Modders and Players Cheat Resource Hotkeys
Are you a modder or player and need quick hotkey references that is useful? Or just need a quick way to get some gold, lock picks or even make changes to the game style?
No more remembering console commands. Use this mod and set 5 hotkeys in the configuration mode.
Comes with five .txt files that can be changed or modified. Manual install in the Skyrim data folder is highly recommended.
I've already set references as an example for my own modding that you can use.
Please see pics for references on how you can set up this modding idea.
Once installed, you can make use of many commands to your liking. Even multiple commands at once.
Take for instance; one of the hotkey commands would be for gold, lock picks, set the daylight to slow down to a more regular time, and so on.
Each text file will tell you which hotkey it will use. Extract the 7zip file into an empty file on your desktop and make any changes you need to the .txt files and then install into your Skyrim data folder.
I've already taken the time to set the .txt files for modding use. Change any of the commands for your own use.
This is a very good tool to get into 'showracemenu' without having to use the console. It's simply one key stroke away and you're in.
Once you set this up, do not use any hotkey commands that you already use in the game, instead, choose any key that is not in use or things will not work right.
You will find this a great tool for modding or simply to get what you need. For example, you have a house and you need money for improvements, press the hotkey that you set up and there you have it. More money. (See sample pics)
You will need to go into your data file in SE and find the text files concerning this if you have not done this beforehand. Once you make the changes to your liking, then simply set your hotkey to reference that particular command.
Set one or all to do your wishes as you see fit for your gaming needs. Some commands will not be saved. For example, TGM = Toggle God Mode, will not be saved. Even though it can be toggled on or off during game play, when you restart the game it resets default to 'off'.
Happy gaming, modding, or whatever you do. 🙂
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