HOW to check for and fix conflicts with MODS for SKYRIMVR, FALLOUTVR, NEW VEGAS, FLAT SKYRIM ect! 

I have been looking everywhere for a basic tutorial on how to check and resolve conflicts in XEdit, as well as how/why to use both Wrye Bash and Mator Smash. Thank you for your explanation. You've earned a sub and I'll be checking out your other tutorials. Thank you for taking the time and effort to share what you know and how you go about things. Cheers!

Thanks for all the VR content. It's hard to find a lot of people that cover these kind of topics.

I don't use the VR version, but holy crap you helped me solve an issue that's been making me pull my hair out! Thank you so much, omg I could cry...

Thank you for this video! Great help to me as I add extra mods to a Wabbajack list I'm using for Skyrim. Helped me dodge a few incompatibilities with WACCF already!

Played a ton with ur ttw list. I modified it a bit but only 2 crashes in 18 hours , lovin it.

You may have just helped me fix my Skyrim modding after literal hours of trying to figure out the TES5edit issue.

finally, a vtuber for me

I have learned nothing, just cuz im dum. But thx a lot for the xedit tutorial.

About 10hrs into your FO4 wabbajack, super fun so far. Nicely done. Do you have a background in Game Dev? If not how, did you get your start in modding?

Amazing. i just spend an hour banging my head against the wall trying to figure out why i was getting an INI error when trying to launch xedit. Thanks.

Great video!

Thanks for this vid, Gingas. There truly is NOT a lot of info about FO4Edit, or "XEdit" out there. I had no idea about the "1.0 won't load, so change the mod number to 0.95, then it will load" thing. Before your Wabbajack, I've been playing a slightly-modded Fallout 4 VR, enjoying every minute. And although the mods are often versions 1.0 or higher, I know they're all working in the game, and I'm not playing vanilla. FRIK works, and I can see it. Virtual Chems works, and I grab the Stimpak over my left shoulder. Realistic Sprinting works. The initial sprint length was LOW... now I can actually sprint for a while. Natural Green Grass mod is there, because I can see the gorgeous textures with my own eyes. I'm just trying to figure out why Xedit is so crucial, but yet, it's not talked about as openly as simply, "modding Fallout 4 VR". I'm a noob to VR and Fallout, especially. Just wondering if you could clarify the whole "1.0" and "0.95" stuff, and all of this... Vortex, Mod Organizer 2, blah blah blah. It just gives me a damn migraine, figuring it all out. If I can see the mods working, they're working, with or without Xedit... I just don't understand. Thank you!!

Still helpful af, thanks!

Thanks for this tutorial!

The only mods I want to add along with my Wabbajack playthrough are the Gundam Suit and laser Sword mods. and possibly the sim settlement DLC's if they work.

When I use the auto clean some times I see red parts, do they NEED fixing? I don't wanna touch something since I dont know what im doing, maybe its normal for that to happen?

The most convoluted tool I've ever seen.

Hello, Gingas, and thank you for this great tutorial. I wasn't here because of VR business, but to learn about solving mod conflicts using XEdit. And you have taught me a lot, so for that, you have my "like". Now I do have a question, if you'd be so kind as to answer: I'm just looking to clean and organize my mod list in order to play F4 in peace. Say I clean 100 mods using your method (creating a new .ESP file each time I adjust something new), does it mean I'm gonna be playing under a list 200 mods long? Considering each adjustment would consequently generate a new ESP, that is how my newbie mind sees the situation... hahah. I'll be waiting for your answer before trying my luck with XEdit. Thank you so much.

The lovely Camilla Valerius disappears in the scene where she says she would walk the Dragonborn to the edge of the town to point out where Bleakfalls Barrow is. Basically she exits Riverwood Trader and disappears. How would I tackle this issue? (Note, i'm able to find where she teleports to. She pops up in Bleakwind Basin, a camp occupied by Giants just northwest of Whiterun.) In XEDIT, I don't see any NPC type issues for her entry "0001347B", but maybe it's a in category for scenes or quests?

thx for this awesome vid its pretty neat. its really helping me stabilizing my game (300+ mods)but i hope you can help me. i have some ctd outside fort hagen, tempines bluff, and at the nuka world transit center. where can i find this in xedit ( Worldspace, cell etc.) to look whats conflict i have there?

You sounds like a angel

IS there a specific reason you did not choose "Apply filter to show conflicts"? (I'm new to this, genuinely wondering why).

Yessss gaming mod vtuber

Learned how to open fo4edit, but thats about it. I dont understand how you can tell the difference between a normal conflict that means your mod is working and a conflict thats causing ctds. Did i miss something in your tutorial?

thought i was doing something then i check conflicts to find everything is red no green whatsoever lol

thanks for the tutorial, why do you forcefully talk all high pitched like that though

I'm running into a hard limit at 361 mods in fallout 4 besides only 107 being esps. Does anyone know how to fix this?

Clever girl

That's the worst tutorial I've ever seen. You're moving your mouse around like crazy totally confusing what are you doing, you didn't show how to do xEdit cleaning immediately proceeding to something else

Seriously how is MO2 worlds better than Vortex? You can literally edit conflicting mods in vortex without any other programs needed. Just create load rules and Vortex will follow those rules to load your mods in a certain way. It even automatically points out mod conflicts and immediately asks you to create load rules so the conflicting mods can run together without issues. Just a minute into the actual tutorial and I’m already lost. I’m probably just gonna stick with Vortex even though I hate that it constantly clutters up my SSE data folder with mod data. That is probably the only advantage MO2 has over Vortex. It creates its own staging folder and has Skyrim or any game for that matter reference the staging folder to run the mods you installed