Xx

"XX" or "XXXXX" in regards to console commands denotes that the object is from an official plugin (also known as DLC). Usually found in the BaseID or RefID of items or characters, these first two numbers change depending on the order of installation or the order the of ESP files in the data files section of the game launcher.
For instance, installing onto a computer with sets XX to 01. If The Vile Lair was installed second, XX becomes 02 and so on indefinitely. As another example, if one owns all of the add-ons (as part of the Legendary Edition) for , items added by will, by default, have 02 as their first two digits, while items added by will normally have 04.
For exceptions to this behavior, see § Game-specific behavior.
==Find XX number==
===Console commands===
A way of checking for the XX number for a particular plugin in Skyrim while one is playing is to open the console and either type help along with the name of an item known to be added by the plugin (with the name in quotation marks) or, again with the console open, click on an item in view added by the plugin; the console will then display the full RefID the first two numbers of which will be the XX for that plugin. For example, opening the console and clicking on an Ash Yam or entering the command help "ash yam" will show the XX for the item.
===Launcher data files===
In games where DLC load order determines the XX number, you can go to the launcher and click "Data files." The order of the plugins here corresponds to the XX value. For example, the third plugin listed will have an XX value of 03 for all its contents.
===Manual===
The load order is determined by the plugins.txt file in the game files. By default, this file is at the location:
%LOCALAPPDATA%\<game>\plugins.txt
%LOCALAPPDATA% is an environment variable on your system. It contains the beginning portion of the absolute file path to the location of plugins.txt. Search for %LOCALAPPDATA% (including the % signs) and click on the folder.
By default, on Windows, the value of %LOCALAPPDATA% is C:\Users\<Username>\AppData\Local.
==Game-specific behavior==
===Shivering Isles===
 is an official expansion pack and not a plug-in, even though it is listed under all the other plug-ins. Therefore, all content has 00 in the BaseID or RefID as the first two numbers, regardless of when it was installed.
===Skyrim Special Edition===
In the , all DLC is included along with the base game, so the Form IDs are consistent. Each BaseID starts with the corresponding first two numbers: 02, 03, 04.
ESL files ignore load order and, from a system standpoint, get merged together at runtime so that they take up the single mod slot designated for ESLs. As such, it does not matter where they are put. ESL-ified ESPs, however, obey standard load order rules. This means that all activated Creation Club contents will have the same first two (xx) or five (FExxx) numbers, unless one or more content is disabled. The numbers can be learned from the Creation Kit's load order:
*Normally the number will be FE000, FE001, etc.
*If the BaseID have 3 other numbers than zeros in the middle for some forms in the content, then it will be 05, 06, etc., for example the Fishing content have the BaseIDs that start with 06.
====Default load order====
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CK order 	Image 	Name 	Prefix
1 	 	 	00
2 	N/A 	Update 	01
3 	 	 	02
4 	 	 	03
5 	 	 	04
28 	 	Adventurer's Backpack 	FE012
62 	 	Alternative Armors – Daedric Mail 	FE032
46 	 	Alternative Armors – Daedric Plate	FE022
50 	 	Alternative Armors – Dragon Plate 	FE026
58 	 	Alternative Armors – Dragonscale 	FE02E
57 	 	Alternative Armors – Dwarven Mail 	FE02D
51 	 	Alternative Armors – Dwarven Plate	FE027
56 	 	Alternative Armors – Ebony Plate 	FE02C
55 	 	Alternative Armors – Elven Hunter 	FE02B
47 	 	Alternative Armors – Iron 	FE023
61 	 	Alternative Armors – Leather 	FE031
48 	 	Alternative Armors – Orcish Plate 	FE024
60 	 	Alternative Armors – Orcish Scaled	FE030
59 	 	Alternative Armors – Silver 	FE02F
63 	 	Alternative Armors – Stalhrim Fur 	FE033
49 	 	Alternative Armors – Steel Soldier	FE025
17 	 	Arcane Accessories 	FE009
8 	 	Arcane Archer Pack 	FE000
52 	 	Arms of Chaos 	FE028
77 	 	Bittercup 	FE03E
76 	 	Bloodchill Manor 	0D
36 	 	Bone Wolf 	FE01A
44 	 	Bow of Shadows 	FE020
25 	 	Camping 	FE00F
13 	 	Chrysamere 	FE005
37 	 	Civil War Champions 	FE01B
72 	 	Dawnfang & Duskfang 	FE03A
43 	 	Dead Man's Dread 	0A
21 	 	Divine Crusader 	FE00D
14 	 	Dwarven Armored Mudcrab 	FE006
39 	 	Elite Crossbows 	FE01D
71 	 	Expanded Crossbow Pack 	FE039
69 	 	Farming 	FE038
78 	 	Fearsome Fists 	FE03F
7 	 	Fishing 	06
23 	 	Forgotten Seasons 	07
73 	 	Gallows Hall 	FE03B
6 	 	Ghosts of the Tribunal 	05
45 	 	Goblins 	FE021
11 	 	Goldbrand 	FE003
66 	 	Headman's Cleaver 	FE035
75 	 	Hendraheim 	FE03D
15 	 	Horse Armor – Elven 	FE007
16 	 	Horse Armor – Steel 	FE008
20 	 	Lord's Mail 	FE00C
29 	 	Myrwatch 	FE013
79 	 	Nchuanthumz Dwarven Home 	0E
68 	 	Necromantic Grimoire 	FE037
53 	 	Netch Leather Armor 	FE029
27 	 	Nix-Hound 	FE011
30 	 	Nordic Jewelry 	FE014
31 	 	Pets of Skyrim 	FE015
9 	 	Plague of the Dead 	FE001
32 	 	Rare Curios 	FE016
74 	 	Redguard Elite Armaments 	FE03C
10 	 	Ruin's Edge 	FE002
70 	 	Saints & Seducers 	0C
40 	 	Saturalia Holiday Pack 	FE01E
41 	 	Shadowfoot Sanctum 	FE01F
26 	 	Shadowrend 	FE010
54 	 	Spell Knight Armor 	FE02A
34 	 	Staff of Hasedoki 	FE018
18 	 	Staff of Sheogorath 	FE00A
64 	 	Staves 	FE034
12 	 	Stendarr's Hammer 	FE004
35 	 	Sunder & Wraithguard 	FE019
22 	 	Survival Mode 	FE00E
65 	 	The Cause 	0B
67 	 	The Contest 	FE036
19 	 	The Gray Cowl Returns! 	FE00B
24 	 	Tundra Homestead 	08
42 	 	Umbra 	09
38 	 	Vigil Enforcer Armor Set 	FE01C
33 	 	Wild Horses 	FE017
80 	N/A 	_ResourcePack (example, Aloe Vera)	FE040
==See also==
*Console Commands
*The Elder Scrolls Mods Wiki
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