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How to install skyrim mods manually no steam mod#
How to install skyrim mods manually no steam download#

HD Clouds 1.2 (self-explanatory, makes the clouds look much better).

No Mans Drunk (removes various shaking effects from cameras, and I use the centered 3rd person camera option as well).

BEYOND Change Intro Logo (simply re-textures starting menus).

Fleet Time Reduce (speeds up your fleet’s mission times).

Clean Space Origins (everything except ‘ dark space‘ option).

Here are some mods ( at the time of writing this guide) that I use and recommend: This can be painful to test, so just take all those files out of there and start putting them in one by one to test ( but first check the mod’s pages because people will often report which ones need updating).

How to install skyrim mods manually no steam mod#

Now if after all that a certain mod is misbehaving or prevents the game from starting, then it’s likely outdated and you need to determine which one it is. Many people overlook this and think that mods don’t work anymore. Important to RememberĪfter every update, no matter how small or big, the game will re-add this text file and you need to delete it again. If everything is fine, next time you start NMS, the game will notify you that you have mods enabled.

Once you do that, you need to either rename or delete that text file or the mods won’t load. Basically, it asks you not to delete any files and to create a new folder called MODS where you will place all of your downloaded files into. Here you will see a text file that’s called DISABLEMODS.TXT Now that you have everything that you want, go to the root folder of the game and then go into GAMEDATA > PCBANKS.

How to install skyrim mods manually no steam download#

If all looks good and the mod is up to date, go ahead and download it.

When downloading mods, always read the description and posts area to check for any issues, incompatibilities with other mods ( they all edit certain files) etc. The first one requires a free account, and you can also find mods for many other games. The website that I use is Nexus Mods (No Man’s Sky) and sometimes I might check No Man’s Sky Mods (not sure if this one still works).