Analyzing Japanese mods with no readme

[Fiddlesticks]

I downloaded some new mount mods from a Japanese mod site but there are no images and no readme files to tell me where to get these mounts from. Er... From where I can get these mounts. Whatever.

I opened the mod up in TESCS and I found a few modified cells and some new items but on the whole all I know to do is to look for things with "*" next to their name, and that's kind of a bitch. Is there an easier way to do this? Some way to list only modified objects, maybe?

[sora3]

Well, you could point me to the mods in question? That way, we'll know what's what.

[Aleanne]

I downloaded some new mount mods from a Japanese mod site but there are no images and no readme files to tell me where to get these mounts from. Er... From where I can get these mounts. Whatever.

I opened the mod up in TESCS and I found a few modified cells and some new items but on the whole all I know to do is to look for things with "*" next to their name' date=' and that's kind of a bitch. Is there an easier way to do this? Some way to list only modified objects, maybe?

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Tes4Edit shows only new/modified records and what's modified in a record. It's easier to spot modifications this way.

[Fiddlesticks]

Well' date=' you could point me to the mods in question? That way, we'll know what's what.

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These are several mounts, I don't remember where I found them the first time, but I did a search just a moment ago again and found them here. Running the site through Google translate gave me enough clues, I think. I don't know why such an obvious thing didn't occur to me sooner.

But there are others I'm still having trouble with, many linked from posts on this forum about file depositories, I think. Some Lineage weapon rips that came with a text file that won't key in to Google translate is a good example.

I've got another few, I think the author's name is NANA possibly? The file names are in japanese... NANA卓越之剑公主盔甲1.1 is one of them. Ringing any bells for anyone?

[EvenstarGW]

In the toolset, go to the object window, under creatures, find the newly added ones. Right click on one and click "Use info" - That will point you to wherever the creature is used; scripts, locations, infos... The find text option is also handy for locating stuff.