Mods for SE Skyrim?

[GatsuTheBerserk]

Originally Posted by Ancient76

Skyrim Realistic Overhaul 1.7. for Special Edition:

http://www.moddb.com/mods/skyrim-realistic-overhaul

Hey Ancient, why isn't this on the Nexus? What's your grudge against it?

[Ancient76]

Originally Posted by GatsuTheBerserk

Hey Ancient, why isn't this on the Nexus? What's your grudge against it?

Moderators.

They act like morons.

[Eisberg]

Originally Posted by Ancient76

Moderators.

They act like morons.

What happened?

[daPhoenix]

Do the dick mods work for Skyrim:SE yet?

[Ancient76]

Originally Posted by Eisberg

What happened?

Well i have pulled my mod from the Nexus, because people tried to use it without my permission. And then Nexus moderators accused me how i tried to sell it?
In the same time my mod was part of STEP compilation, and of course i have gave them permission. So what's the problem?

But some people, in this case moderators don't use their brains properly.
Cognitive thinking.

[Megaman]

Small update with the SKSE team

There has been a long, ongoing discussion on Nexus Forums and there are some interesting recent posts. In particular, a post by schlangster (one of the original SKSE developers) posted today:

Ok, to shed a bit of light on the current situation, here's a brief overview of the people that were involved with SKSE and their roles:
Ian builds the core infrastructure and decodes the fundamental game systems. Most of his work happens when the game is released. He is the essential developer behind the script extender, but as you would expect from a person that skilled, he has a job and very little time. He sticks around to do the game updates and packages releases, but he doesn't have the time to do all the grunt work that comes with adding high-level features.
Behippo handles decoding the game classes (that's lots of tedious work) and adding core script functions. He is a busy guy, too, so most of his work happens after release (at least for SKSE it was like that).
These guys do the groundwork, but they do not create mods themselves (or even play the game extensively). This makes it harder for them to come up with actual script functions to add.
The people best suited to do that part are the ones who have mods that require those functions. They know which functions and parameters they need and they have the mod set up the actually test those functions themselves, tweak them, etc. And that's how it should be IMO. We cannot expect two people who have been around for 10+ years to still do all the work. It needs people from the current generation of modders to step and contribute.
For SKSE, these roles were filled by Brendan and me. Event-based input, Papyrus-ActionScript communication, mod events, the extending Equip functions, serialization, etc. - those were things I needed for SkyUI, they did not exist yet, so I added them. I was a student at the time, so I had lots of free time and I was highly motivated. Same goes for Brendan, he added even more stuff for RaceMenu (I would list it, but I don't know the details).
In summary, it was two devs for the foundations, and two for the high-level features (though these roles are generally flexible). A good mix of people with experience but little time and vice versa.
SKSE64 development worked pretty much the same so far. Ian and behippo did their thing, the foundations are more or less done. But Brendan currently focuses on F4SE as I understand and I am no longer active now (that was clear from the start). Behippo had planned to take on the task of porting the functionality required for SkyUI as you know, but so far that did not happen. It doesn't surprise me at all, because I know that if I had to do it all over again, except with the drastically reduced amount of time I have now, I would not have been able to either. Porting existing functions is a bit less work than starting from scratch, but he still has to figure out many things for the first time because he did not originally add all of them.
So at the moment, there's not much going on. What could happen eventually:

• Brendan moves on to SKSE64.
• Behippo returns.
• I return to port SkyUI (and the required functions in the process).
• Ian gets mad and decides to do everything by himself in one hour.
• Others decide to get involved and help.

But don't count on it, and do not assume any release schedule.

[t3hl33td4rg0n]

I don't see why they just don't throw the source on GitHub and let the community sort it out. The current way they are handling this is horrible all the while the community is just sitting around waiting for things to happen.

Even though I can certainly understand to some degree, just like the rest of us, they have lives to lead and SKSE isn't exactly at the top of the list. Why not divest yourself if it's such a hassle, open up the project to the community, instead of leaving everyone hangin' out to dry?

[Megaman]

SKSE64 Alpha has been released.


https://www.reddit.com/r/skyrimmods/...e64_200_alpha/

[Megaman]

If anyone cares, SKSE is now out of Alpha now and no longer a modders version only

[daPhoenix]

Originally Posted by Megaman

If anyone cares, SKSE is now out of Alpha now and no longer a modders version only

So do the dick mods work now?

[Megaman]

Originally Posted by daPhoenix

So do the dick mods work now?

PM KAC, he'll know.

[theshadowcult]

Most texture and model mods should work.

[t3hl33td4rg0n]

I've been running with about 90% of the mods I had pre-SE since they've been updated, and ported a couple ESP's myself manually with the Creation Kit. The rest were abandoned or haven't been updated.

Most of the mods you've used before are likely to have been ported, or is going to be ported. Mods with an SKSE requirement are a toss up since it's still technically alpha. I have a few that require SKSE, like SkyUI, that work fine.

[Megaman]

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspec...ion/mods/17209 *





















































*NSFW

[Seyiji]

Originally Posted by Megaman

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspec...ion/mods/17209 *

[IMG]https://media.giphy.com/media/g9582DNuQppxC/giphy.gif[/IgMG]
*NSFW

The last image on that page

*skadoosh*

[Dungeoncrawler]

Interesting.

Skyrim Mod Will Play The Game For You

https://kotaku.com/skyrim-mod-will-p...you-1834367548

[Crawdaddy79]

Originally Posted by Dungeoncrawler

its been so long, i was curious which are the must-have mods for this game?

https://www.dsogaming.com/pc-perform...-witcher-fans/

Modder ‘Gardden’ has released a pretty cool mod for both Skyrim Legacy and Skyrim Special Edition. According to its description, A Witcher’s Adventure brings elements from The Witcher games to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

Going into more details, this mod adds three main quests that are heavily inspired by The Witcher games. Moreover, it adds 43 sword models, ported directly from The Witcher 3.

Additionally, players can find a lot of The Witcher’s 3 alchemical components and recipes. Furthermore, A Witcher’s Adventure adds the 5 Witcher’s Signs from the Witcher 3. Each Sign has a Regular and an Alternate effect, and is cast using Stamina.

What’s also cool here is that the mod adds a new, individual Skill Tree. This Skill Tree is not related to the Vanilla Skill Tree in order to avoid incompabilities with other mods. In order to access the skill tree, you need to go to Kaer Fendargh. When you enter the fortress, you will find a stone craved on the floor right in front of the main door, from which you can select the perks. When you enter the Main Hall, a bar will appear above your health bar to show your progress on the Skill (Skill progress can also be consulted on the MCM). You can advance in the Witcher’s Skill Tree by casting Witcher’s Signs, Drinking Witcher’s Potions and Hitting enemies with Witcher’s Swords.

[Dungeoncrawler]

Every time this thread gets a new post I end up installing a couple new mods and play for a while . btw, wonder if there is a mod that will add songs to the ones sung by bards in the taverns?

[JohnnyFlash]

There needs to be a mod that gives you something to go for more powerful than what you can craft. Once you master crafting and/or enchanting the game gets boring.

[Apocalypsee]

I just started the SE version on my crappy laptop just to burn time at work. It only have A10-9600p and runs semi playable at 1366x768 lowest so no mods for me, just ini tweak to make it faster

The world is very big despite its age, and it felt nostalgic to play it now