FileAccess interface for Skyrim SE scripts - FISSES
Easy-to-use interface for the emulator to save and reload in-game variables (such as MCM settings) to files.
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Easy-to-use interface for the emulator to save and reload in-game variables (such as MCM settings) to files.
Finally, I have installed FISS on SKYRIM SPECIAL EDITION, so I called it FISSES (FileAccess interface for Skyrim SE Scripts)
My English may not be very good because English is not my first language.
I hope you understand what I'm saying. = A =
The original FISS (
The mod author is no longer available and the original author has lost his FISS source code.
Therefore, I decided to analyze the original FISS XML file format and recreate FISS.
Actually the FISS XML file format is very simple and we don't need complicated tools.
So you can see in the source code that my XML parser or writer is also very simple.
anyway....
Papyrus script and fiss.dll tool completely rewritten!!
So maybe there are some issues that I didn't notice, I hope you can understand.
All APIs are the same as before, please refer to the old FISS MOD instructions!!
Notice:
- Already passed Esmify FISS.esp to ensure any MCM MOD with FISS is loaded after FISS.esp.
- There is also a non-ESMify version available for download
- Provide INI (fiss.ini) to control debugging recording messages, the default is OFF
Improved performance when loading/saving large amounts of data, such as Journal MOD.
- Because I've removed the version check from the source code, since FISSES doesn't reference any game memory address
It is also an independent module. Technically, SKSE64 should not update unless it changes the data structure.
If you encounter any issues with this feature in the latest version of SKSE64, please let me know.
I will rebuild the latest version of the FISSES source code.
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Finally, I already port FISS on SKYRIM SPECIAL EDITION, so I will call it FISSES ( FileAccess Interface for Skyrim SE Scripts )
My English may not be good, because my first language is not English.
I hope you can understand what I say. =A=
The original FISS ( )
mod author is no longer available, and the original author lost his FISS source code too.
Therefore I decided to analyse the original FISS XML file format and recreated FISS.
Actually FISS XML file format is quite simple, we don't need a complicated implement.
So you can see my XML parser or writer in the source code is very simple too.
Anyway....
Papyrus script and fiss.dll implement are totally rewrited!!
So maybe there are some issues that I didn't notice, hope you guys can understand.
All API is the same as before, please reference the old FISS MOD description!!
Note:
- Already Esmify FISS.esp to ensure any MCM MOD with FISS will be loaded after FISS.esp.
- There's also a none ESMify version for optional download
- Provide an INI (fiss.ini) to control the debug recording message, default is OFF
to improve the performance when loading/saving huge data, like Journal MOD.
- Since I already canceled the version checking from source code, because the FISSES doesn't reference any game memory address
and it's also an independent module. So technically, it shouldn't need to update to work unless SKSE64 change the data structure.
If you guys encounter any issues in the latest version of SKSE64 in the feature, please tell me.
I will re-build the FISSES source code for latest version.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.