I recently modded Skyrim quite heavily, first big modpack that doesnt crash. I used some trees and grass mods so I wanted to create LODs for them.
I installed Dyndolog and TexGen into my portable MO2 instance and inputed those parameters first: paramters:
"-m:"c:\Users\szymo\Documents\My Games\Skyrim Special Edition GOG" -p:"c:\Users\szymo\AppData\Local\Skyrim Special Edition GOG\plugins.txt" -d:"c:\Games\GOG Games\Skyrim Anniversay Edition\Data""
Both TexGen and Dyndolod told me that they cant find Skyrim.ini in ...\Skyrim folder. After looking for help in various posts online I found that i should put "-sse" in front of those parameters. So I did. But now TexGen and Dyndolod are telling me they cant find Skyrim.ini in ...\Skyrim Special Edition folder.
Any help with this? I got both two plugins (one for GOG od course) installed in mod manager. So all is prepared the right way.
EDIT: I inputed "i" instead of "m" before ini parameter - it found the right folder but it still says it cant find the ini, while Skyrim.ini is there in front of me.
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I recently modded Skyrim quite heavily, first big modpack that doesnt crash. I used some trees and grass mods so I wanted to create LODs for them.
I installed Dyndolog and TexGen into my portable MO2 instance and inputed those parameters first: paramters:
"-m:"c:\Users\szymo\Documents\My Games\Skyrim Special Edition GOG" -p:"c:\Users\szymo\AppData\Local\Skyrim Special Edition GOG\plugins.txt" -d:"c:\Games\GOG Games\Skyrim Anniversay Edition\Data""
Both TexGen and Dyndolod told me that they cant find Skyrim.ini in ...\Skyrim folder. After looking for help in various posts online I found that i should put "-sse" in front of those parameters. So I did. But now TexGen and Dyndolod are telling me they cant find Skyrim.ini in ...\Skyrim Special Edition folder.
Any help with this? I got both two plugins (one for GOG od course) installed in mod manager. So all is prepared the right way.
EDIT: I inputed "i" instead of "m" before ini parameter - it found the right folder but it still says it cant find the ini, while Skyrim.ini is there in front of me.
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