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If using a non-English game installation, there is an additional step required to complete the setup of 圎dit. If not, installation is already over, but it's recommended to create a shortcut for easy access.

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Finally, support for Skyrim (TES5Edit), Fallout 4 (FO4Edit), and Skyrim SE (SSEEdit) was added by the authors: Hlp, Sharlikran, and Zilav. It then was updated to handle Fallout 3 (FO3Edit) and Fallout New Vegas (FNVEdit). XEdit was originally developed by ElminsterAU as TES4Edit, for TES: Oblivion.

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Please feel free to comment any suggestions on this post. The User Notes Section can be used for what ever you want. I added FudgeMuppet's old build "The Scientist" as an example. Sorry if my explanation and the format is a bit confusing, you might need to play with it a bit to understand how it works. (It will most likely be added around the end of next month.) I will also add a weapon and clothing system added once I have better learned Google Sheets. So for now the Non-Special Perks section only works for tracking what you have. I should have that done by the end of the week.

I still need to add more stats on the right., and most Non-Special Perks are not effecting the stats. Perk order will have to be manually written in the perks order list I put under Non-Special Perks. Green Special Perk Means it's ranks are open and green rank means it has been taken. The Special Stat Section underneath the Special Perk Chart is where you put in your special stats (Perk Special will auto fill itself with the perks). You can copy it into your own drive to create your own build, but the comments I made will be missing.