exe BEHIND THE FILES IF THEY DONT THEN DONT WRITE. So if it stops working check the ini if that line is still presentĦ.create your own or place my. If you didn't already do so go here: and download the script extenderġ.rename the original skyrim exe TESV.exe to TES_.exeĢ.rename the original script extender exe skse_loader.exe to TESV.exeģ.go to your data folder and check if you have a SKSE folder if u don't then create itĤ.check if you already have a skse.ini file if u do just add the line:ĥ.if u don't have skse.ini then u can create it your self or download this keep in mind that some mod will add their own skse.ini exe files back to the original names and then update it. When you want to update skyrim i advice to rename the. then in the top set it to: DO NOT AUTOMATICALLY UPDATE THE GAME. to do so: go to the steam library, right click skyrim, select properties. to set up steam that it doesn't update skyrim. ini file will make the skse_loader.exe load the name that written in it (default TES_.exe) WORKS WITH ALL VERSIONS OF SKYRIM AND SCRIPT EXTENDER! that way you have both steam and skse at the same time working. but instead it starts up skse which then starts skyrim. This basically tricks the launcher into thinking it's starting up the normal skyrim executable. you have it enabled BUT you won't have steam ingame. If you run the skse_loader for the script extender. which mean that it won't load the script extender. or if you click play in the steam library. If you run the normal shortcut that steam made for you. you might quickly find out that you do not have steam ingame! this fixed that for you :) because apparently it's not always clear :) Thanks to the team behind the skyrim script extender i got a new way for you people that doesn't involve hacking up the. as just launching skse_loader will works and steam will show up ingame.
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