The Bethesda Creation Kit is actually a program for creating mods. In this article I will explain how the kit works, and what kinds of content it enables modders to use. This means that anyone who plays The Elder Scrolls Online can have the opportunity to make a unique video featuring one of their favorite models or an interesting item created in the Creation Kit. Users can then share their creations with the rest of the community through the Bethesda Community Forums and the Game Delivery Service. This kit allows users with practically any level of experience to create their own mods using one of several predefined templates, as well as a variety of materials and items from the game.
Tag your submissions! Place any of the following tags in the title of your post to highlight it.The Skyrim Creation Kit is the central component of the new mod for The Elder Scrolls Online.Pictures of your cat with the title "khajiit has wares if you have coin".Handprints, in any way, shape or form, even if posted by reddit admins, though certain handcrafts are permitted.Any posts related to Piracy (Support the game creators!).Screenshots of texts, facebook or other social networking sites (jokes on facebook, 4chan images) or comments with Skyrim quotes from other subreddits (i.e.Locations or Items in real life that remind you of Skyrim (dark brotherhood hand prints, sweetrolls), though crafts are permitted.Screenshots with anything superimposed on the image (text, real life items).Repeat violators of this rule will be banned and reported to the site admins.
Make sure content you submit is broadly interesting, not spammy, and contributes directly to the community. Per Reddit's Guidelines for self promotion, no more than 10% of the content you submit to the subreddit should be your own.Other interesting videos are allowed, but are still subject to rules 3 and 5. No YouTube/Twitch channel advertising/LP spamming.No Low Effort Content such as Handprints, Meridia's beacon, etc.A subreddit dedicated to the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
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