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About this mod
Adds configurable amount of hotkeyd hardsaves, once the amount is hit, overwrites the oldest save. Also optionally has periodic autosaves with same rotation logic
Works with the character/save profiles with some configuration.
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Successor to Rotating Quicksave from Skyrim.
Adds configurable amount of hotkeyed hardsaves to replace the default quicksave functionality. Once the configured amount of saves is hit, it overwrites the oldest one.
Additionally, periodic autosaves can also be enabled. These use the same logic on save amount and rotation. The autosaves also try to be a bit smart about when to save, and autosaves are deferred to after combat for example.
Due to how the save/character profile system works in SE, this requires a bit of per character configuration to get working correctly. Instructions below.
Installation / configuration
Adds configurable amount of hotkeyed hardsaves to replace the default quicksave functionality. Once the configured amount of saves is hit, it overwrites the oldest one.
Additionally, periodic autosaves can also be enabled. These use the same logic on save amount and rotation. The autosaves also try to be a bit smart about when to save, and autosaves are deferred to after combat for example.
Due to how the save/character profile system works in SE, this requires a bit of per character configuration to get working correctly. Instructions below.
Installation / configuration
- Install with mod manager of your choice
- Save at least once manually with your character
- Open the Skyrim save folder: "Documents\my games\Skyrim Special Edition\Saves"
- Find your save file in there, and copy the player id part from the file name. This will be unique for each character, but here's an example with the id highlighted in red. "Save2_3B5721FA_1_8A636B6765_WinterholdTheFrozenHearth_000010_20220701211459_1_1.ess"
- Go to folder Data\SKSE\plugins\bQuickSave\ and copy the template.json to a file named with your character. For a character named Example, this would be "Example.json".
- Open the created file in a text editor and replace the "set this" part with the id you copied earlier, keeping the quotes around it.
- You're done! The MCM menu will say if the configuration has been done correctly.