The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - MODS & TWEAKS

I've been keeping an eye on it looks promising but conflicts with lots of stuff i.e. JK's Whiterun, ETaC, etc. Theres rumours of patches being made etc.


http://www.pcgamer.com/skyrim-mod-overhauls-npc-ai/

There's a really massive list of tweaks and changes on the mod page. The mod is a work in progress, and there are some more changes on the way. I've played with it a bit, and a lot the changes are very subtle, but I have witnessed some of this enhanced behavior and it does make a difference.
 
Great thread Neil but very difficult to follow. Are there equivalent mods in the Steam Workshop? Be great if we can list them all, much easier if possible. I'll be looking and testing some at the weekend(Steam Workshop), will see how I get on.

I'm afraid there is no easy way to follow installing mods for Skyrim. :(
 
Is all this modding possible with the steam skyrim legendary version, and is there not just one big mod patch out there that adds all the graphical loveliness in one hit.

1) Yes, the legendary version is actually recommended to own
2) There was a big graphical all in one overhaul download at some point in this thread, but it's very very out of date now.
 
Look in the ini files or config files for the ENB and search for any dof settings that are disabled, FALSE or 0.

I would help you more, but it's bed for me now :)
 
Urg, not liking the latest Nexus Mod Manager! I don't need another profile and I don't need another folder with even more space taking up by mods! If I mess up, then I mess up and I'll fix it :mad:

Rygar 1 month ago
The virtual install was the worst "feature" I've ever seen introduced in a program. It MUST be enabled and it MUST be placed on the same drive as the game. What for if the mod manager keeps the zipped mods anyway?
Now when you install a mod you have the files 3 TIMES on your discs. 1. in your actual game folder, 2. in your virtual install folder, 3. zipped in the mod manager folder for install/uninstall.
But if you think you can simply delete the files from Virtual hd you're wrong. If you do that the mod manager will eventually bug out and remove the mod completely. Yes it will delete the .eps and all the supporting files from your Fallout 4 data folder straight without permission!
This is BS! I like many other users have very limited SSD making every free GB of space prescious. So far I had to delete 2 full games just to free enough space for those extra copies of texture mods to sit around and do nothing.

I'm hugely disappoined at Nexus for such user unfriendliness. I can't even express how p***ed I am.

:D I'll go back to 0.53
 
Using CBBE with 4K SG Textures, and about 30 other skin, face, hair mods lol

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:eek::D

I usually install UNP
 
One major issue I always run into and sometimes I can sort it, is the day brightness with ENB's. Using Realvision everything is so bright it looks awful, even turned the brightness way down :mad:

Not sure what to do really
 
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