The in-game manager mishandles SkyUI because of an oddity in the mod's internal records. Try this to force the in-game manager to recognize the mod. Goto C:Users[your name]AppDataLocalSkyrim Special Editionplugins.txt and open plugins.txt (notepad will do) Ensure your SkyUI is enabled by placing a * to its left as shown below *SkyUI_SE.esp fileslib. Next, open-up %localappdata% and where should be a sub-directory called "skyrim special edition gog" or something similar. Use Notepad or similar to add the various plugins you've installed from mods to plugins.txt and make sure you add a * at start of each line. Example, after installing USSEP you'll need to add the line I had a problem with the MO2 install for Oblivion but then I realized the MO2 Linux installer routes ONLY to the main drives SteamLibrary. So if anyone is having problems with that I just installed MO2 with protontricks using the games Proton version.
(Image credit: Bethesda) Players who want to install Skyrim Elysium can find the instructions to do so here, which presumes you're utilising the Steam version of the game.It also requires you to
FNIS (Fore's New Idles in Skyrim) has been one of the most popular tools for modding Skyrim and installing custom animations.In case that you didn't know, there's a new tool that's called Nemesis (opens in new tab) which brings many new benefits and updates to good old FNIS. However, if for some reason you still wish to use FNIS instead, this is how you do it. Answer (1 of 5): Well this got a bit long-winded. Here we go BASIC MANUAL INSTALLATION Just drop the files into the data folder, any mod author worth his salt will have the folder structure set up so you can just extract the archive into /data and go. You can get to the data folder by browsing