It's a mystery to me why the TES3 Construction Set sometimes decides to save your .esp as a new .tes file instead of overwriting the .esp. Whatever the cause, the solution is simple; delete the .esp, rename the file ending of the .tes file and reload the plugins in the CS and in my experience it'll work perfectly again.
Quote:Originally posted by Razorwing
It's a mystery to me why the TES3 Construction Set sometimes decides to save your .esp as a new .tes file instead of overwriting the .esp. Whatever the cause, the solution is simple; delete the .esp, rename the file ending of the .tes file and reload the plugins in the CS and in my experience it'll work perfectly again.
:eek: that easy :eek: :eek:
I wish I knew this a couple of month back :lmao: :lmao:
thanks for this info! :goodjob: