Skyrim Creation Kit Non Steam Update 13
Perhaps you are an experienced TES modder, or brand new to modding. All are welcome.
If you would like some feedback or help with a mod project, feel free to post a comment, start a new discussion thread, or drop by the chatroom. Some helpful links: www.creationkit.com www.creationkit.com forums.bethsoft.com www.cipscis.com forums.bethsoft.com tesalliance.org tesalliance.org www.tesmods.blogspot.com forums.bethsoft.com wiki.tesnexus.com www.darkcreations.org skyrim.nexusmods.com geck.bethsoft.com en.wikibooks.org. 10 November, 2015 - IcyDeadPeople 7 Comments behippo of the xSE team has shared a new website for the Fallout 4 Script Extender at Also a command line tool for extracting the contents of Fallout 4's new BA2 format packages: EDIT: (BA2 Extractor version 2) More information on the F4SE website and official Fallout 4 forum: The Fallout 4 Script Extender, or F4SE for short, will be a modder's resource that expands the scripting capabilities of Falout 4. It will do so without modifying the executable files on disk, so there will be no permanent side effects. The xSE team has returned to try our hand at the next great Bethesda game.
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We have produced the skse.silverlock.org, nvse.silverlock.org, fose.silverlock.org, and originally the obse.silverlock.org. We can't wait to help produce tools for the best mods for Fallout 4. Now that Fallout 4 is released in the US we have started our work.
We'll keep everyone informed as to our progress. As a first taste we do have a BA2 Extractor to unpack the new BA2 package format of Fallout 4. Download it at: f4se.silverlock.org It is a command line tool that will extract the contents of a given ba2 to a specified folder.
So I'm no mega poster, but I've been on site for a few years now and have come to appreciate the expertise and advice by LL members, and thought I'd ask this here. After a horrible mess of a few hours of trying to get steam to install the creation kit last night, I was at an utter loss as it just would not do so.
I have my Skyrim on a separate ssd drive (F) and tried installing to different librairies, including the one steam defaulted to and the F install drive, and even deleted all the steam files/folders except for steamapps, steam exe., and user data to get steam to 'repair' itself (in the horror of those events, steam somehow still managed to delete my steam apps folder too, meaning, bye-bye Skyrim game thank god I have a fresh install copy backed up). I got the missing steamapi.dll errors etc as my closest sign of maybe installing it. Anyways, it was an aggravating experience with no success. So I started looking for alternate downloads that weren't steam based. I did find them, and from the comments I read, it seemed that 'pirate' was the term I saw a lot regarding the non-steam copy of the creation kit and its target base. I certainly have a legal copy of Skyrim (two if you consider my xbox 360 copy before I entered the PC world of gaming) so I'm wondering if the 'non-steam' creation kit version will still work for me if I decide to try it (after scanning for viruses of course).
I'd like to try my hand at armor modding in the coming months, and while I can get blender and nifskope just fine, something tells me I'll be needing that elusive creation kit too. Any thoughts from someone who has used this non-steam version (or hell, even how to get the steam copy to properly install for that fact!) would be very much appreciated. Well, that seemed to do it. Considering I lost my current install of Skyrim during last night's debacle (which I feel I am taking rather well, though I still would like to see a mod with GabeN's head on a pike, thus giving me a reason to install the Alive peeing mod) I can now move forward with trying my hand at learning how to make some armor mods and learn some cool tools like nifskope and blender in the process.
Again, thanks for the input! You shouldn't have had to lose your Skyrim install. Just copy/paste it to a data drive, uninstall Steam, Copy and paste skyrim back to the steam directory you want it installed to% steamapps common then go to steam and tell it to install. It will grab any cleaned.esm and.esp files that come with default skyrim, and then any thing else that may have been changed from vanilla (shouldn't be much at all) 10 minutes Skyrim should be up and running again with no issues, just the way you had it previously installed (Make sure to use MO to backup mod and plugin list BEFORE moving, and to restore the back up AFTER moving it back). Thanks so much, but it was the current version of my modded game that I lost (my first pure mage paly through, but only at lvl 28, so I can live with it, and I use NMM, I haven't moved to MO though, I know, noobish of me). I have my cleaned files and the fresh install backed up to another drive, so if you get this in time, I would hate for you to go through the trouble.
I've had the game up and running for about ten min now and just going through the mod install process again. In any event though, MANY thanks to you.