A good number of those mods are for stability and bug fixes. The script extender better known as SKSE64 is a hard requirement for many mods (a soft req.

The giving back is part of my journey with the community. Being a mod user myself, who learned much from and feels indebted to the community, I am also one of many that help some of you in Steam's Skyrim SE Forums on a daily basis. I am grateful for having such a great base using this guide which is constantly growing. Stay tuned.įor info on downgrading Skyrim SE see the 'How to Rollback to 1.5.97' section of this guide Additionally, there is not much support available for the mod, making it difficult to learn how to utilize it, particularly users who don't already have a background in programming.Regarding the new 1.6.640 Guide I'm working on: My PC issues have been resolved and I now have a new setup so I'm back working on the new guide for 1.6.640Īlthough it's been a bit of a rough several months between health and intermittent internet as well as a defective PC I still managed to maintain working on this guide every day (although not as much as I'd have liked to). However, it requires a considerable amount of expertise to make effective use of it. JContainers is a powerful tool to use when modding Skyrim. A powerful tool with a steep learning curve The mod makes it possible to load or save data to/from JSON files and binary co-saves. It also includes associative containers like dictionaries and embeds scripts based on Lua. The JContainers mod adds the ability to place arrays inside other arrays - commonly known as nested arrays. That means developers can append or remove values, resize them, and use multiple data types in a single array. JContainers changes this by making arrays dynamic. Once created, users have no option to expand an array.

Default papyrus arrays only allow for single data types and are limited to 128 items.

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