- HOW TO DOWNLOAD SKSE HOW TO
- HOW TO DOWNLOAD SKSE ZIP FILE
- HOW TO DOWNLOAD SKSE ARCHIVE
- HOW TO DOWNLOAD SKSE MODS
Then using MO install the DATA folder as you would any other mod (this is where I assume you know how to do this) and call the mod whatever you like. The files are skse_loader.exe, skse_1_9_32.dll, and skse_steam_loader.dll.ĥ.
The *.exe and *.dll files in that directory will need to be copied/extracted to your steam skyrim folder (usually "steamappscommonSkyrim").
HOW TO DOWNLOAD SKSE ARCHIVE
Open the archive with whatever tool you use (7zip, etc.) You will see a directory called "skse_1_07_00", Name maybe different if not using SKSE 1.07alpha.Ĥ. Using Windows navigate to your MOdownload directory and find the SKSE archive, I use skse_1_07_00.7z.ģ. Download SKSE to you MO download directory, just like you would any other mod you wish to install.Ģ. These instructions assume you know how to use an archive extractor like 7zip (or whatever) and that you know the normal proceedure for installing any other mod using Mod Organizer ( MO) in which the DATA folder may not be the top folder.ġ. I am sure that this will not be the last question I have, in fact next up is Wrye Bash: Do I run it from within MO or from outside? Nothing explicitly says. I am finding a lot of the explanations a bit confusing. Hey, I am just trying to learn how to use your STEP guide and your Mod Organizer. Last, the instruction in 4 pre-supposes that the DataSKSE directory exists. Surely MO should be able to handle the few that do? Amd why does it have to be zipped? Is uncompressed an invalid option?
HOW TO DOWNLOAD SKSE MODS
Does this mean to put all files currently in data into ? Most mods have a structure of data, not many have a structure of filename, filename, filename data. Place *.exe and *.dll into / (not the data directory!)" I thought that the whole point of the MO was to 'virtualize' everything, not to have to touch the base Skyrim install at all. Add the following to DataSKSEskse.ini (create INI if necessary):įor instance, in "1.