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All in all, I love this blade. Thanks for the many years of enjoyment! Here's to hopin' that 2018 proves equally swell!
Gabriel, the current situation with steam and all the wonky workshop behavior makes me very hesitant to change any mods that are currently working. Entirely too easy to break everything. Sorry. I can tell you how to dial up your damage, just a bit, while smithing, though.
Check the skeleton, or do the help function. Make sure you're using quotes for "old adventurer" when you search.
1. add a gem to sword
2. thnx for making the mod
help "old adventurer" (with the quotes)
This will bring up a short list. Find the ID number associated with the sword (may be different, depending on mods you're using.) Then type:
player.additem [ID number without brackets] [quantity without brackets]
~ to close console
so it might look like player.additem 10035F4 1 and it will give you one more of the item.
If you want to place it on an NPC (I always like to give people stuff) then open your console when you're pointing at them. Once open, click the mouse on them until you see their number on your crosshairs. Type:
equipitem [ID number] 1
Close console and they should have it equipped.