edit the objects of its parent master (ESM) or of another plugin (ESP)
refer to and create instances of objects defined in its parent master (ESM) or in another plugin (ESP), as long as the plugin is loaded before it For example, a specific guard in Seyda Neen is an instance of the "Imperial Guard" object. Updating to a new version of Tamriel_Data, for example, usually shouldn't create issues for plugins that depend on it, and simply updating the dependency to remove the warning is fine.Īn object record is the definition of an object, for example the ID and properties of "Imperial Guard".Īn instance record is a specific placement of an object in a CELL. The dependency list can be updated to the current master file's size with Wrye Mash to remove this warning. The warning will always be given even if there are no issues. That's because some of the things a plugin can do don't work correctly if the parent master file isn't the version it was made with (see below in "Plugins modifying masters"). If the size is different from what was recorded, the game or the CS will give a warning: "One or more plugins could not find the correct versions of the master files they depend on". The "Parent master" dependency list includes the parent file's size. If the master dependency is not wanted, it can be removed in Wrye Mash by ticking off the square left of the parent's name and saving, or by using the Esp-QuickEditor.
A plugin file (ESP) can be listed as a parent through other means, but the CS will remove this dependency when the active file is saved. When a plugin file is saved in the CS, any master file (ESM) that was loaded with it is added to its "Parent master" list. The CS can only merge all ESP plugins together, excluding masters. To edit a master file in the CS, turn it into ESP with Wrye Mash or tes3cmd, edit it, then turn it back into ESM. Master files cannot be set as "Active file" in the CS, so the CS will only directly edit plugin files. The game and the CS will give a warning if the master file is different from the one that was recorded as parent. The CS will also properly load at most four Parent masters automatically when loading a plugin (Morrowind.esm, Tribunal.esm, Bloodmoon.esm, +Tamriel_Data.esm will load on their own if a file has them for parents) but will fail to load with five or more masters if they haven't been manually selected. If a file is listed as a "Parent master" for a file that is being loaded, the game will load the parent master automatically, and fail if it isn't found. * OpenMW: Load order is explicit or by default alphabetical, master files aren't loaded before all plugins on principle, but are loaded before plugins that depend on them. Vanilla engine: Load order is defined by modified date and oldest files are loaded first, but master files are loaded before all plugin files. The difference is how the game and the CS (Construction Set) treat the files.
Wrye Mash and tes3cmd can instantly turn a master into a plugin, or the other way around. Public releases of TR's playable content (TR_Mainland) use the esm format internal versions of the file use the esp format.ĮSM and ESP files are identical except for a single byte in the header of the file.
Elder Scrolls Master (.esm) and Elder Scrolls Plugin (.esp) are the content file formats of Morrowind.
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