CS Extender help?

[JSmith20142]

I've done something silly, and I can't figure out how to undo it. I was debugging a plugin which has tamagoclub.esm as a master, put in some debugging code and hit 'save' without thinking it through. I put the code in a tamagoclub function, but the modified script has been saved as part of my plugin (as it was open) and not in tamagoclub.esm.

 

So now I have a tamagoclub script as part of my plugin, like it or not. Yes, I can remove the debugging code, but I can't figure out how to remove the whole script and have my .esp go back to using the tamagoclub.esm version of the function the way it did before. If I delete the version of the function that's in my plugin, the editor tells me that a bunch of other tamagoclub functions use this one, so I'll have to edit them all so as not to call it anymore - which I don't want to do, as they're all in tamagoclub.esm.

 

If I just load up tamagoclub.esm, the original function is still there, and everything that's dependent upon it is quite happy.

 

There has to be a way of telling the editor to revert to using the version of the function that's in the master, so I can delete the one in the plugin, but I can't find it. Can anyone put me out of my misery?

 

(and no, foolishly, I don't have a save of the plugin before I made the edit, or not one that won't mean losing several days work)

[perfectioncat]

When you change the function that esm file provides, you make the esp file which appointed the esm file in a master file.

You can edit the esp file which you made as an active file in CS.

A modified function is used without changing esm file by doing it this way.