If you are porting over your original Skyrim mods, you MUST rebuild the archives using the new Creation Kit for Skyrim SE.
After you've uploaded your Mod, you can add box art, screenshots, edit the description and other items on the web at. Linking your account is done by logging into while in the game. You must link your account to your Steam account first. Mods are uploaded to using the Creation Kit. Online guides can have more information on how to correctly convert mods for Skyrim SE. Choose the proper folder to install the Creation Kit - find where you have Skyrim Special Edition installed and choose that folder to install the Creation Kit. To be converted, these plugins simply need to be opened and saved with the SSE Creation Kit but their presence can be an indication that a mod was not properly ported to SSE and so can potentially have additional issues. HOW DO I GET THE CREATION KIT FOR SKYRIM SPECIAL EDITION?Īfter you've installed Skyrim SE, download the Launcher to install the Creation Kit for Skyrim SE. Your new static object is now complete and you can put it wherever you want in the world.You can read the full Skyrim Special Edition mods Creation Kit guide from Bethesda below: Click on "OK" in the "Model Data" window.Ĭlick on "OK". In the Explorer window, paste the file name and click on "Open". Make sure you have an existing "Meshes" folder in your Data directory if it doesn't exist, create it. In the "ModelData" window that opens, you'll see that the "Model File Name" is also empty click on "Edit" again. You'll see that the "Mode" is empty click on "Edit". Give your new static object an ID, here "BasicPlate01Static". Right click in the list on the right and click on "new". Close the windows by using the "X" button.Ģ) in the left column select "Static" in the "WorldObjects" category. When the "Model Data" window opens, select the complete "Model File Name" and copy it. Once open, find the model and click "Edit". Find "BasicPlate01" in the list and open it. Open the CK:ġ) load, Skyrim.esm and whatever mod you want to use this new static object in,Ģ) in the left column select "MiscItem" in the "Items" category. Let's make that basic place a static object instead. The first thing you could do is open the object in the CK, modify it's ID so that you do not modify all the plates in the game, and untick the "Playable" flag, but it would feel meh the object would still have havok which could lead to unwanted behaviour in game. Let's say that we want a basic place to be static instead of being playable because we want to use that static plate as a support for candles, like this: If you mod for the PS4, this could interest you. How to make a new static object from an existing playable object without creating a new asset.
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