Does anyone have a mod pack?

[DAVE9645]

I have had a lot of issues modding adult content with Skyrim SE.

 

Does anyone on Lover-lab have a texture pack or guide I could use to download the right mods to run my game without T-poses, Crashes and Currupt files. better my experience with the game and its many mods
 

Just to clarify i am using MO2 and need help with which mods to use a framework for the framework provided by Lovers-lab tm.

 

Sincerely a man who needs help,

DAVE

[Seijin8]

9 minutes ago, DAVE9645 said:

I have had a lot of issues modding adult content with Skyrim SE.

 

Does anyone on Lover-lab have a texture pack or guide I could use to download the right mods to run my game without T-poses, Crashes and Currupt files. better my experience with the game and its many mods
 

Just to clarify i am using MO2 and need help with which mods to use a framework for the framework provided by Lovers-lab tm.

 

Sincerely a man who needs help,

DAVE

Hi, Dave.  Welcome to the site.  I am going to point a couple things out, which you may not find helpful right now, but it might ease your way later.

 

1) Mod packs are available out there somewhere, and you would probably have to pay for them, even though everything in them is free content (and usually being used without permission, because thats how paid mod packs work).

 

2) I don't think you will find any such mod packs here.  Main reason is all the mods are updated at their own frequency and maintaining said mod pack would be a nightmare for the poor, unpaid sod doing it.

 

3) If you seek a "quick n easy" approach to modding Bethesda games, you are trading one set of problems for another, because *when* things break, you will have zero clue what broke or how to fix it.

 

4) There are several YouTube and written tutorials on installation of adult mods for Skyrim SSE.  I don't use SSE, so I can't help you with those, but others no doubt can, and google can probably find them as well.  Just mind the "created date" on them as some info may be out of date.

 

5) Modding Bethesda games is a skill.  That skill requires many tools and techniques, and there are thousands of web pages on how to perform them, but nothing comprehensive, because -- again -- these things are updated on their own schedules and anything written that way quickly becomes outmoded.  If you like the design and mod-ability of Bethesda games, keep in mind that the skill typically transfers to the next game they make, so this isn't wasted effort on a single game, but on a series of them that extends into the foreseeable future (the next two games from Bethesda will use similar techniques, and maybe many more afterward).

 

Apologies for not being able to provide better information for your current issue.