AerowynX's SkyrimVR Beginners Modding Guide Part 1: Initial Setup

Part 2 Beginners guide is Live!

[TheSRSThunder]

Great video though I'd recommend setting playback speed to 1.25 as he talks kinda slow hahaha.

[immamlgproo]

This is one of the most clearest and understandable guides I've watched for anything, thanks so much for this! You're the GOAT

[CaptainShack]

This is a great resource for people looking to dive into SkyrimVR Modding. Thanks for putting this video together.

[Balgore]

Wow Mod Organizer 2 saved the day, I havent been able to play Skyrim VR in over 9 months after a reformat, nexus never worked properly again. This MO2 automatically found all my old mods in the old mod folder, and immediately worked fine. The game complains that none of them are active, but they definitely are, my save file isn't corrupted and the game doesn't crash! Thank you!

[derekweiand]

This is the best beginner mod install video! Took hours to find an actual "walk through." Thanks sanosuke!

[verasilva]

SKSE VR can be installed this way:

Download the .zip (get the VR version from the sidebar of this sub!!!) and extract it to your i.e. Desktop (i prefer having it there).

Inside you´ll see 5 files and 2 folders. Ignore the “src” folder. Pack/Zip the “Data” folder and rename it to “SKSE_Data” and install it as usual with your mod manager

Then copy the 5 single files (all starting with sksevr_) and paste them into your SkyrimVR directory (where the SkyrimVR.exe is located).

[MediumDalton]

Thanks for the video! I appreciate the insight you have to share with the SkyrimVR community. I've been off and on modding this game for almost a year now and I still learned new things from this video. Love it!

[MetaMikeGaming]

Thank you! Just got everything installed super easily!

[warcraftandcoffee]

You rock man. Currently modding Skyrim SE non VR. Subbed and saved your page for when I go down the VR route. Thanks again!

[Lagahan]

Thanks dude, getting ready for a playthrough on my Index and going down the route of looking for mods myself is something I don't have time for anymore with work so your guide really helps!

[damienk]

You can also drag and drop your external mods into the download tab of MO2, and then install like normal; it's not a massive difference, but it does keep all of your mod downloads together. I like to pack up things like the skyrim VR Tools dll in the same way, if I don't, then I'll inevitably forget that I included it in another mod, and then lose the dll if I ever go in and reinstall the other mod for some reason.

Great Video! I can't wait for the next one! The hype for my Index is getting to me!

[MegaGovert]

3D sounds is a must-have, without it i had to turn my head to hear what people were saying, improves sound as well (with sounds of Skyrim, great combo (turn off the fox sound in SOS via MCM, it will drive you nuts!)

[takeastepoutside]

It has been quite a while since I have modded Skyrim. This was a great reintroduction to the methods. I will be following through the rest of the series. Lik'd and Sub'd

[paulbarreto]

Many thanks for your help for new Skyrim VR players.

[dylanjohnston]

Actually a life saver, incredible video

[ksadeath]

You said that you don't like the bright white theme. But I see that your windows file explorer has the default white theme, you can change it to a dark theme as well if you didn't know. btw great video, keep up the great work!

[Covidcola]

Thank you! Definitely missed a step and I really appreciate this. You rule!

[nik]

Probably a better option since you can check for updates from the Mod Organizer.

[ARTFLY]

Thank you! Now I dare to start modding the SkyrimVR. Very good guide! 'Got yourself a Sub :)

[EchoLandscape]

Great, will do this when i get the time :)