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Rotating quicksave
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Category: Miscellaneous, UI, Utilities
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29 Sep, 2013 @ 1:17pm
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Rotating quicksave

Description
This mod adds multiple quicksaves (instead of the default one) and does it by adding its own quicksave button (F6 by default), with its own numbered saves. After all the saves are used, the numbering is started again from one, overwriting (usually) the oldest save. By default the amount of saves kept is 3, and can be increased to 15 from MCM.

The included quickload only loads saves made by this mod, so you need to actually save once with it for the quickload to work.

The saves are named "QS <Character name> <#>", making it easier to play with multiple characters as well.

Requires SKSE[skse.silverlock.org] & SkyUI.
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had 6 Nov, 2017 @ 10:37am 
Will you make se version?
KayleighKiwi 13 Dec, 2016 @ 9:49pm 
Could you make this mod also auto save to these quicksave slots at certain intervals or when entering or leaving a building etc. ? Similar to how skyrim already works but with your much prefered rotating save system.
BuGi  [author] 28 Jul, 2015 @ 8:05am 
> WHY SKSE
Because named saves aren't possible to do through scripts without it. As in, impossible to do this without it.
Whiskey 27 Jul, 2015 @ 10:12pm 
WHY SKSE
BuGi  [author] 28 Oct, 2013 @ 2:45pm 
I added links to the requirements on the description so check those. Both I would say are pretty much required now for *all* even slightly more complex mods than adding an armor or a dungeon.
player1jcw2 28 Oct, 2013 @ 1:28pm 
Can you explain what SKSE and SkyUI are?
Penguinator 7 Oct, 2013 @ 2:35am 
@hm9507 you can delete them from c:\my documents\my games\skyrim\saves.
76561198108053205 6 Oct, 2013 @ 2:39pm 
Alright, so I'd go about deleting my 300+ saves by hand? :P
BuGi  [author] 6 Oct, 2013 @ 2:38pm 
It won't do anything to your existing saves. It just makes its own ones.
76561198108053205 6 Oct, 2013 @ 2:31pm 
If I add this will it delete my current saves?