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Hello! This is an internal plugin, a DLL file that will manipulate the game memory after it has been injected into the game. Using the INGAME menu you can turn on/off options with your mouse. There is no heat protection, so the steam won't cause any problems.
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About this mod Machine translation
Hello! This is an internal plugin, a DLL file that will manipulate the game memory after it has been injected into the game. Using the INGAME menu you can turn on/off options with your mouse. There is no heat protection, so the steam won't cause any problems.
Feature list:
Character Editor:
Edit character main status (health, stamina, magic)
Edit character skills (edit 20+ skills)
Don’t shout the cooling time
Infinite Dragon Soul (at least one required)
Unlimited discount points (you need at least one)
No weight limit
Invincible mode
One hit kill
Visual aids:
NameESP
distance electrostatic precipitator
health bar
trace electrostatic precipitator
humanoid skeleton
Remote transmission:
noclip (much faster than the game "tcl" command)
Use numeric keypad "1" to teleport to map marker
MISC:
Banished magic from the game (no one can cast spells and dragon's breath is gone)
Project Dupin
calm enemy
freeze enemies
Indestructible lock picking tool
control:
[insert]=show/hide menu
In "noclip mode": use the arrow keys to fly and the space bar to gain height
Vulnerabilities:
Using any kind of visual effects in "noclip" will make the game look a bit different
time. Turn off the visual effects before you fly around. Or only fly short distances when enabled.
If you teleport to a map marker in a city like Markarth, you'll end up anywhere because you loaded a different "map" when
You enter the city. An "open city" model might solve this problem. Same as Noclip. You can't just fly out of these cities, you need to leave them in their normal way before you can explore the world.
Editing skills/stats while having additional vampire/werewolf skills will cause the issue now.
How to use:
You need to inject the DLL with the DLL injector of your choice.
I'm using this: Guided clamping injector
But you can use any injector capable of injecting into an X64 process.
Best regards,
IceW0lf(Sky)
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Feature List:
Character Editor:
Edit Character Mainstats (Health, Stamina, Magicka)
Edit Character Skills (Edit 20+ Skills)
No shout cooldown
Infinite Dragonsouls (you need to have at least one)
Infinite Perkpoints (you need to have at least one)
No weight limit
Godmode
One Hit Kill
Visual assistances:
Name ESP
Distance ESP
Healthbar ESP
Trace Line ESP
Humanoid Skeleton ESP
Teleports:
NoClip (much faster then the games 'TCL' Command)
Teleport to Mapmarker with NUMPAD '1'
MISC:
Banish MAGIC from the Game (Nobody can cast spells, also dragons breath are gone)
Item duping
Calm Enemies
Freeze Enemies
Indestructible Lockpicks
Controls:
[Insert] = Show/Hide the menu
In "NoClip-Mode":
Fly with Arrow-Keys, gain Height with SPACE
Bugs:
Using any kind of Visuals while in 'NoClip' will crash the game after some
time. Just toggle visuals off before you fly around. Or fly only short distances with it enabled.
If you teleport to a Mapmarker while inside a city like markarth...you end up in nowhere since you load a different "map" when
you entered the city. The "Open Citys" mod might fix this. Same with NoClip. You cant just fly out of these cities, you need to leave them the normal way before you can explore the world.
Editing Skills/Stats while having additional vampire/werewolf skills will cause problems right now.
How to use:
You need to Inject the DLL with a DLL Injector of your choice.
Im using this one: Guidedhacking Injector
But you can use any injector which is capable of injecting into x64 processes.
Best regards,
Icew0lf (Skyrimhh)
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.