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You might want to think about creating interim profiles that each build on each other, for instance: vanilla skyrim, core step, extended step (this profile may not be as helpful depending on how different it is from revisited), skyrim revisited. It wouldn't be very difficult and it makes installing and testing much easier and reliable, by breaking the process into easily managed chunks instead of all or nothing. | You might want to think about creating interim profiles that each build on each other, for instance: vanilla skyrim, core step, extended step (this profile may not be as helpful depending on how different it is from revisited), skyrim revisited. It wouldn't be very difficult and it makes installing and testing much easier and reliable, by breaking the process into easily managed chunks instead of all or nothing. Maybe just breaking it up by section would be better depending on the degree of difference between STEP. | ||
Revision as of 20:22, October 21, 2013
Beautifully done Neo, I'm currently installing Skyrim and going through Skyrim Revisited. I'll leave notes here as I run through it. --Frihyland (talk) 19:35, October 21, 2013 (UTC)
Link to Creation Kit should be this: http://www.creationkit.com/Category:Getting_Started
Missing ENB in Tools section (or put it in a new section called graphics extenders) Link: http://www.enbdev.com/download_mod_tesskyrim.htm
Configure skyrim, set game difficulty to at least expert to turn on advanced scripted AI functionality
Configure MO, add DDSopt and Enb manager to the list of executables
You might want to think about creating interim profiles that each build on each other, for instance: vanilla skyrim, core step, extended step (this profile may not be as helpful depending on how different it is from revisited), skyrim revisited. It wouldn't be very difficult and it makes installing and testing much easier and reliable, by breaking the process into easily managed chunks instead of all or nothing. Maybe just breaking it up by section would be better depending on the degree of difference between STEP.
