After finishing a STEP install I realized I had no weapon swing/sheathing sounds. After some googling I found that others had fixed this issue by moving Skyrim from an external to internal drive, which was odd to me as my install was already on an internal drive. After further searching it became apparent that the install needs to be not only internal, but specifically on the C: drive. After moving my own Skyrim and Steam install to C: this did indeed fix my problem (note the install was still outside of the program files or program files 86 folders).
I also noticed that there was no mention of this issue on the STEP instruction page and couldn't find mention of it on the forums so I was wondering:
-Is this not a universal issue on PC? If so why is there no mention of it on the STEP page despite the recommendations to install Steam/Skyrim on a separate drive?
-Are there threads on this topic here on the STEP forums already that I just couldn't find, and if so would a helpful soul point me to them? :)
-Is there a workaround to this problem? I'd rather have an extensively modded Skyrim/Steam on a different drive if possible. Thanks to any and all for any help on this issue, and I apologize in advance if I am rehashing some sort of already well discussed topic.
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GrizzledTaco
After finishing a STEP install I realized I had no weapon swing/sheathing sounds. After some googling I found that others had fixed this issue by moving Skyrim from an external to internal drive, which was odd to me as my install was already on an internal drive. After further searching it became apparent that the install needs to be not only internal, but specifically on the C: drive. After moving my own Skyrim and Steam install to C: this did indeed fix my problem (note the install was still outside of the program files or program files 86 folders).
I also noticed that there was no mention of this issue on the STEP instruction page and couldn't find mention of it on the forums so I was wondering:
-Is this not a universal issue on PC? If so why is there no mention of it on the STEP page despite the recommendations to install Steam/Skyrim on a separate drive?
-Are there threads on this topic here on the STEP forums already that I just couldn't find, and if so would a helpful soul point me to them? :)
-Is there a workaround to this problem? I'd rather have an extensively modded Skyrim/Steam on a different drive if possible. Thanks to any and all for any help on this issue, and I apologize in advance if I am rehashing some sort of already well discussed topic.
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