Lagosaurus

I was debugging some old code for a colleague that just so happened to be in UCS-2LE and ended up encoding my SKSE.ini file in it. I converted it over to UTF-8 and the ini settings were properly registered. As far as ANSI/ASCII/Unicode goes, SKSE doesn't really care what you throw at it as long as you don't use some archaic encoding method like I did. Thanks for the help.

Same result, 256/256.

I have already tried both suggestions, neither of them worked.

That is the same setup that I already have, which I showed in the previous post.

I already tried "Skyrim\Data\skse" and it didn't work either. It shouldn't make any difference whether you put it in a MO virtual folder or the data directory anyways.

The file itself is named and formatted properly.

The issue turned out to be improper text file encoding (using a more sofisticated text editor allows viewing/saving various encoding formats). proper format is either ASCII or UTF-8. This has been frustrating me to no end. My SKSE.ini settings are not working, resulting in an ILS any time I try to enter an exterior cell. SKSE is properly installed.The SKSE.ini file is in the proper location in MO.The SKSE.ini file is formatted properly.The -forcesteamloader argument is already set. Despite that, the memory patch settings in the .ini file refuse to take effect. I've tried everything that I can think of outside of using SSME to no avail, MemoryBlocksLog returns 256/256 every time. Current SKSE.ini file: [General] ClearInvalidRegistrations=1 [Memory] DefaultHeapInitialAllocMB=768 ScrapHeapSizeMB=256 [Display] iTintTextureResolution=2048