I'm about to update my STEP installation from 2.2.9. Looks like we have another diagnostic tool to use, but MO does the same thing. (2) Lists the missing files in the removed content dialog when loading a save.īoth are disabled by default to enable them add this to \Data\ SKSE\ skse.ini: (1) Shows which masterfile is missing when the game CTDs on startup. added diagnostic messages that help detecting the cause of common crashes or problems. TreeObject and Flora accept general forms as produce fixed Armor.ModArmorRating to disallow underflow added Ingredient/Potion/Scroll/Spell.GetIsNthEffectKnown/Magnitudes/Areas/Durations/MagicEffects added support for skse.ExtendData(true) to enchanting/alchemy/smithing/crafting menus fixed Utility.CreateArray initialization with empty Forms/Aliases added Actor.ResetAI (similar to console function) added ObjectReference.GetContainerForms/GetReferenceAliases added Spell.GetEffectMagnitudes/GetEffectAreas/GetEffectDurations/GetMagicEffects fixed chance of ModEvent/UICallback instances failing if the game was saved+loaded between their creation and execution added SpawnerTask for batch PlaceAtMe with positioning (see SpawnerTask.psc for details) maybe you had not seen it but Since it works I assume that the Skyrim/ MO can read the ini even if it is in Plugins. Thank you I could not let it go and had to ask, now the only thing you did not touch was the post just prior to this one. ini file must be packaged just within the SKSE folder (rightclick on the finalized SKSE folder -> "Add to archive"). \Skyrim\Data\ SKSE\., therefore if it is installed via MO the. This SKSE.ini file should be placed in the folder.
Just install those mods normally like every other mod aswell, they will work just fine!įor reference, here is what should be written within the SKSE.ini file:
ini file) should reside within their own "mods" in MO's left pane. the ones you mentioned like Cellstabilizer.dll or DCF_Plugin.dll, etc. folder, should be managed through MO.Īll " SKSE Plugins" (e.g. The scripts, as well as the manually created SKSE.ini file, should be managed via MO, because every single file that goes into the. exe must be placed within Skyrim's game folder (where TESV.exe is). Your analysis is correct too, SKSE's two. You can install SKSE 1.7.3 without any doubts, it's working great.
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