Are these SKSE extenders still recommended?

[peppergomez]

Just came across this from the Skyrim Installation guide, which is about a month old. Are all of these configuration changes recommended (and will increasing the tinttextureresolution have much of an impact on performance/framerate?)

 

Also, I notice that I don't have an SKSE folder in my Skyrim Data folder, as is indicated below. I just created one, which is where I am placing the skse.ini file. I assume that's correct.

 

Thanks.

 

 

"Extenders SKSE (Skyrim Script Extender) SKSE is an external program that exposes console commands and the internal scripting language (Papyrus) to modders.

• Install by extracting into the skyrim\ (alongside TESV.exe).
• (optional) SKSE can be configured using Data\SKSE\skse.ini, which must be created manually. Add the following as desired:

Highly Recommended: this will fix and/or prevent script-based save-game bloat ...[General]

ClearInvalidRegistrations=1

To pick the size of dynamically built tint textures (default is 256) ...[Display]

iTintTextureResolution=512  ; other values could be 1024 2048 4096

To write a minidump to %USERPROFILE%\My Games\Skyrim\SKSE\Minidumps\ when the game crashes ...[Debug]

WriteMinidumps=1

Forced container categorization ...[interface]

EnableContainerCategorization=1"

[Kelmych]

If you had any mods installed that were SKSE plugins, including several STEP mods, then you would already have an SKSE folder (you would also have an SKSE\Plugins folder) in Skyrim\Data. Yes, SKSE.ini goes in Skyrim\Data\SKSE\ .

[WilliamImm]

And naturally, I don't care about you, random spambot. What's an ugg boot anyway?

 

Wait... I'm not talking about you, Kelmych! But someone that was here.... I'm not worthy! I'm not worthy!

[peppergomez]

Huh?????????

[Farlo]

Huh?????????

It's OK, he's just crazy sometimes :P  (I deleted a spambot post that was in this thread.)