As for the race, I am unsure id facegen is linked to this, if it is not then Im removing WICO's edits. This edit is not correlated to changes in ones race,but the values always seems to be the same when this record exists in WICO, smells like a wild edit to me.

This one I am a little unsure of, but I don't think WICO should edit attack race.

Object bounds are zeros, don't know how that happened but I believe this to be the ck being weird as I don't think he should touch object bounds.

The weight differs less than 0.01, I consider this a wild edit.

Since all the QNAMs differ by less than 2, I assume this is a wild edit.

Winterstone Castle is perfect for players who wish to roleplay a noble and rich Dragonborn in Skyrim. Typically, in this case I assume the author either made a mistake and/or this was intentional and I deem it outside the scope of the mod. This mod adds a dark castle rather than a cottage or a manor. In this case you would have to get into the authors head and understand why they would even think about making the edit. Lets say there is only one area that is affected. This is a wild edit simply because I know that mod should not have touched that rock due to it being outside the range of where the mod should be touching stuff.Īnother example is a mod that changes the landscape and you see that the LAND record was altered. One example is a flora mod changing the position of a rock that is outside the area the mod should affect. We have both played Skyrim, but only one of us regularly uses mods, and none of us have tried. Wild edits are a chapter, its really difficult to tell what is on purpose and what is truly a wild edit.Ī majority of the time it really doesnt matter. or altering what items are available on a specific level.

Skyrim item placement mod