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#SKYRIM SE SSEEDIT HOW TO EDIT MASTER FILES MODS#

My suggestions are read everything you can find (but remember that things constantly evolve and people make mistakes):

There are SO many resources out there, and while some are outdated and some are actually spreading misinformation, the issue for many new modders is that they don’t even know where to start.

You can do none of that and try to figure it out yourself (good luck and may Talos be with you).

You can try and create your own modlist by using resources, such as those provided here and by other guides and videos.

You can follow a Modlist Guide where you do the work that someone else explains to you step-by-step.

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You can use Wabbajack to install a curated modlist with almost all of the work done for you.

You have a few options for how to proceed:.

Are you someone that likes to dig in and problem solve?.

How much time and energy are you willing to put into learning and DOING (and fixing)?.

The scope of your modding experience is up to you:.

Textures, meshes, models, and other “visuals”.

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Mods contain some or all of the following (for more information on these, check out the Glossary page):.

#SKYRIM SE SSEEDIT HOW TO EDIT MASTER FILES MOD#

By adding mods to the game, ideally through a mod manager, you are editing or adding to the game.

There are limits to modding, based on your computer set-up, which version of the game you have, and the actual game engine.

Use a mod manager – the main options are Mod Organizer 2 and Vortex.

NexusMods is the main location for downloading mods, but there are others.

So here is a list of things that I had questions about, wish I had known when I started, or general observations I have had (many of these are based on my opinions, so there will undoubtedly be those that disagree with some of this): While both of those have a lot of information, it is not always easy to find exactly what you need, especially when you don’t KNOW what you need.

I had never modded anything before 2020, so when I first decided that this was something I wanted to learn about, I went where I always go with questions: Reddit and Google. And a word of warning, if you don’t read these resources, or at very least the mod descriptions, and you try to ask for help on Reddit/Discord, you most likely won’t get many helpful responses. It’s not comprehensive by any means, but it’s a start.

But seriously, I know that there will be some people that won’t read most of this, so don’t forget the HELP page exists. If you don’t, I’m not going to yell at you, but you are disappointing Uncle Sheo and he might not share any cheese with you. I know you want to play a modded Skyrim game, and you want to do (couldn’t resist) it now, but I implore you to take some time to read through this page and the resources linked below. So, here is what to do, what not to do, suggestions on other ways to do, tools to learn how to do, ways to fix when you forgot to do, and much more. This is no more evident than when I decided to start modding, and is in no way the fault of the mod authors that they couldn’t foresee the sheer number of ways that I, and others, could find to mess up installing/using their wonderful creations (or, just as likely, they didn’t care, and honestly why should they? They put all this time and effort into creating something amazing, so we can and should put the time and effort into learning how to use it). Trust me when I say that the scope, creativity, and genius of my foolish thoughts and actions should not be underestimated.