greezemunkee

Well seems I've resolved my issue. In an attempt to keep my skyrim directory clean, and save some drive space, I placed all my non-Bethesda files on a different drive and used symlinks to access them. After seeing your last post I tried to run the various launchers outside MO. SKSE would not start, so I removed the symlinks and placed the files back in the Skyrim folder and it worked fine. Tried the same thing with the MO folder and the SkyProc launcher worked just as it should. Thanks for your help.

Yep it is.

I do have the 32 bit version. Tried with 64bit and couldn't even get the patcher to load

I have been following the STEP guide and have made it to the Dual Sheath Redux mod without any issues. I am using version 1.3.11 of Mod Organizer, version 1.7.3 of the DSR mod, and version 8 update 66 of JRE. I have installed the mod through the external insaller and selected all the appropriate options. I then added the patcher to Mod Organizer's list of executables and ran LOOT to fix any load order issues. When I run the patcher it loads up fine but when I click patch I get an error message that says "Dual Sheath Redux.esp has some missing masters: Skyrim.esm, Update.esm" I looked at the "Get Active Mod List.txt" within the SkyProcDebug folder and it seems to me that either Mod Organizer is not passing the virtual directory to the patcher when it is loaded or the patcher is somehow unable to read it correctly. I was able to copy the Skyrim.esm and Update.esm files to the "\Mod Organizer\mods\Dual Sheath Redux" directory and run the patch without any errors but none of my other mods were processed in the patch. I guess a possible workaround would be to copy all of my esm/esp's to that directory, run the patch, and then delete them afterwards but that seems like a bit of a pain to do this everytime I add a new mod. Is there anything I can do to fix this?