#xEdit Serialize
Serialize xEdit forms in YAML format.
Drop into the xEdit installation folder, select the forms you want to serialize, press CTRL+Y and go get a coffee.
An output.yml file will eventually be created.
Forms will look like this:
0012B91D: #Armor_Synth_Underarmor "Synth Uniform" [ARMO]
Record Header:
Signature: ARMO
Record Flags:
FormID: "0012B91D"
EDID - Editor ID: Armor_Synth_Underarmor
PTRN - Transform: "002490C2" #ArmorTorsoSynthUnderarmor [TRNS]
FULL - Name: Synth Uniform
EITM - Object Effect: "00192193" #EnchClothingPerception "Fortify Perception" [ENCH]
Male world model:
MOD2 - Model Filename: Clothes\SynthUniform\SynthUniformGO.nif
BOD2 - Biped Body Template:
First Person Flags:
33 - BODY: true
36 - [U] Torso: true
37 - [U] L Arm: true
38 - [U] R Arm: true
39 - [U] L Leg: true
40 - [U] R Leg: true
RNAM - Race: "00013746" #HumanRace "Human" [RACE]
KSIZ - Keyword Count: 1
KWDA - Keywords:
- Keyword: "0007820B" #DogmeatNoVisualsOnRetrieve [KYWD]This is still very much a work in progress, and might produce invalid YAML for some forms.
Works for Fallout4 as well as Skyrim, though I havent tested Skyrim much.