Mods for Skyrim
Mods for Skyrim
Misterjaws77
03-03-2016, 08:54 AM #12You can share your Google Doc by pasting the content here. I’ll wait for you to send it.
supergamer1908
03-13-2016, 06:20 PM #15It fails everytime. Now it says I have insufficient storage available. I have 80GB left on the HDD skyrim is installed on along with the nexusmodmanager.
. Now Skyrim crashes. I checked online and they suggested using TES5Edit. It installs the mods and verifies compatibility. But it shows an error: "Fatal: Dawnguard.esm needs Update.esm loaded first."
KwongKwaiLa
03-13-2016, 06:57 PM #16I've saved a lot of the mods you mentioned—it took about 8 hours . Now Skyrim crashes. I checked online and they suggested using TES5Edit. It installs the mods and verifies compatibility. But it shows an error: "Fatal: Dawnguard.esm needs Update.esm loaded first."
palmer1952
03-15-2016, 02:05 AM #17You organized everything using LOOT. The issue is that Dawnguard needs the newest update (update.esm) to load before it, because Dawnguard depends on any Skyrim update. Here’s the link: http://loot.github.io/ This is LOOT, the successor to BOSS. If you install Skyrim Redone, you’ll need a reproccer since it changes weapon damage values—like turning a steel sword into a Steel Broadsword with 30 dmg instead of the original 11. Some mods keep default damage numbers (around 13), making them very weak. The reproccer fixes these issues. If you have questions about setup, just let me know if you’re not using Skyrim Redone. But make sure you get LOOT.
Generally play LOOT and let it handle the changes, then use TES5Edit to verify everything loads properly. Some mods and DLCs depend on others, so loading order matters—LOOT acts as a central place for loading mods before others. It’s not exactly the same as a strict dependency chain, but quite comparable.
Lorddoom139
03-17-2016, 10:37 PM #19I'm mainly just keeping TES5Edit running to observe the errors, then fix them using NMM. I'll let LOOT handle it.