FauxFurry Posted June 19, 2019 Posted June 19, 2019 11 hours ago, migal130 said: SKSE and the majority of its plugins require updates after Skyrim.exe is updated. OTOH, the majority of scripted mods do not require updates, because they either don't perform SKSE version checks or they perform them as "greater than or equal to" rather than "exactly equal to". A simpler way of differentiating: Mod comes with a DLL file -- likely requires an update. Mod does not come with a DLL file -- not likely to require an update. Mod has scripts -- has nothing to do with it. Did you accidentally post that in this thread? It doesn't really have anything to do with my post. The only 'updates' which my post made any mention of is upgrades to hardware (and if you count SE as an 'upgrade' over LE, game release version). The SE CBP-C works better than the LE HDT for me.
migal130 Posted June 20, 2019 Posted June 20, 2019 On 6/17/2019 at 3:52 PM, FauxFurry said: Special Edition has most of the worthwhile mods ported to it at this point as well as an increasing number of mods which are mode for it forst (when they aren't exclusives) so the only real downside is the Creation Club updates which render scripted mods un-usable until they are updated (if ever). That could be a significant problem rather than something to be easily brushed off. Sorry, I accidentally quoted the wrong post. You describe "Creation Club updates which render scripted mods un-usable until they are updated (if ever)." I was merely pointing out that the existence of scripts in a mod has nothing to do with the mod needing to be updated after Bethesda updates. I have produced a heavily scripted mod since a month after Oldrim was released and I converted it to SSE within a month of SSE being released. I have never needed to update it because of a Bethesda or SKSE update. Scripted mods that rely on SKSE do not need to be updated just because SKSE needs to be updated. They will start working again as soon as SKSE is updated. Again, the key is whether or not the mod comes with an SKSE plugin (a DLL file) and how the version check code was written in the SKSE plugin. That being said, I completely agree about CBPC.
GimmeBACON Posted July 12, 2019 Posted July 12, 2019 I've been thinking bout switching to SE, but I'm quite fond of a few of my RM presets... does anybody know if I can switch my presets to SE?
IGotBored Posted July 12, 2019 Posted July 12, 2019 9 minutes ago, GimmeBACON said: I've been thinking bout switching to SE, but I'm quite fond of a few of my RM presets... does anybody know if I can switch my presets to SE? I'm pretty sure as long as the mods have been converted it will work fine
chevalierx Posted July 12, 2019 Posted July 12, 2019 2 hours ago, GimmeBACON said: I've been thinking bout switching to SE, but I'm quite fond of a few of my RM presets... does anybody know if I can switch my presets to SE? it work without effort , just convert head mesh (rm) with SS nif optimizer all my rm from oldrim work .
shar181 Posted July 18, 2019 Posted July 18, 2019 I just finished a long, grueling play-through of Oblivion. At least 170 hours, finished all the factions and a lot of the side quests, enslaved hundreds of unfortunate maidens with carnal intent. Then around 2234 saves in, it started crashing every time I tried to save. Since I don't know how to fix it and was pretty much done with that character anyway, I've decided its time to cast Oblivion aside and dive back right back into some lewd adventures in Skyrim. Here's the thing though; I haven't played much Skyrim over the last couple years, and pretty much all my mods for both Skyrim and SkyrimSE are now outdated. That being the case, I decided to delete both of those installations, and now I have to decide which one I am going to install. So which version of Skyrim is more stable on a fairly high-end PC? I've had my fair share of CTDs on both, so its hard to judge for myself. Keep in mind that I intend to heavily mod it. I'm going to have all the basics: Frostfall, Apocalypse, Ordinator, RaceMenu, the Unofficial Patch, bodies and boobies and butts with physics and all that fun stuff. Then dozens of other mods that I can't remember off the top of my head, but I'm sure it will be fine. The main thing is that it will have quite a number of mods that are known to be pretty darn stable. I want to use Skyrim SE. I really do. I don't know if everyone had the same experience, but the fact that it can make better use of my hardware is a big plus. I enjoyed not having flickering textures in the distance when I was exploring. I had fewer overall CTDs while I was using it (at least before I added mods). I even like the updated water textures, and the few "Creation Club" mods that I picked up! However, before I settle on installing Skyrim SE, I'd like to settle some of my concerns about it. For one thing, I don't know if there's a real version of SexLab for SkyrimSE, yet. "SexLab Light SE" is listed in the SkyrimSE section of LL, but I've seen some posts and comments which suggest that there's also a full version of SexLab for SE... but if there is, I haven't found it. I've also heard some rumors that Skyrim SE mods tend to break fairly often due to Bethesda's frequent updates to the game files, which does not sound optimal. This post is the product of a sleep deprived, caffeine-fuelled mind. I apologize if it comes across as jumbled. Even so, if anyone can offer some insight into which version of Skyrim I should install, I would appreciate it! :3
Guest Posted July 18, 2019 Posted July 18, 2019 Unless you have a very specific mod you can't live without, and it is not available for SE, jump into SSE. This is your guide for which mods are up to date. Just remember to disable automatic updates. PS: "sexlab skyrim se" the 1st/2nd result is the topic with the download link for the full SL framework. Don't use SL light.
shar181 Posted July 18, 2019 Posted July 18, 2019 1 hour ago, Sternum said: Unless you have a very specific mod you can't live without, and it is not available for SE, jump into SSE. This is your guide for which mods are up to date. ... Just remember to disable automatic updates. PS: "sexlab skyrim se" the 1st/2nd result is the topic with the download link for the full SL framework. Don't use SL light. These topics are exactly what I needed. Thanks you! ^-^ You say I should disable automatic updates... does that mean that Skyrim SE really does break mods when it updates? Or is that just a precaution?
Guest Posted July 18, 2019 Posted July 18, 2019 15 minutes ago, shar181 said: You say I should disable automatic updates... does that mean that Skyrim SE really does break mods when it updates? Or is that just a precaution? SKSE and some dll plugins break. So maybe you'll need to keep an eye on 5-10 mods after each update. You can see which mods are out for the current game/skse version in the post I linked.
shar181 Posted July 18, 2019 Posted July 18, 2019 5 minutes ago, Sternum said: SKSE and some dll plugins break. So maybe you'll need to keep an eye on 5-10 mods after each update. You can see which mods are out for the current game/skse version in the post I linked. Alright, I will bookmark that post and keep an eye on it. :3
VulpineKitsune Posted July 22, 2019 Posted July 22, 2019 I have Skyrim SE. But as I search for mods (I'm looking for mods that include the more extreme fetishes), most interesting mods seem to be exclusive to Oldrim. Is it, in your opinion, worth it to buy legendary edition for those mods? Also, in case I buy it, can I just chuck into it, together with the other mods, some graphical improvement mods or will I face compatibility problems?
27X Posted July 22, 2019 Posted July 22, 2019 15 minutes ago, VulpineKitsune said: some graphical improvement mods See, the thing about fetishes is while they get you from 0 to 1 billion in .74 seconds, they remove your ability to have common sense or think objectively. LE graphics repeatedly jam their naughty bits in SSE's eyes without concern, care, or restraint. Not even a contest. Even with the last two updates featuring "weather related changes" and SSS, it will be literal years before SSE looks like LE in terms of quality. Years, and we're already in year three. The question is not "does it looks graphics", the question is does your fetish entail installing another version of a game you already own.
VulpineKitsune Posted July 22, 2019 Posted July 22, 2019 3 minutes ago, 27X said: See, the thing about fetishes is while they get you from 0 to 1 billion in .74 seconds, they remove your ability to have common sense or think objectively. LE graphics repeatedly jam their naughty bits in SSE's eyes without concern, care, or restraint. Not even a contest. Even with the last two updates featuring "weather related changes" and SSS, it will be literal years before SSE looks like LE in terms of quality. Years, and we're already in year three. I am unsure why you felt the need to say it in such a way, but your point is that LE is better?
Tweens Posted July 22, 2019 Posted July 22, 2019 If LE has the mods that you want and you can afford to buy it, then do so. SSE is a bit more stable, SLE has more improvements. SSE and SLE are two separate games with different folders (Skyrim and Skyrim Special Edition), so you can have both games installed with different mods for each. Just be very careful when selecting mods that they are for the version that you are modding. Not meant as any kind of accusation, but if you are considering a cracked version, many mods will not work, especially the sex mods, since they rely on FNIS.
Grey Cloud Posted July 22, 2019 Posted July 22, 2019 1 hour ago, Tweens said: cracked version, many mods will not work, especially the sex mods, since they rely on FNIS. Why would FNIS not work on a cracked Skyrim? Might be me but I can't see the connection.
Tweens Posted July 22, 2019 Posted July 22, 2019 37 minutes ago, Grey Cloud said: Why would FNIS not work on a cracked Skyrim? Might be me but I can't see the connection. @fore has made FNIS to specifically not work on cracked versions. As I understand it, there is something in the Steam file path that FNIS looks for, as well as some of the shell programs that are used to run a cracked version. From the Nexus FNIS page: Piracy Precautions FNIS takes preemptive steps against piracy: FNIS checks whether you use a legal Skyrim Steam installation. For this purpose reads the information Steam is setting every time you launch Skyrim with the Steam launcher. If this check fails, you will get a warning in the FNIS output window. FNIS checks whether you are user of the mod pirate site "moddrop". In this case FNIS will abort with an appropriate error message. If you want to use FNIS again, you need to (1) uninstall the moddrop client, (2) uninstall FNIS, including all leftovers in tools\GenerateFNIS_for_Users or MO overwrites, respecively (3) re-install FNIS again. NOTE: I will NOT HELP any PIRATES! First, I don't support people that don't support Skyrim and its mod authors. And second, I don't waste my time chasing down problems which only occur with illegal installations. In order to execute its preventive piracy actions, FNIS reads data from your PC. But only as much as is needed to find out the above described piracy information. If you don't fail the check, there is nothing that is kept in any way. And if you fail, the result is only distributed if you choose to share it. In particular there is no background scanning in any way. You can use FNIS only if you agree with its piracy checks described above!!!
Grey Cloud Posted July 22, 2019 Posted July 22, 2019 Thanks. I'd seen that but never paid much attention.
Gameplayer Posted July 22, 2019 Posted July 22, 2019 3 hours ago, VulpineKitsune said: I am unsure why you felt the need to say it in such a way, but your point is that LE is better? There are just so many awesome things about being on LE version of the game, but the number one awesome thing that comes to mind.... No Creation Club updates.
worik Posted July 22, 2019 Posted July 22, 2019 20 minutes ago, Gameplayer said: No Creation Crap Club updates. Fixed that spelling mistake for you . Don't worry, it's common and many players don't see it immediately. It's a very creepy one.
yatol Posted July 22, 2019 Posted July 22, 2019 1 hour ago, Tweens said: Piracy Precautions FNIS takes preemptive steps against piracy: FNIS checks whether you use a legal Skyrim Steam installation. For this purpose reads the information Steam is setting every time you launch Skyrim with the Steam launcher. If this check fails, you will get a warning in the FNIS output window. FNIS checks whether you are user of the mod pirate site "moddrop". In this case FNIS will abort with an appropriate error message. If you want to use FNIS again, you need to (1) uninstall the moddrop client, (2) uninstall FNIS, including all leftovers in tools\GenerateFNIS_for_Users or MO overwrites, respecively (3) re-install FNIS again. he don't support piracy , yet he tell them how to pass those "checks" he put there for the show? - fnis.exe look for "abracadabrou" in the registry? just put "abracadabrou" in your regristry and ou can run fnis -last check is killing fnis if it find x, required for cracked version (all cracked versions?), but instead of letting the ones that were using x wondering why that don't work, he tell them they just have to temporary uninstall x, reinstall fnis, and ready to do as if a modder could do better than bethesda for that stuff anyway...
worik Posted July 22, 2019 Posted July 22, 2019 1 hour ago, yatol said: he don't support piracy , yet he tell them how to pass those "checks" he put there for the show? ? It might be a wise step to edit your post a bit ? Perhaps deleting the paragraphs with the two "-" as the first letter? Just a random idea of mine.. For sure, the post has less information that way. But perhaps it can gain another step of wisdom?
Grey Cloud Posted July 22, 2019 Posted July 22, 2019 Personally, I find it somewhat amusing that the author of a tool designed to allow, e.g., rape and bestiality animations comes over all righteous indignation about peeps ripping off a capitalist company which would gladly rip off its customers if it could get away with it. It wouldn't be anything to do with Fore working in the software industry would it perchance?
worik Posted July 22, 2019 Posted July 22, 2019 11 minutes ago, Grey Cloud said: It wouldn't be anything to do with Fore working in the software industry would it perchance? How dare you to imply that honourable members of the software industry, and the (big) players of this sincere industry would have anything but a clean conscience and anything less than pure and altruistic motives?
Grey Cloud Posted July 22, 2019 Posted July 22, 2019 I'm a Cynic - Diogenes of Sinope is one of my heroes.
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