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SE Compatibility Tracking (Jul 30)

tasairis

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MadMansGun

MadMansGun

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1 hour ago, 4nk8r said:

I was hoping that, given the decision to use a new compiler that, while they were in there they'd take this opportunity to sneak in some fixes for the most common CTD issues, animation limit fixes, etc.

lol why the fuck would they ever do that? that is never going to happen. hell fallout 76 still has bugs from skyrim oblivion morrowind in it.

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Pfiffy

Pfiffy

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I think that this is the punishment for not buying the CC stuff when it came out. 

I wonder if the dwarven mudcrab is included in the pet add-on? Maybe it has a model that can be used by animators....

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YojimboRatchet

YojimboRatchet

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Nexus already has quite a few mods which are patching CC items from AE. At this rate, I think we'll have to create a new Skryim section on LL for AE, and i can easily see another thread like this one for "AE compatibility" in the coming months.

 

As for discussion AE / SE stuff, i know there's been a major one on this thread:

 

 

dage7416

dage7416

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If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Sticking with SE version is a no brainer for me. Never needed CC content with the several thousand mods in existence lol. I'm pretty sure there is already a fishing mod anyway. DLC's are optional downloads anyway, not manual downloads. I don't think it is really necessary to create an entirely new set of mods. Like it has already been stated, it just gives you some CC content unlocked and in return, breaks a lot of what is available.

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4nk8r

4nk8r

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2 hours ago, dage7416 said:

On Nexus they released a patch to revert back if the game updates I believe.  Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Downgrade Patcher at Skyrim Special Edition Nexus - Mods and Community (nexusmods.com)

 

How to prevent Steam from ever updating Skyrim Special Edition ever again (works for me, at least)

  1. Disable Steam Cloud saves (Properties > General) - If you don't do this, I'm fairly certain the manifest will be recreated when Steam starts.
  2. Shut down Steam
  3. Move Valve\Steam\Steamapps\appmanifest_489830.acf to another folder on your system (or rename to something like appmanifest_489830-disabled.acf).
  4. Start Steam
  5. Look at your Steam Library (Elder Scrolls - Skyrim Special Edition should appear uninstalled).
  6. Forever more start Skyrim SE via SKSE64 launcher
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4nk8r

4nk8r

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6 minutes ago, Pfiffy said:

Damn! I have been missing for this soooooooo long... 

Dare we find out what mudcrab junk looks like?  After seeing the turtle's...

nun56unn5ufg

nun56unn5ufg

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20 hours ago, tasairis said:

 

AE and SE are essentially the same thing.

I read it is written in a different visual net version, so mods like SSE Engine fixes need to be rewritten from scratch.

Mods that change skyrim on the engine level are the most exciting ones for me.

My decision to switch to AE will hinge on what gets ported and what doesn't, but i'm not expecting anything until several months from now to work like SE.

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pinkfluf

pinkfluf

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14 minutes ago, nun56unn5ufg said:

I read it is written in a different visual net version

yes apparently according to this post by pc gamer it's using vs 2019, scripts are running a tad too fast :)

tasairis

tasairis

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Looks like I'll be doing a handful of more frequent updates for the next week or so, given that I'm keeping my tooling up and running and so that I can check on things a couple times a day.

 

Related news, apparently mods that use Address Library are not going to be immediately working once it (and SKSE) update, so those mods will need actual rebuilding. But it could be a simple matter of just rebuilding for many of them. Point is, there will need to be new releases of each. So the big list has been updated to not give those mods special treatment.

 

I'm also considering expanding this list to LE and SE compatibility - as in, also keeping track of SE mods that are compatible with LE. If I do then it won't happen very soon. Probably going to hold off on that until SE/AE settles down.

 

Updates below bring my list up to covering all LE mods with >=250K downloads.

 

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remodel

remodel

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21 hours ago, nun56unn5ufg said:

I read it is written in a different visual net version, so mods like SSE Engine fixes need to be rewritten from scratch.

Mods that change skyrim on the engine level are the most exciting ones for me.

My decision to switch to AE will hinge on what gets ported and what doesn't, but i'm not expecting anything until several months from now to work like SE.

Authors for SSE Engine Fixes (skse64 plugin) said "I don't plan to update this mod for AE. I simply don't have the time or energy to work on these things anymore."

This is a critical mod. It'll require expertise in creating DLLs to get it migrated, I'm not sure this will happen.

 

And then, there's USSEP (Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch) that has been updated and no earlier versions available. Sounds rather intransigent to me.

 

Looks like Skyrim SE modding will become rather limited one way or another.

Pfiffy

Pfiffy

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6 minutes ago, remodel said:

Authors for SSE Engine Fixes (skse64 plugin) said "I don't plan to update this mod for AE. I simply don't have the time or energy to work on these things anymore."

This is a critical mod. It'll require expertise in creating DLLs to get it migrated, I'm not sure this will happen.

 

And then, there's USSEP (Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch) that has been updated and no earlier versions available. Sounds rather intransigent to me.

 

Looks like Skyrim SE modding will become rather limited one way or another.

Is there a Source code???

pihwht

pihwht

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28 minutes ago, fred200 said:

 

USSEP does not interact with the engine. It should just run on AE. Anyone tried it?

 

Has caused no hiccups for me: no messages or crashes or weird stuff.

Vortec

Vortec

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59 minutes ago, Pfiffy said:

Is there a Source code???

 He has a Github page.

 

 "

Source & Contributing


Source is available on Github. While I intend to look into some other known bugs, no promises. If you feel like tracking down a bug and theorizing a fix or even implementing one yourself, feel free to contribute; I'm willing to maintain it for future game updates.                                       "

 

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/17230?tab=description

Pfiffy

Pfiffy

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14 minutes ago, Vortec said:

 He has a Github page.

 

 "

Source & Contributing


Source is available on Github. While I intend to look into some other known bugs, no promises. If you feel like tracking down a bug and theorizing a fix or even implementing one yourself, feel free to contribute; I'm willing to maintain it for future game updates.                                       "

 

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/17230?tab=description

That's far beyond my abilities. I hardly get a script to compile....

But if there is a source code, someone might take over this and continue.

but more interesting is the address library.

BigOnes69

BigOnes69

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3 hours ago, remodel said:

Authors for SSE Engine Fixes (skse64 plugin) said "I don't plan to update this mod for AE. I simply don't have the time or energy to work on these things anymore."

This is a critical mod. It'll require expertise in creating DLLs to get it migrated, I'm not sure this will happen.

 

And then, there's USSEP (Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch) that has been updated and no earlier versions available. Sounds rather intransigent to me.

 

Looks like Skyrim SE modding will become rather limited one way or another.

SKSE team say they should be able to incorporate it into SKSE but it will take time.

CPL254

CPL254

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On 11/13/2021 at 5:38 AM, 4nk8r said:

 

How to prevent Steam from ever updating Skyrim Special Edition ever again (works for me, at least)

  1. Disable Steam Cloud saves (Properties > General) - If you don't do this, I'm fairly certain the manifest will be recreated when Steam starts.
  2. Shut down Steam
  3. Move Valve\Steam\Steamapps\appmanifest_489830.acf to another folder on your system (or rename to something like appmanifest_489830-disabled.acf).
  4. Start Steam
  5. Look at your Steam Library (Elder Scrolls - Skyrim Special Edition should appear uninstalled).
  6. Forever more start Skyrim SE via SKSE64 launcher

 

Or do what I did.  run Steam in the offline mode, and Install a small firewall software on your machine and block all internet access for Steam.

TinyWall - A free, lightweight and non-intrusive firewall (pados.hu)

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