Is there any quick way to find which mod is a message from?

[Chaas Paike]

I have a problem with a mod, but i don't know which mod it is. I only have a message on the screen when the problem appears.

I tried to find the message but the modlist is huge and looking a message one by one it will take some days at least.

Is there a quick way to find that message? 

[Miauzi]

Vor 46 Minuten sagte Raikano:

Ich habe ein Problem mit einem Mod, weiß aber nicht, um welchen Mod es sich handelt. Ich habe nur eine Meldung auf dem Bildschirm, wenn das Problem auftritt.

Ich habe versucht, die Nachricht zu finden, aber die Modliste ist riesig und es wird mindestens einige Tage dauern, eine Nachricht nach der anderen zu suchen.

Gibt es eine schnelle Möglichkeit, diese Nachricht zu finden? 

 

The quick answer is -> none of your mods

[Grey Cloud]

It might help if you say what the message says.

[Chaas Paike]

Thanks a lot for help. The message is "sp WildStar Active".

[traison]

I made a string search utility specifically for Skyrim a while back. If you know how to use the Windows terminal, and trust me enough to run a program I made, I can send it to you.

 

Spoiler

Skyrim String Search, version 1

 

This program searches for a string in all PEX scripts, BSA archives, plugins (ESP, ESL and ESM) and SKSE plugins as well as the SkyrimSE.exe file itself. Note that if you're using Mod Organizer 2, you must run this tool from it.

 

Usage: SkyrimStringSearch.exe [-h,--help] [-o,--offsets] query [skyrim]

 

Options:
-h,--help     Prints help.
-o,--offsets  Prints offsets for each hit.

 

Positionals:
query   The string to search for.
skyrim  Skyrim installation directory.

 

Edited September 14, 2024 by traison

[Grey Cloud]

When does the message appear?

[Chaas Paike]

1 minute ago, Grey Cloud said:

When does the message appear?

When i try to use some powers that message appears on the screen and the powers doesn't work and doesn't add to the list of active effects of the player.

[traison]

So then you know the name of the power. Why not search for it in the in-game console to get the form id? When you have the form id you know which plugin it came from. Your mod manager can then tell you which mod the plugin came from.

[Chaas Paike]

5 hours ago, traison said:

So then you know the name of the power. Why not search for it in the in-game console to get the form id? When you have the form id you know which plugin it came from. Your mod manager can then tell you which mod the plugin came from.

 

I know the name of the mod which powers doesn't work. Unfortunately i couldn't find that message using the console or active effects in the player. Perhaps i don´t know how to search that.

You see, i think i really don´t know the name of the message i can only see the description on the screen (the message text itself).

I only know that when i try to use that powers, that message appears and something is preventing the power it activate. So i think there it must be a script in some mod that prevents the power can be activate and makes that message show up on the screen.

Right now, i am using SSEEdit, trying to find that message, but i am a beginner with this tool and i don´t know how to use this tool well.

This what i am doing right now:



But this is the really what i looking for:

[mrdoodle]

12 hours ago, traison said:

I made a string search utility specifically for Skyrim a while back. If you know how to use the Windows terminal, and trust me enough to run a program I made, I can send it to you.

 

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Skyrim String Search, version 1

 

This program searches for a string in all PEX scripts, BSA archives, plugins (ESP, ESL and ESM) and SKSE plugins as well as the SkyrimSE.exe file itself. Note that if you're using Mod Organizer 2, you must run this tool from it.

 

Usage: SkyrimStringSearch.exe [-h,--help] [-o,--offsets] query [skyrim]

 

Options:
-h,--help     Prints help.
-o,--offsets  Prints offsets for each hit.

 

Positionals:
query   The string to search for.
skyrim  Skyrim installation directory.

 

I am willing to try it out. I have a message that appears that I haven't found the origin for.

[Chaas Paike]

Me too. It take me days or even more time to find that.