Swed_Dr_Plastic

Ok didn't set it up properly, I told you guys I'm old. And lazy to , that or me and my pc are getting heat stroke in this bloody weather.

Ok, so I'm trying to follow https://wiki.step-project.com/User:Darth_mathias/SRLE_Extended_Legacy_of_The_Dragonborn And I have entered a bit of a dead end when it came to creating the Processed Falskar Mod/patch (whatever) I'm at https://wiki.step-project.com/User:Neovalen/Skyrim_Revisited_-_Legendary_Edition/DDSOpt_Processing Trying to follow the instructions, but I hit a snag. When processing the textures it reads as follows: Click the red [X] to deselect all files. In the center text box, type "*.dds" and then click [Apply]. Works yay! Click the green checkmark to select all filtered files. In the center text box, type "*_n.dds" and then click [Apply]. Works yay! Click the red [X] to deselect all files. In the center text box, type "*_msn.dds" and then click [Apply]............... (Sorry can't find any) And before you ask, I have ticked the show recursive box (I'm 40 ish, not 4)

Hi I'm currently following https://wiki.step-project.com/User:Darth_mathias/SRLE_Extended_Legacy_of_The_Dragonborn I hate to feel like a nube but I need some assistance whit [Crash fixes] First extract SKSE Plugin Preloader, copy d3dx9_42.dll in your Skyrim folder (where you found TESV.exe). ok, it's installed as instructed. Then Install Crash fixes by meh321 as usual SKSE plugin. Here my logic starts to bother me. Check if you have a filename named "CrashFixPlugin_preload.txt" in Data\SKSE\Plugins (besides CrashFixPlugin.ini and CrashFixPlugin.dll), if not Right Click on the mod and open in explorer and create it. And here it goes sideways. MO, installs in separate folders inside its own little corner of the drive, right. So unless I have been using NMM to install my SKSE mods, I cant have the folder he's talking about. The file he wants me to edit is in Mod Organizer\mods\Crash Fixes v12 - Beta\SKSE\Plugins So my question is, is this a mod I should install manually so it ends up in the right place?