All mods in 1 Click

[pratikpunk]

Hey i have been here for a long time too  but i want to reinstall the game with all the imp mods frameworks etc just in 1 click :d can someone help ! heheh

[belegost]

And I want to be the Emperor of the Universe.

 

However, my wish has a marginally higher chance of becoming reality.

Edited September 20, 2025 by belegost

[Dorabella]

27 minutes ago, belegost said:

And I want to be the Emperor of the Universe.

You are easily satisfied.🤣

[Gukahn]

57 minutes ago, belegost said:

However, my wish has a marginally higher chance of becoming reality.

I would vote for you 🤔

[belegost]

4 hours ago, Gukahn said:

I would vote for you 🤔

Of course.

 

If you know what's good for you.

[pratikpunk]

:'3

[SollLuna]

On 9/20/2025 at 9:42 AM, pratikpunk said:

Hey i have been here for a long time too  but i want to reinstall the game with all the imp mods frameworks etc just in 1 click :d can someone help ! heheh

over in rimworld, we have the libidos loader, so its possible

[BirdEnjoyer]

On 9/20/2025 at 10:16 AM, belegost said:

And I want to be the Emperor of the Universe.

 

However, my wish has a marginally higher chance of becoming reality.

This is a thing you can just do these days with wabbajack. None of the NSFW skyrim modlists on the built-in browser are particularly lightweight and most are based around ostim, though. But it is possible to do. Looking at the wiki, it seems like one of the biggest issues would be them disabling support for the loverlab API, so you would have to link to the modpage and direct someone to download the correct file, but at least you can handle installation with wabbajack. Outside of NSFW modlists, SME seems to be a good launching point at least.

I'm also not completely sure if it's possible to make a modlist without publishing it on their browser. It seems weirdly locked down, to the point that you would need to make a custom fork of wabbajack to install something from a website that isn't on the list of approved sources. They say that anything made using their program/file format is subject to a CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license, which would be ridiculous if it was a different license, but copyright law is never not ridiculous.

And then there's the issue of deciding which mods count as important frameworks. For something like this, you would need multiple people to agree on what mods are important enough, because ideally it should be modular and include things that most people probably won't want but are still required for several mods. Honestly there just needs to be a NSFW modding wiki for skyrim like there is for rimworld, but the skyrim modding community is probably too big for a few dedicated individuals to get its shit together in the same way, but it would probably be better than the SL index. I don't know if I have the motivation to start a project like that, and I certainly don't have the expertise, but maybe later I'll go around and see if there are people who do have the expertise and enthusiasm required to start something like that if the idea doesn't stop floating around in my head.

[belegost]

1 hour ago, BirdEnjoyer said:

This is a thing you can just do these days with wabbajack.

I'm sorry, I lost interest in whatever you had to say after this sentence.

[BirdEnjoyer]

it's not impossible to make a modlist with wabbajack that isn't dogshit, it's just unprecedented.

[Supreme_Pizza]

That kinda killed it for me. People just want stuff and meh. (been a year, Hi)