txt file.Hey, all! I don't usually write fan fiction, and this isn't a traditional fanfic, either. If you want to export your journal, you'll need a mod called FISS : it will let you save your journal as a. You'll also need the Skyrim Script Extender and SkyUI installed. Installation : You can subscribe via the Steam Workshop link or download the mod from the Nexus and drop them into your Skyrim data folder. It even enters the in-game date for each entry for you. You can also move the journal interface around the screen, re-size it, and change its opacity. There's a couple of choices on appearances, and a few different Skyrim fonts to choose from. You can save your entries, edit old ones, or delete ones you no longer need.
>As for how it works: the journal opens up with a simple hotkey (X) and lets you type right there inside the game. Export them from your game so you can read them whenever you want. Keep a faithful diary of your heroic and exciting life. So there are plenty of practical uses for the journal, but if you really want to do some role-playing, you can also use this journal as, well. Obviously, I'd put in at least a few hours with her at some point in the past couple years, and looking through her quest history I could see she did some of the Winterhold College quests. Just a couple weeks ago I was looking through my old saved games and I came across one with a level 12 character named Mags.
Either way, being able to use an in-game journal to take notes, or read them later, is really convenient.Īs for the actual point of keeping a diary while playing, well, I can think of several. I guess you could also use the Steam interface to open a browser window, but you won't have the Steam interface if you're using the Skyrim Script Extender, which I often am. I often take notes while I play Skyrim just in case I wind up innocently murdering dozens of people, but it either requires having my laptop crammed onto my small and already crowded desk, or alt-tabbing out of the game, which can occasionally cause a crash. That last part - writing your journal entries inside the game, while playing - is especially appealing.
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