Thanks to a bunch of very well made mods you can visibly improve your sceneries with HD textures, new meshes and additional components. This game has a lot of breathtaking and very large locations that you can visit and explore, however the original meshes and textures can be a little outdated and don’t look as good as the most recent games.

Before installing any mod please read carefully every single description offered by the authors! Be sure all you have is updated and the required files are into your mods folder as well!īeware, this is a very long documentation! 😀 These two files are very essential, being required by the 90% of mods which are built over them and their interface. Be sure everything is updated to the latest version and then install SKSE and SkyUI. In case you never really modded Skyrim before there are a few things you need to do first. Don’t worry though, I will definitely make a list for it as well as soon as it improves! (You can eventually read this if you found a few interesting mods that you want to try out in the meantime).

If you don’t know how to install mods with the two available Managers yet, there are a few explanatory videos like this one for Mod Organizer (a part 2 follows) and this for Nexus Mod Manager.Īlso, if you directly got the Remastered version and never owned the first copy you can skip your reading to the ‘console commands’ section, because the new game still has a few modding limitations and it is in a sort of test phase where many mods are not compatible due to the lack of some primary plugins.

If you never really played Skyrim before you can check this post for a general overview, today I want to create a complete and detailed list of what I consider the best mods and command lines you can use in your playthroughs for a better experience. Even with the Special Edition in our Steam library we still keep playing around with the normal game due to our modded saves and the characters we created.

Bowlegged jump animation fix