Steam workshop sucks, it doesn't let you choose load order easily and some mods have trouble being removed.ĥ. A general rule is if you are using a custom animation (player, npc, skeleton, etc) then you likely will need FNIS.Ĥ. FNIS, This one is really easy, if you have a mod that needs FNIS you will know, it will tell you in the "required mods" section. Can't mod without it, no if ands or buts.ģ. SKSE, download the latest version and use it. Know what you are downloading and ask yourself am I actually going to use this? You can download hundreds of graphical mods but are you really going to see the difference between a 256 bumble bee texture and a 1024 bumble bee texture? (the answer is no)Ģ.
So the basics of modding come down to these simple rules with one optional though highly recommended rule.Īlso download these programs as you will need them for 99% of mods.ġ. etc (If I think of anything I missed, I'll post it here) Modding basics (Good practices, base requirements for mods, etc)Ĥ.
If you are a huge modder, this guide is not for you, feel free to point out mistakes and things I should add in but don't knock me for not teaching you the more in-depth things such as how to optimize textures to get every ounce of performance. Just a PSA: This article is not meant to be a huge all encompassing article that teaches you every little thing, this is more of the inexperienced members that need a kick start in a short and simple fashion, I know when I am reading things I get flustered when there are 50 pages of instructions just to install a couple mods. Well I suppose you should read before clicking on articles then. Greetings all, so since you are reading this tutorial that must mean you want to learn how to mod Skyrim.
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