What is a settlement Keywords Mod?
Settlement Keywords expands on the current Settlement Menu system offering mod authors even more categories to use for their mods. This mod does not have any known dependencies other than the base game.
What is settlement keywords expanded (Ske)?
Settlement Keywords Expanded is a continuation of Stuyk's framework. SKE is a mod authors resource and provides an alternative to adding items to the Bethesda vanilla menus. With SKE mod authors have more choices for their settlement items. More choices means less clutter in settlement menus.
What is the difference between NMM and settlement keywords expanded?
NMM has a bug that needs reporting. Completely restructured the Settlement Menu see the Readme Section for details. Settlement Keywords Expanded is a continuation of Stuyk's framework. SKE is a mod authors resource and provides an alternative to adding items to the Bethesda vanilla menus.
What happens if I uninstall the settlement menu?
Improper installation or uninstallation will result in permanent menu loss and the changes will be reflected in your save game. Follow all authors instructions as I cannot help you if a script has damaged your Settlement menu.
Is SettlementKeywords.esm on Nexus?
With the exception of SKE translations, SKE files modified or otherwise especially SettlementKeywords.esm may not be uploaded to the Nexus or any other site including Bethesda.net.
Is the settlement menu restructured?
Completely restructured the Settlement Menu see the Readme Section for details.
Can authors release SKE patches?
NOTE: Authors can release SKE Patches with FO4Edit.
Do you need a patch for SKE?
While these mods do not require a Patch to use SKE they may place items in the vanilla menus.
Do you need SKE for FO4Edit?
SKE may be required as a resource for the mod you are using. Check the authors description page to see if a patch is needed or available. If no patch is available you will need to create one with FO4Edit. To see how to create patches that resolve and override conflicts you can download the xEdit (meaning all versions) Training Manual here. It says rough draft and it was initially intended for FO3/FNV however, the FO4Edit UI is the same so you can still use it for creating patches. How to resolve conflicts is discussed in Section 4.
