If you’re not using SKSE, SSME is a separate version of it. Skyrim Memory Patch by sheson – The latest SKSE version comes with sheson’s Memory Patch included. See S.T.E.P.'s Editing the Enblocal INI guide for info on what the different features do and which settings to use. You’ll also need the latest Skyrim ENB binaries from. I’ll not get into details here, but they will basically help the game to utilize more VRAM and RAM memory.ĬTD and Memory patch ENBoost by Boris Vorontsov – An ENB version stripped of all graphical enhancements so you’ll only get its memory patching feature, which helps a lot with heavily modded games. When using lots of texture replacers, it’s more or less a must to use a couple of patches and plugins to get a stable game. If you for example wonder from which mod a weapon comes, just open the console and click on it. Mfg Console by kapaer – Shows ingame information about objects when selecting them with the console open. TES5Edit by ElminsterAU – An excellent tool with which you can clean, merge and patch plugins. LOOT by wrinklyninja & the LOOT Team – A load order tool, which is pretty much a must when using lots of mods. Has lots of nice features, plus Wrye Bash has lots of useful features otherwise as well. If I started over from scratch I'd probably use MO.īAIN b y Wrye Bash Team – Wrye Bash's installer. For instance, it keeps mods isolated from each other so the data folder doesn't get cluttered up. Mod Organizer by Tannin – The most powerful mod manager with lots of features. if you overwrite a texture installed by BAIN, NMM will restore it on uninstall). That said, it works fine and also keeps track of files installed by other mod managers (i.e. Nexus Mod Manager - NMM – The one I'm using, perhaps mainly as I've used it since installing Skyrim the first time and am too lazy to switch now. They also have other features that are helpful for mod users.

It makes, for example, trying out different texture replacers easy and hassle free. When using lots of mods it's very much recommended to install/uninstall them with a mod manager. TEXTURE REPLACERS – CLOTHES, ARMORS & WEAPONS – DRAGONBORN TEXTURE REPLACERS – CLOTHES, ARMORS & WEAPONS – DAWNGUARD TEXTURE/MESH REPLACERS – CLOTHES, ARMORS & WEAPONS TEXTURE REPLACERS – CREATURES – DAWNGUARD TEXTURE REPLACERS – CREATURES – DRAGONBORN TEXTURE REPLACERS – ARCHITECTURE ETC. DAWNGUARD TEXTURE REPLACERS – LANDSCAPE ETC. – DRAGONBORN For feedback and questions, check the thread on the Bethesda Forums: Graphical mods I'm using. In some cases texture replacers are overlapping, which often means that I’m using a particular replacer over one in a pack, but sometimes means that I like different replacers and am switching between them. It might perhaps be somewhat useful to others as questions about which texture replacers etc.

WHAT IT IS A list with the graphical mods I’m using.

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