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* UUID Generator Extension in VSCode OR ToolBucket & XML Tools in Notepad++ (found via Plugins > Plugins Admin, then search for it and install.) | * UUID Generator Extension in VSCode OR ToolBucket & XML Tools in Notepad++ (found via Plugins > Plugins Admin, then search for it and install.) | ||
To generate a UUID in VSCode, just highlight a section of code, right click, and select Generate UUID here. | To generate a UUID in VSCode, just highlight a section of code, right click, and select Generate UUID here. It will replace the selected code with a new UUID. | ||
For the UUID generation in Notepad++, once ToolBucket is installed, you want to press Alt + Shift + G. It will bring up a window as shown below. Keep Include hyphens ticked, and you can also click Don't ask again if you won't use any of the other options. Then click Generate. | For the UUID generation in Notepad++, once ToolBucket is installed, you want to press Alt + Shift + G. It will bring up a window as shown below. Keep Include hyphens ticked, and you can also click Don't ask again if you won't use any of the other options. Then click Generate. | ||
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If wanting to add more than one hair to your mod you can use | If wanting to add more than one hair to your mod, you can use Padme's mini tool linked above for adding new slots to CharacterCreationAppearanceVisuals. You can also use it to edit your .loca file if you desire. | ||
== Following the Template == | == Following the Template == | ||