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To fix this we simply need to find the data folder. Again, if you watched the previous video, you know what I’m talking about.
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It’s usually in the bottom left corner of the install mods window unless it’s been opened automatically like in this case.
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Luckily, in 99% of cases, this is quite easy to fix, but for this very reason I recommend always hitting the manual button so you can see the file structure when installing mods with MO2. you won’t just see this with the Script Extender.
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Improper archive packaging exists in many mods and is the main fork when it comes to MO2 installations–i.e. As you can see though, the SKSE archive contains a folder called skse64_TheVersionNumber inside which the actual data folder resides. The best way to think of this is that MO2 uses the archive itself as the data folder. The recognizable way is to have the data folder files in the archive directly.

This is there because the SKSE64 archive is not packaged in a way that MO2 recognizes. The reason for that is pretty evident by the glaring red text: No game data on top level. SKSE64 FilesĪs you may have noticed, unlike the Unofficial Patch, the manual window was opened automatically. Browse for the place you installed 7zip and double click 7zFM.exe. If it’s not on the list hit more apps and scroll down to look for another app on this PC. And make sure always use this app is checked. If you get a popup prompting you to choose a program to open it with, select 7-Zip File Manager. If we double click it, we can actually open it up and see what files are contained within. Now we can find the SKSE64 archive we downloaded before. The default directory or other one of your choosing is also fine. This is a general tool, not just for modding so I’m going to install it with my other programs. Run the EXE file from your browser or downloads folder.
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Head over to and download the 64 bit version. I just find that 7 Zip is nonsense and works great. If you have a different preferred archive extractor like Winrar feel free to use it. For the sake of this tutorial we’ll be using a free one called 7-Zip.
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The only difference is that before Mod Organizer 2 extracted the mod’s files itself but because this is a special case, we need a program that allows us to do this manually. Most mods come packaged like this, even the Unofficial patch we downloaded in the last video. There is more to it than that, but for the sake of my guides, that’s all you will need to know. The purpose of these general archives is to package loose files into one file that can be sent across the web. Like BSAs, they contain files and folders but unlike BSAs they cannot be utilized by the game engine. rar and are somewhat similar to BSA archives we talked about before. When we download mods, they come packaged in something called an archive, these usually have the extensions. Therefore, we will need to open up the mod and manually place those files in the game’s directory by hand. Recall also that MO2 is only able to place files in the data folder itself and not the directory above it. Unlike other mods, SKSE64 has files that must be installed in the game folder, recall that this is where the data folder and SkyrimSE.exe reside. Obviously, we are here for Special Edition so let’s download that. The original version of Skyrim, the Special Edition of Skyrim and VR Edition of Skyrim. To those of you that have never seen basic HTML websites before, this may look very sketchy but I assure you that everything here is 100% safe.Īt the very top of the page there will be three games. To start, let’s head over to the official SKSE website hosted on. But, with the information I have provided in my guides, this process should be trivial, if you’ve been paying attention. My guess is that this is because they don’t know what’s going on behind the scenes of a Mod Manager. For some reason, downloading and installing the script extender is very intimidating for many users. To put simply, many amazing gameplay mods would not be possible without the Skyrim Script Extender. The power this resource provides for mod authors cannot be overstated as it allows them to get information and processes that are normally inaccessible through Vanilla commands. You can think of SKSE as a mod that expands this list of commands.

These scripts are snippets of code used by the game engine to perform specific tasks and are little more than text documents with written commands. Recall that in previous videos, we discussed scripts as being assets that reside in game’s data folder. To give you a little more insight as to what this mod does, I’ll refer back to it’s name–Script Extender.
