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If that's the case it would more than likely invalidate any script extender like SKSE which would affect mods that require it. It seems like a longshot though... it's been awhile since Skyrim Special Edition, I can't imagine why Bethesda would need to update their executables... but wouldn't put it past them.
Exactly, and I got a vibe they're working on the LE because that's what i have Panda! Something is fishy going on! That's my thought to the Script Extender
I don't recall right off, but if you can get the game to at least 'load', the SKSE version should be visible on the loading screen if SKSE loads properly. There's also a console command you can use but that eludes me too.
What version of the game do you have?
strange you did mention, it because I used the one on Steam thinking it could be the problem so, I switch the one on Nexus.
In any type of analysis it always comes down to cause and effect- with simple interworkings to the very complex; always keeping an open mind.
I would definitely recommend using from Silverlock. Downloading from Nexus for both Fallout 4 and Skyrim don't work right on Vortex unless you Manually download.In any type of analysis it always comes down to cause and effect- with simple interworkings to the very complex; always keeping an open mind.
Is everything working now? Since your using the Nexus version of SKSE? I usually get mine directly from Silverlock. If SKSE isn't loading then any script function calls that require it will fail with unpredictable results.
That's interesting. I've never looked at the structure of the compressed file on the Nexus to see what the difference might be. Unless MOx handles direct downloaded files different from ones added manually by the user- though I wouldn't think this since a single routine to handle both would be the better choice with less 'duplicated' code to maintain.
With the Manual download the files don't go in the same folder as the mods. I think it has something to do with how Vortex launches the game. There is a special "Tool" that you use to launch with F4SE.
That makes sense... I just create a priority list of executables to launch the game from and which ever one is intalled(F4SE for example) I launch. I think the official game launcher then the game executable is next. I actually did this for all cofigured games since some don't automatically start the official launcher when the game executable is started first like FO4 does. F4SE lauches the game without starting the official launcher so it can 'hook'(or 'inline' code change) can take effect.
I mean skse..
