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SSE 1.6.1170 or MO2 Now Making Skyrim.INI Folder?


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Hi,

I just upgraded to SSE 1.6.1170, and I also installed the latest MO2 2.5.0. Since making these upgrades, I now noticed in \Documents\My Game path a Skyrim.INI folder being created, and I never had this before with SSE 1.6.640.0 and MO2 2.4.4, so I'm not sure where this is coming from.

I've attached a few screen shots showing this Skyrim.INI folder, if anyone knows what's happening? Because all the files use to go under this path; \Documents\My Games\Skyrim Special Edition\SKSE

Some file are still using \Documents\My Games\Skyrim Special Edition\SKSE but I'm still not sure why there is now this Skyrim.INI folder.

THANKS

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I reached out to the SKSE team about this. Per Ian Patterson (aka 'ianpatt', SKSE team):

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Despite the name of the function, this is actually a bug in a CommonLib
function caused by the Address Library. The CommonLib function calls a
game function identified by an Address Library ID to get the log path.
Unfortunately, since the Address Library is impossible to check by hand
for accuracy, the ID started to refer to the wrong function after one
update. I assume at least one of the CommonLib forks out there has been
updated to fix this, but plugins will need to be recompiled against a
newer version of CommonLib to receive the fix.

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... so I hope this puts all further questions to rest. The SKSE and CommonLib dev teams are aware, so it is what it is until it's not.

Until then, you can point mod authors of your favorite runtime plugins to this post so that they are aware.

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  On 1/27/2025 at 12:07 AM, z929669 said:

I reached out to the SKSE team about this. Per Ian Patterson (aka 'ianpatt', SKSE team):

... so I hope this puts all further questions to rest. The SKSE and CommonLib dev teams are aware, so it is what it is until it's not.

Until then, you can point mod authors of your favorite runtime plugins to this post so that they are aware.

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Ok thanks z929669

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