Alternatively, you can access your download history via your user settings : When you access your download history for the first time and you have downloaded a lot of mods it might take a while to build. Please note: It is not possible to remove items from your download history However, your download history is private and can only be viewed by you as well as moderation staff. Last updated on October 31, Category : Vortex.
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Install and use a mod manager. Installing Skyrim mods manually can lead to hard to fix errors later on, as you might not know which mod is causing an error. Using a mod manager allows you to track and revert changes, and some mod managers have extra safeguard to protect you from errors. Some popular mod managers include Vortex and Mod Organizer.
Manage your load order. Skyrim loads mods one by one, and some mods that depend on other mods might not run if loaded before their parent mod is installed. Install and run LOOT and click the sort button in the top right hand corner as shown. Take note of any warnings LOOT displays in yellow or red boxes. It can warn you of outdated mods, outdated utilities, and unclean master files.
Red boxes indicate major errors. Yellow boxes indicate warnings. Take note of any warnings for modules with bad references. This will be important later. Skyrim's code contains a lot of deleted references. If a mod tries to reference these deleted references, it can cause Skyrim to crash. In order to fix any issues caused by these master files, you will need to 'clean' them using a program called SSEEdit. Extract the contents to a folder. Run SSEEdit. This utility increases the amount of memory Skyrim allocates to mods, and is required for some pf the most popular Skyrim mods to function correctly.
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