult that seems to have woke up 2 days ago for the umpteenth time, or you just don’t feel like manually getting stuff all the time… there’s plenty of reasons why bat files can be really useful.  I use them all the time and then it occurred to me, I just want to have a bunch… I mean TONS of bat files and maybe at least one other person out there would too.  So that’s what this is.  Just TONS of bat files.

There are so many, there’s no way you’re a nutcase like me and will actually want to have all of them in your Skyrim folder, but there should be a few that you’ll find useful. More importantly, they should serve to make it easier for you to create your own bat files.  You just want a bat file that gives you the ebony mail because you’re working on a retexture for it?  Super easy, barely an inconvenience.  Just open up Ebony.txt, delete the other lines, do save as and pick a short name that you can easily remember for the file, and then place it in your Skyrim folder.

Hey, I know the game’s been out for 20 years or whatever and I’m all late but hey, two things:

1.)   Abacus

2.)   Better super crazy really completely late… than never… I think.

Requirements

Skyrim… I mean if you can get these to work on another game, you’re awesome.  You’re also probably David Blaine or Criss Angel which means you frighten me.

A healthy amount of self-confidence… Not really necessary to use this, but I’d like it if you had it anyway.

An Abacus… Come on.  I beat dead horses respect all horses even when they’re no longer with us.

Installation

Download manually. Open the file called 0 File List to see a list of all the bat files (and what they do) there and select the ones you want and drop them in your:

Steam – steamapps – common – Skyrim folder.

To use a file that is in your Skyrim folder, hit the “~”key, which I call the squiggles key (don’t f*$%ing judge me please) and

then type The Batman I’m sorry, I meant to say bat <file’s name> and without the extension.

For example, if you wanted to use the file that gives you all the ebony armors, you would hit the squiggles key "~" and then type bat ebony

Some say you’re a reckless modder andpotentially a stain on the community given