With Skyrim Special Edition having been released in mid 2017 you might wonder why anyone still uses Skyrim Legendary Edition! The answer is simply that the state of modding for SE is still nowhere near that of LE. I personally prefer to have deep colors rather than being able to switch to desktop mid-game as my goal is to get immersed into the game but you preference may vary. On the other hand, Skyrim is touchy with alt-tabbing to desktop in dedicated fullscreen mode. There are pros and cons to both modes: borderless windowed mode is better if you want to be able to switch between game and desktop but it never delivers the deep, contrasty colors of fullscreen mode. To follow this guide a fairly good grasp of handling and understanding Windows-related file operations and being familiar with Mod Organizer is assumed.įurthermore, while many other guides direct you to run Skyrim in borderless windowed mode, I recommend to run it in dedicated fullscreen mode and this guide respects that. This base setup can then be used to build onto and to add secondary mods, such as companions, NPCs, houses, quests, encounters, and so on. The aim of this guide is to provide reliable and time-tested instructions to create a base mod setup from zero that consists of a popular ENB, tweaked for gameplay but visually pleasing, the most recommendable texture and mesh replacements, UI tweaks, weather and light mods, animations, and various gameplay-enhancing mods. It goes through the steps of tweaking and modding the game to provide a visually high-end and rich, dynamic and immersive game which should still run stable and at a high framerate. This document is designed to provide a complete and comprehensive guide for modding and optimizing Skyrim LE (Legendary Edition). Origin: /ciathyza/skyrim-optimization-guide-2018 Table of Contents

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