The only way I know of to find out the quest's ID was to use this thread Open the console by pressing the tilde key (usually found directly under the escape button), enter that command with the relevant quest ID, and it will reset that quest. I'm going to look more into this option to see if I can validate it as a safe and effective solution to the problem.If you're playing on PC and don't want to/cannot simply reload an old save (Which is always the safest option) you can use this console command to reset that quest. Such a patch plugin would allow us all the benefits of cleaning the Bethesda Master Files with none of the drawbacks (time/opportunity cost, hard drive use, potential for user error, inconsistency between mod setups, and potential for mod author error). Whether or not such a patch plugin would work for UDRs was contested by Arthmoor, but I haven't seen any issues in my preliminary testing. This would resolve the issue without touching the Bethesda Master Files and without requiring every user to go clean them manually. I think both ITMs and UDRs could be fixed through a patch plugin. I'd be happy to make a script which would fix references to records marked as deleted in the Bethesda Master Files if that would be desireable. I think it's wrong on a matter of principle. It comes down to whether or not we should advise users to bend over backwards and modify the Bethesda Master Files to get broken mods to work. These ITMs have no risk of polluting your load order with accidental reversions to default unless the user is doing terrible practices by moving third-party masters in between Bethesda masters in their load order, in which case the user has much bigger problems with their ability to mod than whether they know enough to clean their masters. You might shave a millisecond off your load time because the game doesn't have to process a record that it formerly did, but the object table won't care either way. Trimming out the Bethesda ITMs also doesn't hold statistical merit. If every mod user out of a million spends ten to fifteen minutes on something that has no actual effect, we actually set mankind back a cumulative total of nineteen years. Deleted objects from other mods, or deleted objects from the masters? More to the point, is there anything actually referencing these deleted records, other than the masters themselves, which your USLEEP fails to patch out?ġ0-15 minutes is a lot of time, especially taken in the context of the entirety of human scale, to deduct for a procedure that has no demonstrated benefits.

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