belthize Posted December 10, 2013 Share Posted December 10, 2013 Since Skryim came out I pretty much went my own way finding mods, tweaking things and generally bashing something that worked. I took a break and recently returned to playing skyrim and was pretty overwhelmed by all the new mods, abandoned favorites and new tools. While trying to figure out a problem I ran across Neo's original revisited wiki page. I was floored and immediately started using it as a reference for resolving issues I'd been running across. But then I ran into some confusing points in the guide and came here and discovered SR:LE which explained my earlier confusion so .... Many many thanks to Neo for the excellent guide. Even If you're going your own way it's a wonderful trove of information about popular mods and modding in general. Many thanks to the STEP project as a whole, the forums are full of useful info, not the least of which are the discussions about decisions w.r.t. SR, SR:LE and Step:Core. You guys are doing a tremendous job. Link to comment
Ozin3 Posted December 11, 2013 Share Posted December 11, 2013 Yeah, helped me get up to date with modding skyrim. It's pretty much a huge tutorial that covers the whole process of modding skyrim from start to end. Helped me tremendously! Link to comment
pt1f4b Posted April 10, 2014 Share Posted April 10, 2014 Sorry to dig out a quiet old thread, but i didn't want to create a new one as this one seems explicit enough. I just wanted to thanks Neo and all the STEP community for this amazing guide and those threads full of good informations. I just started some days ago a fresh install of Skyrim with this guide, and, as i expected it need some tweakings to be fully playable on my rig (i got average 20fps, that's not exactly the way i like to play skyrim ). But hey, i never could imagine when everything was set and i clicked that "Run" switch from MO, that it would run so smoothly. Just WoW. Thanks you all, and keep up the good work ! Link to comment
thommaal Posted April 10, 2014 Share Posted April 10, 2014 I can't think of a better reason to resurrect a zombie thread. Yes, thank you for SRLE. The mods fit well, the instructions are precise and thorough, and the conflict resolution makes such an ambitious project work even for a noob. The guide is not even finished and it's already exemplary. Great work! Link to comment
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