#HOW MANY MODS IS TOO MANY INSTALL#
#HOW MANY MODS IS TOO MANY MOD#

#HOW MANY MODS IS TOO MANY INSTALL#

The only way it helps is by making new processes possible for the mods that require it.ДЄnd yes there is still the hard cap of 255 esps, but you can only install up to 254 as one slot is taken already. SKSE from my knowledge just expands upon what the SSE engine is capable of doing. Not a CTD mind you, specifically freezing. For me, my FPS starts dropping hard in populated areas and SSE will freeze occasionally. You just want to watch for the signs that you've got too many scripts going.

#HOW MANY MODS IS TOO MANY MOD#

Is there still a 255 cap on esps? How do I know if a mod is script heavy or not? How much does SKSE help with that?ДЇrostfall with Wet and Cold together should be just fine, even with iNeed.

I've been installing mods for a bit but still learning. I have Frostfall with Wet and Cold and Campfire, iNeed. Keep SSE's engine happy, and you will be happyД®dited by KWRMF197, 02 September 2021 - 01:06 PM. I've tried a lot of them and so far I've had zero issues. I'd highly recommend taking a look at SPID and some of the mods that currently require it via SPID's requirements tab. For now, it may only do about 80% of what Wet and Cold can do, but it does it with pretty much no additional script load for SSE's engine and even does it faster and more efficiently. Take Cold Region Behavior ( ) for example. A lot of modders are really starting to tap into it's potential, as im seeing more and more SPID mods roll out. It accomplishes a lot of what previously could only be done with lots of scripts and quests, which frees up your engine's capacity without limiting content. That's why I'm loving things like powerofthree's Spell Perk Item Distributor. This will lead to a corrupted save in no time.

Things like Frostfall, Wet and Cold, SkyTEST, Immersive Citizens, etc might be fine on their own, but as soon as you start putting too many of them together either the engine gets over burdened and freezes, or all of your scripted events (vanilla and modded) start misfiring or only partially working. The quickest way to kill SSE is with multiple script heavy mods. You want to look at that question from the SSE engine's point of view rather than your computer, unless your talking about texture mods with ENB (GPU intensive). In regards to your question about how many mods is too many, it really depends. I'm willing to live with 30-40 FPS in cities (with the mod Open Cities, JK's Skyrim) but usually pull 50-60 FPS in wilderness areas on a somewhat decent CPU and GPU (Ryzen 5 3600X and RX590 Fatboy).

That includes 252 active esps, 298 light esps, a few dozen skse plugins, one bashed patch, one merged patch, texture mods, ENB, Dyndolod, and ALLGUD.

How many mods is too many