You can lock layers you don't want to accidentally edit.Įdited to change where I typed level instead of layer for clarification.Looks exactly like the sort of fellow who'd like to build a house and settle down with a family.Disabling layer only hides them in the render window, somewhat like using 1,1 it doesn't change anything in the cell and only gives the render window less forms to load.a 'Grids to load' of 5 is also required if your going to generate new Pre-Combined meshes or Visibility.(If applicable, Beth's level designers didn't use a uniform system for layers) ((Big Surprise right?)) Learn to use the 'Layer System' ( if your not familiar with it, it is somewhat like the Photoshop/Gimp layer systems) Turning off unneeded layers such as FX or markers and, layers out of your immediate working area.Also greatly increasing performance and load times in the render window.

in the 'Cell View' Window check the box for 'Selected Object Only' (Unless you need to search or locate a specific form in the cell) Doing this stops the ckit from reloading every ref in a cell when you cross cell boarders or pan the camera.(I've gone down as low as 2 grids to load (2 works ok as it load a 2x2 grid of cells) or 1 grid to load in places like downtown but, you can only work on the single cell and don't see anything around it.) (Default is 5 and 5 is required for any landscape editing) This will make the ckit only load a 3x3 grid of cells instead of the normal 5x5 grid, greatly cutting down on load times and increasing performance while working in the render window. When going to work on worldspaces, (If you do not intend on editing landscape) before you even load your mod go to Edit/Preferences/Render window and turn down the 'Grids to load' to 3.ini edits but, more just helpful tips I've figured out to increase Ckit Performance.

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