allows you to select files to load and to set as the active file (the file in which your edits will be saved). UI Īt the top of the main Creation Kit window is a list of functions under which the main points are illustrated. This is normal and you may ignore the warnings in most cases. When loading files, cells, and a few other things, you may be given a warning about certain objects not loading correctly. If you attempt to close the CK without saving, it will give you a warning about saving your changes. An asterisk means that a certain object has been changed an asterisk at the top of the screen ( Creation Kit*) means that something has been changed since you opened the data files.
You may save at any time when the CK is open. These denote Dawnguard, Dragonborn, and Hearthfire content, respectively. Some items in the CK may have their IDs preceded by DLC01, DLC02, or BYOH. If you do not select an active file, then any changes you make may be saved as a new.
This means that any changes you make in the CK may be saved to this file. If you would like to edit a preexisting mod file, double-click to add it to the load list and, keeping it selected (so that it appears as a blue bar), click "Set as Active File". The latter four are all dependent on Skyrim.esm and the final three are also dependent on Update.esm (which holds patch content), but they are not dependent on each other. esm files you should see are Skyrim.esm, Update.esm, Dawnguard.esm, Hearthfire.esm, and Dragonborn.esm, depending on which ones you own. Double-click on the ones you wish to load.esm files are master files all mods are dependent on them.esp files are plugin files these are mods which cannot be loaded on their own. Once the CK is open, click "File" at the top and select "Data.".
It is a free download for Skyrim PC players. You may find the Creation Kit (CK) by heading to your Steam Library, clicking on "All Games" next to the search bar, and selecting "Tools".
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