If you put 100 you probably won’t be able to access it until late in the game, if you put 5 you might as well not bother as your minimum starting lock-pick skill is going to be higher. What to put? well it needs to be a number and this will set the ‘level’ of the lock that will need to be picked to gain access to the Maintenance Shed. Now we will be able to edit the field in our Plugin Patch as shown below:

You might get that warning about editing stuff pop-up again (these eventually reduce as you use FO3Edit more often), if so click ‘yes etc’ to carry on. Once you see that, right-click on your Plugin Patch files section where is says ‘Level’ over on the left of this right part of the screen and click the ‘Add’ prompt as shown above. Look about half-way down the screen in that right section until you see ‘XLOC - Lock Data’ So lets do that now, as they are currently exactly the same. Whatever is furthest to the right in this screen in FO3Edit will ‘win’ any conflict, so my ‘Patch Plugin Load Last.esp’ is going to overwrite the original mods details with whatever i put in my file. The right most column will be titled as the name of your Patch you created, so in my case i will have the top right most part of the screen show on the left ‘MaintenanceShed.esp’ with all the original mods details below for the section we are in, and just to the right of that i have a ‘Patch Plugin Load Last.esp’ with all the same details. Now just follow the guide closely (like really concentrate, as my memory of the exact process is a little hazy so you need the guide!), page 41, and you should end up back in your starting screen view before you decided to make your own Patch Plugin, this time on the right most section you will see a duplicated entry of all the details of that ‘MetalScrapDoor01’ we want to add a lock too.

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