Removing Legendary Skill Ranks in Skyrim?
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So I'm running SkyRE, and one of the known bugs is that the Longbow's Overdraw perk will break occasionally when adding a new perk to the Longbow tree.
The fix is to Legendary the Marksman skill, then use player.setav <skillName> <skillLvl> to reset the skill to it's previous level. Then re-add all the perks.
This works fine, and seems to be the only fix available. However, it's left me with several legendary skill ranks that I haven't earned. I've looked around for a console command to erase Legendary levels to no avail.
Anyone else have a solution to reset the Legendary count to 0?
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So I'm running SkyRE, and one of the known bugs is that the Longbow's Overdraw perk will break occasionally when adding a new perk to the Longbow tree.
The fix is to Legendary the Marksman skill, then use player.setav <skillName> <skillLvl> to reset the skill to it's previous level. Then re-add all the perks.
This works fine, and seems to be the only fix available. However, it's left me with several legendary skill ranks that I haven't earned. I've looked around for a console command to erase Legendary levels to no avail.
Anyone else have a solution to reset the Legendary count to 0?
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Out of curiosity, did you try crafting new alchemy armor?
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Mar 3 '17 at 23:38
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So I'm running SkyRE, and one of the known bugs is that the Longbow's Overdraw perk will break occasionally when adding a new perk to the Longbow tree.
The fix is to Legendary the Marksman skill, then use player.setav <skillName> <skillLvl> to reset the skill to it's previous level. Then re-add all the perks.
This works fine, and seems to be the only fix available. However, it's left me with several legendary skill ranks that I haven't earned. I've looked around for a console command to erase Legendary levels to no avail.
Anyone else have a solution to reset the Legendary count to 0?
the-elder-scrolls-5-skyrim
asked Feb 13 '15 at 13:12
TheFaster
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So I'm running SkyRE, and one of the known bugs is that the Longbow's Overdraw perk will break occasionally when adding a new perk to the Longbow tree.
The fix is to Legendary the Marksman skill, then use player.setav <skillName> <skillLvl> to reset the skill to it's previous level. Then re-add all the perks.
This works fine, and seems to be the only fix available. However, it's left me with several legendary skill ranks that I haven't earned. I've looked around for a console command to erase Legendary levels to no avail.
Anyone else have a solution to reset the Legendary count to 0?
the-elder-scrolls-5-skyrim
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Out of curiosity, did you try crafting new alchemy armor?
– theJollySin
Mar 3 '17 at 23:38
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Out of curiosity, did you try crafting new alchemy armor?
– theJollySin
Mar 3 '17 at 23:38
Out of curiosity, did you try crafting new alchemy armor?
– theJollySin
Mar 3 '17 at 23:38
Out of curiosity, did you try crafting new alchemy armor?
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I'm not aware of any way to do this in the console, but SKSE does expose a scripting API for adding and removing legendary levels, if you're willing to get your hands dirty writing your own mod. You could do something like the following in a Papyrus script:
ActorValueInfo.GetActorValueInfo("Marksman").SetSkillLegendaryLevel(0)
(This cannot be typed at the console; it has to be compiled into a Papyrus script and then executed by the game's scripting engine. Also, it requires a reasonably recent version of SKSE - if for some strange reason you must use an older version, use the deprecated Game.SetSkillLegendaryLevel() instead.)
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I'm not aware of any way to do this in the console, but SKSE does expose a scripting API for adding and removing legendary levels, if you're willing to get your hands dirty writing your own mod. You could do something like the following in a Papyrus script:
ActorValueInfo.GetActorValueInfo("Marksman").SetSkillLegendaryLevel(0)
(This cannot be typed at the console; it has to be compiled into a Papyrus script and then executed by the game's scripting engine. Also, it requires a reasonably recent version of SKSE - if for some strange reason you must use an older version, use the deprecated Game.SetSkillLegendaryLevel() instead.)
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I'm not aware of any way to do this in the console, but SKSE does expose a scripting API for adding and removing legendary levels, if you're willing to get your hands dirty writing your own mod. You could do something like the following in a Papyrus script:
ActorValueInfo.GetActorValueInfo("Marksman").SetSkillLegendaryLevel(0)
(This cannot be typed at the console; it has to be compiled into a Papyrus script and then executed by the game's scripting engine. Also, it requires a reasonably recent version of SKSE - if for some strange reason you must use an older version, use the deprecated Game.SetSkillLegendaryLevel() instead.)
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I'm not aware of any way to do this in the console, but SKSE does expose a scripting API for adding and removing legendary levels, if you're willing to get your hands dirty writing your own mod. You could do something like the following in a Papyrus script:
ActorValueInfo.GetActorValueInfo("Marksman").SetSkillLegendaryLevel(0)
(This cannot be typed at the console; it has to be compiled into a Papyrus script and then executed by the game's scripting engine. Also, it requires a reasonably recent version of SKSE - if for some strange reason you must use an older version, use the deprecated Game.SetSkillLegendaryLevel() instead.)
answered Oct 16 at 5:07
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I'm not aware of any way to do this in the console, but SKSE does expose a scripting API for adding and removing legendary levels, if you're willing to get your hands dirty writing your own mod. You could do something like the following in a Papyrus script:
ActorValueInfo.GetActorValueInfo("Marksman").SetSkillLegendaryLevel(0)
(This cannot be typed at the console; it has to be compiled into a Papyrus script and then executed by the game's scripting engine. Also, it requires a reasonably recent version of SKSE - if for some strange reason you must use an older version, use the deprecated Game.SetSkillLegendaryLevel() instead.)
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Out of curiosity, did you try crafting new alchemy armor?
– theJollySin
Mar 3 '17 at 23:38