Note: This has been succeeded by LOOT (See next tool) Here's another Gopher Tutorial Video on BOSS. It's not perfect though, so always check a modder's instructions on their mod page to be sure. Constantly updated, and keeps your mods ordered correctly (most of the time) to ensure minimal conflicts. No reason to really use this unless Mod Organizer confuses and scares you.īOSS: The load order optimizing tool. Nexus Mod Manager: This is the Nexus' own mod manager. If you can't follow the video, here's a STEP Guide on how to use Mod Organizer. Now comes with an auto sorting feature as well. Poweful, easy to manage, and keeps your main Skyrim installation clean so nuking a game is as easy as deleting your MO Profile and starting over. Mod Organizer: This is pretty much the mod manager to have. This is the only thing you should install directly into your root Skyrim folder (the one in your Steam folder).Check out this video by Gopher if you're having issues installing it. All major mods use it, and the memory fix that is now included in it is a godsend. SKSE: Pretty much required at this point in time. Most of them link back to the Nexus, so think of it as an easier way of looking for mods without dealing with all the nudity mods of the Nexus Skyrim GEMS: This is basically a mega compilation of mods that have been classified as really good. Some stuff (mostly Trainwiz stuff) is hosted here exclusively. It's got fewer mods, but the atmosphere is definitely friendlier than the Nexus. TES Alliance: Another decent place to get mods. Mods that are exclusive to the Steam Workshop are denoted by a logo in the title. Not as good as the Nexus, but it's a bit easier to manage. The Steam Workshop: Steam's own mod distribution center. If you can avoid the dumb titty mods and hugbox attitude of the forums, you'll find everything you'll ever need here. The Skyrim Nexus: Your main source for Skyrim mods and mod packages.
So if you have a problem, please be as thorough as possible when explaining the problem, and if possible, include your mod load order so we can look for any incompatibilities. Most of us here have a bit of experience troubleshooting a broken mod/game. Backups are important in case you end up not liking the mod, so you can easily revert back. Removal of a script-heavy mod in the middle of a save will lead to broken stuff later on.
Long story short, The Creation Engine handles scripts differently from the older versions of Gamebryo, permanently embedding them into a save file. ALWAYS MAKE A BACKUP SAVE BEFORE INSTALLING ANY MODS. WE'RE HERE TO TALK ABOUT MODS AND BETHESDA BUGS Simple Thread Rule: DON'T loving SHITPOST. Here you will find all the info for modding and troubleshooting Skyrim. Welcome to the Skyrim Modding/Troubleshooting Thread.
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