I'm having an issue with running executables, and playing Skyrim in general through Mod Organizer. I just recently re-installed Skyrim because while attempting to install the Creation Kit, all the game files seem to have been replaced with the creation kit files (no idea why this happened), so i re-installed the game. After re-installing, I get the following errors for running these specific programs THROUGH MOD ORGANIZER. I have set my executables to run inside of Mod Organizer.
Skyrim Redone ReProccer: When running this program, it gets stuck at "Running BOSS" and doesn't move from that state. It then tells me that BOSS failed to load, and I can continue the process from there.
Wrye Bash: When running this program, Mod Organizer tells me that it is locked until the program is done running, but the program never runs, and that dialogue box disappears. If running Wrye Bash outside Mod Organizer, I get this error instead "Wrye Bash could not find a game to manage. Please use -o command line argument to specify the game path". I realize it is telling me what to do, but I'm not sure where I am supposed to type that in.
LOOT: LOOT works fine, both the built-in version and the actual program.
SKSE: When running SKSE, I get this error once the command prompt shows up. "Couldn't read arguments". Upon clicking Ok in the dialogue box, the command prompt closes. Keep in mind that I can run SKSE outside Mod Organizer, but no mods load, hence the way Mod Organizer handles that.
I can run the normal Skyrim Launcher through the Organizer. I can also run the "Skyrim" executable, skipping the launcher, but not loading SKSE, which is important for many mods.
This is really starting to get at me, cause in my mind, the only way to fix this is to un-install he game and mod organizer, losing all my mods in the process. I have 200+ mods. Thank you in advance. I'm not sure if it matters but here are my specs. https://pastebin.com/Dcfi0sKS
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Zediious
I'm having an issue with running executables, and playing Skyrim in general through Mod Organizer. I just recently re-installed Skyrim because while attempting to install the Creation Kit, all the game files seem to have been replaced with the creation kit files (no idea why this happened), so i re-installed the game. After re-installing, I get the following errors for running these specific programs THROUGH MOD ORGANIZER. I have set my executables to run inside of Mod Organizer.
Skyrim Redone ReProccer: When running this program, it gets stuck at "Running BOSS" and doesn't move from that state. It then tells me that BOSS failed to load, and I can continue the process from there.
Wrye Bash: When running this program, Mod Organizer tells me that it is locked until the program is done running, but the program never runs, and that dialogue box disappears. If running Wrye Bash outside Mod Organizer, I get this error instead "Wrye Bash could not find a game to manage. Please use -o command line argument to specify the game path". I realize it is telling me what to do, but I'm not sure where I am supposed to type that in.
LOOT: LOOT works fine, both the built-in version and the actual program.
SKSE: When running SKSE, I get this error once the command prompt shows up. "Couldn't read arguments". Upon clicking Ok in the dialogue box, the command prompt closes. Keep in mind that I can run SKSE outside Mod Organizer, but no mods load, hence the way Mod Organizer handles that.
I can run the normal Skyrim Launcher through the Organizer. I can also run the "Skyrim" executable, skipping the launcher, but not loading SKSE, which is important for many mods.
This is really starting to get at me, cause in my mind, the only way to fix this is to un-install he game and mod organizer, losing all my mods in the process. I have 200+ mods. Thank you in advance. I'm not sure if it matters but here are my specs. https://pastebin.com/Dcfi0sKS
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