Small mod manager
This is an essential tool for users who don't like the built-in Skyrim addon manager to enable/disable mods or rearrange the load order.
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This is an essential tool for users who don't like the built-in Skyrim addon manager to enable/disable mods or rearrange the load order.
Small mod manager
For those who don't like using Skyrim's default mod manager (like me), this is a small, very simple mod manager.
You can use this tool to:
*You can enable/disable plugins by double clicking. The status column on the main list lets you know if the plugin is enabled (*), missing from the game data folder (!) or both (*!). If you want to add plugins to or remove plugins from your game data folder on the fly, press the F5 key on your keyboard to refresh the plugin list. (Please note that this will discard any changes you have made)
*You can arrange the order in which active modules are loaded by selecting them from the list and using the [UP] and [DOWN] buttons, or by slowly double-clicking their IDs and entering the desired value.
*You can delete a plugin from the main list by selecting it from the list and pressing the Delete (DEL) key from your keyboard. The administrator will then ask you if you also want to delete the plugin files from the game data folder. (Please note that if you decide to delete the plug-in file from the game data folder and exit the program without saving the changes to the main list, the plug-in will still appear in the list with the missing flag set[!]. Although deleted, the action cannot be restored.)
*You can access the Skyrim SE data folder by pressing the [DATA] button.
*You can access user files by pressing the [USER] button.
*No changes will be saved to the main list file unless you press the [SAVE] button.
If you want to customize the size or appearance of the manager, open the skyse_smm_settings.ini file using any text editor and adjust the options to your liking.
I develop tools for personal use, but I share them with those who find them useful.
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Small Mod Manager
This is a small, very simple mod manager for those (like me) who don't like to deal with Skyrim's default mod manager.
Here's what you can do with this tool:
- You can enable/disable plugins by double clicking on them. The status column on the main list lets you know whether a plugin is enabled (*), missing from your game data folder (!), or both (*!). If you are adding or removing plugins to/from your game data folder on the fly, press the F5 key from your keyboard to refresh the plugins list. (Note that this action will discard any changes you made)
- You can arrange the load order of your active mods either by selecting them from the list and using the [UP] and [DOWN] buttons, or by slowly double clicking on their ID and typing in the desired value.
- You can remove a plugin from the master list by selecting it from the list and pressing the Delete (DEL) key from your keyboard. The manager will then ask if you wish to also remove the plugin file from your game data folder. (Note that if you decide to delete the plugin file from the game data folder and quit the program without saving changes to the master list, the plugin will still appear on the list with a missing flag set [!]. Once the plugin file was deleted though, the action cannot be reverted.)
- You can access your Skyrim SE data folder by pressing the [DATA] button.
- You can access your user files by pressing the [USER] button.
- No changes will be saved to the master list file until you press the [SAVE] button.
If you wish to customize the size or appearance of the manager, then open the skyse_smm_settings.ini file with any text editor and tweak the options to your taste.
I develop tools for personal use, but I share them for those who find them useful.
yeizonex
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.