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Editing content of top left corner messages (Debug Notifications) in Skyrim


ZinZan123

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27 minutes ago, ZinZan123 said:

How to customize the content of top left messages like the one in picture ? I'm trying to add more text to make travelling around Skyrim more immersive. 

 

Mod in use

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=144899319

 

If you just wanted to change the message wording then it should be a simple edit of the script as you are probably right that is just using Debug.Notification("message")

(edited after reading the thread title properly)

 

If the mod comes with the uncompiled, PSC, Source files then this would be much easier than decompiling the PEX files.

 

If you wanted to add more notifications, that might prove more of a challenge.

 

 

Posted
21 hours ago, Mez558 said:

 

If you just wanted to change the message wording then it should be a simple edit of the script as you are probably right that is just using Debug.Notification("message")

(edited after reading the thread title properly)

 

If the mod comes with the uncompiled, PSC, Source files then this would be much easier than decompiling the PEX files.

 

If you wanted to add more notifications, that might prove more of a challenge.

There are PSC and PEX files in mod, with source included. I have replaced few old words with new in the .PSC file, located inside source folder, using Sublime text 3. Next, should i also edit .PEX file, or compile .psc to .pex ? 

 

 

I am starting out with minor editing of (Debug.Notification) messages. Gradually i would like to proceed to adding lines and short paragraphs as text notification displayed in-game. Thanks.

Posted

Compile psc to pex

 

Only time I ever successfully editted any script I just used CK. It was probably more luck than judgement that it worked :)

 

Posted

Maybe so xD

 

Meanwhile, I found some scripting tutorials. Is learning papyrus worth it even if i am making small changes with text only ?

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I don't know what sort programming knowledge you have already, I have none of any real note but I would say yes if you have the time and inclination because you might want to edit more.

 

Basically, if the question is "Should I learn something?" then the answer is always Yes :)

 

 

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