Can the community help make an easier plug-n-play experience for Rookies?

[Chambers]

I've tried to hop around Nexus and here to setup SexLab with various content, I've tried useing Nexus Mod Manager and Mod Organizer to get it done.

So far I have invested like 10 hours hopping from page to page, trying what little youtube tutorials are available and so on...

 

My main issue is that the CBBE Slider is always broken (body gets no change when I adjust sliders.) and I got little knowledge, regarding all the skeleton options and HDR, CBBE and whatever else is out there. I can't tell what can't conflicts with each other. 

 

So I'm wondering if the community could setup a complete list for beginners to be able to play.

 

It's quite important that all the "hidden" requirements in the walls of text is included too, so no mistakes are made.

 

It should basically be as rookie proof as possible, holding your hand step-by-step and turn Skyrim into an Adult Game once finished.

It would be a giant contribution if it could be made as a Youtube video, showing how to do it from a fresh install of Skyrim.

[MadMansGun]

it does not cover body mods, but it will get sexlab up and running:

https://www.loverslab.com/files/file/3524-sexlab-more-nasty-critters-install-guide/

[RPGKnight]

Quick question, is the SKSE from the Steam Store the correct one to use or do I need to download it manually?

[winny257]

3 hours ago, RPGKnight said:

Quick question, is the SKSE from the Steam Store the correct one to use or do I need to download it manually?

a point that you did not mention, which version do you own?
Oldrim (Skyrim 2011) or SSE (Skyrim Special Edition)?
in the latter, no sexmods work, as well as an illegal copy!
I do not want to accuse you, I only said it.

 

http://skse.silverlock.org/

[ghostwalkr]

3 hours ago, RPGKnight said:

Quick question, is the SKSE from the Steam Store the correct one to use or do I need to download it manually?

I didn't think the SKSE team allowed SKSE to be hosted on 3rd party sites.

From my own experience, any mod that required SKSE always linked to http://skse.silverlock.org/ to get the latest version of SKSE.

 

What did you download and install from the Steam Workshop exactly?

 

 

 

[RPGKnight]

http://store.steampowered.com/app/365720/Skyrim_Script_Extender_SKSE/

[RPGKnight]

And I'm useing The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim which is the original with workshop support, I thought I read somewhere that Special Edition wasn't supported.