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Until modders figure out how to fix it - which could be anywhere from a couple of weeks to never - SKSE and any mods that require it (i.e., almost all of them) won't work with Anniversary Edition. 'Is Skyrim Anniversary Edition going to fuck up all my mods?' Just stay at or under 32,768 animations in FNIS or Nemesis (Nemesis counts animations twice for male/female I think, not sure about FNIS) if you use DAR. However, this is another soft limit as your game will continue to work fine, but DAR will give you an annoying pop-up warning every time you load a save and DAR (and any mods that require it) will not function properly. Installing Dynamic Animation Replacer creates an additional animation limit, since it only supports up to 16384 animations.

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However unless you go full retard and install every single pose mod and SLAL animation pack you'll never need to worry about it. With SSE Engine Fixes there's a soft limit of around 65k theoretically your risk of CTDs increases the more animations you add over that limit. However, if you're planning on uploading a conversion of a LE mod to the public, you should resave as Form 44 because it makes you look more professional and prevents people from complaining about it. General rule of thumb is to just ignore the Form 43 warning in MO2 since a lot of SE ports skip that step. I never bother resaving as Form 44 when converting anything and it's never given me any problems. Skyrim SE is backwards compatible with Form 43 plugins. 'What's the deal with Form 43 mods on SSE?' Check MO2 for any warning icons, and rerun FNIS and/or Nemesis. You may have accidentally installed Oldrim animations on SE or you forgot to re-generate your animation behaviors after adding or removing any animations. “My characters are T-posing! What the fuck?” Scroll down to Section VIII for instructions on how to make FNIS work alongside Nemesis. “How do I use both FNIS and Nemesis together?” The mods in this guide only require FNIS and the instructions reflect that, but if you skip all of the creature content then you can actually just use Nemesis. Likewise, Nemesis is only necessary for a handful of specific combat and movement mods.

It's also slightly easier to use in my opinion.

The one thing FNIS does that Nemesis doesn't is creature animations. I cover this in the guide but tl dr: Rudy Cathedral for gameplay, Pi-Cho for screenshots. “What’s a good Special Edition ENB preset?” If you're willing to compromise on any of those, you can increase framerate or lower the system requirements accordingly. ini and all the other performance-killing graphics mods like ENB Light, trees, grass, hi-res textures, DynDOLOD, etc.

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'Doesn't SE look like shit compared to LE?'įor 1080p at ~30 fps, my uneducated guess is that you want a Skylake or first-gen Ryzen CPU and a GTX 1070 at the minimum.

There are two niche cases where LE is objectively a better choice: if you're on very low-end hardware or if your only interest in Skyrim modding is hardcore screenarchery. If you really must get your hands on a copy of LE, your only viable options are sketchy third-party key sites or piracy. If you're insane, you can still technically buy it on Steam for full price, if you have a direct link to the game page.

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If you don't already own a PC copy of Skyrim ( angrytodd.jpg), SE is sort of your only option as the original Skyrim and all of its DLCs have been delisted from Steam. “Legendary Edition (LE/Oldrim) or Special Edition (SE/SSE)?”įor most cases, I'd recommend Special Edition due to an easier modding experience and, at this point, better mod support.

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I've never used it, but I may update the guide to support if that ever changes. Jokes aside, people say it feels much more polished and dynamic compared to SexLab and it is in active development. That is, if you’re into gentle loving vanilla sex between consenting partners. Besides, by the time you’ve reached the SexLab section, you will probably be comfortable enough with modding Skyrim to install it on your own. Niche/fetish/quest SexLab mods, I personally don’t enjoy these I’ve tried a few and they all sound more fun they they actually are. Check out the last section for a list of guides from other /tesg/ posters. In the interest of keeping this guide as short and simple as possible, I won’t cover anything that isn’t directly related to /teslg/ content. SFW mods: including non-character/non-ENB related graphical mods like texture packs gameplay quests.

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