how to use SSEeditor to add keywords to armor mods so they can be recognized by Bakadialogue mod ?

[nijadbahnam]

so basically following the instruction he put in the PDF manual  , i add Sexlab aroused as a Master for the armor which i want to be recognized by the mod .  the problem is i can't add new Keywords to the armor (they are for 4 keywords ) to add such things as erotic armor or SLA-Bikini  so it can be recognized by the mod . so any hint  to i am doing wrong ?

Babo Dialogue Manual Version 4.20V(1).pdf About Sexlab Aroused Redux Additional Keywords.pdf

[Tlam99]

Xedit, rightclick field keyword, add.

[GremlinSleeperAgent]

Player80 is awesome enough to have done it and posted a patch we can download - with the keywords already applied!

 

[belegost]

1. Download and install Automation Tools. This is Oldrim mod page, but those scripts will work with any version of xEdit
2. Make sure the armor mod plugins you wish to modify load AFTER relevant Baka mod plugin. Add rules in your mod manager if necessary
3. Open xEdit, right click on the plugin list and "select none"
4. Tick the Baka mod and any armor mods you want to modify and load them
5. Right click on each armor plugin, select "add master" and add Baka plugin as the master
6. Expand the armor plugin, navigate to ARMO section and expand it
7. Select all the armor pieces you want to add keyword to
8. Once all pieces you want have been selected, right click on any of the selected armors and choose "Apply script"
9. Find "AT - Quick Change" script and click OK, A dialog box will open
10. Select "Element Assign" in the first box. Delete whatever is in the second box and type "KWDA". Type the correct, full keyword (mind the load order, the first two numbers of a keyword ID are dynamic, check which number Baka plugin has in xEdit and use that) in the third box. Hit OK, wait for the script to finish.
11. Save.

 

With this method you can add any keyword you want to any armor or piece of clothing without relying on someone else making patches. You just need to know the keyword.