There are still a bunch of script files located in Data Scripts associated with SKSE, but since you've stopped SKSE from launching with the game, you won't need to worry about those.

Or, as Enderal has backed these files up, you can just delete those three files altogether. You can simply rename them so that they all have a '.BAK' extension (or any other extension as long as they are not.

These three files are located in the same directory as TESV.exe and SkyrimLauncher.exe. Normally, just updating Skyrim through Steam fixes this issue, but I'm guessing that the Enderal installation has changed some small detail that is causing SKSE to throw out this error.Īs SKSE is not required for Enderal, you can safely just rename the SKSE files and try launching the game again. You'll get this error on a regular Skyrim install when SKSE detects that it's not compatible with the current version of TESV.exe installed. Great news, but this update also comes with some consequences for the modding scene regarding mods dependent on the popular utility Skyrim Script Extender (SKSE). Skyrim Configuration Menu at Skyrim Nexus - Mods and Community from Lauching skse64 from within lutris will run the default game launcher. Write the section id number which is next to 'skyrim special edition.exe'. This error is caused by the Skyrim Script Extender add-on that most Skyrim mods (not Enderal) need in order to run. Along with this release, Skyrim Special Edition will also be receiving an update including new, free content. Skse64 is short for skyrim script extender 64, and this mod tool plays an. Someone else is having this same issue and has opened up a support ticket so hopefully SureAI finds a fix for this.

NEVERMIND: Do NOT follow the below advice I was unaware that Enderal comes pre-packaged with it's own version of SKSE, so it is definitely required to run Enderal.

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