No MCM Configuration option?

[bagskiii]

I have both SkyUI and SKSE64 installed and can't seem to find the MCM option in the System tab. Was literally a fresh install of all the latest versions, so I'm not sure what might be the issue.

[alexander_dougherty]

From a quick search
1. install SkyUI and SKSE64
2. Start the game or load a save
3. escape and navigate to the system menu
4. press the button marked Mod configuration
5. Find the option marked MCM Cheat Menu

Results also mention using a quick save and quickload to force the MCM to appear.

Also make sure you installed SKSE64 and Sky|UI correctly

This should be a start until someone who uses it turns up.

[TAGma]

Also, make sure SkyUI_SE.esp is enabled in your mod manager (Vortex; Mod Organizer 2; etc).

I recommend *not* opening the in-game "MODS" menu, it seems to randomly disable some mods for whatever reason.

[PaddyDsek]

where do i install skyui and skse64 and the mod configuration
plus the mod menu

[Death Approaches]

you can do it manually if you want, drop the files under Data\ like you're supposed to, then manually edit your plugins.txt in appdata\local\skyrim special edition\ and add them, but I/we highly recommend you use a mod manager, I'm partial to MO2 but Vortex works as well... it becomes a bit of a nightmare doing mods manually when you get over just a few, and since the way loose files work, the last file overwrite is the one that takes precedence, you mess up once, and you're back to re-extracting all of them in a specific order again. Mod managers prevent this headache.

not that you can't, you do you, but just want to warn you it's not for the faint of heart, manual mod installation.

you rezzed a thread from before the CC integration update (now updateS plural) so that not using the in-game mod menu option is more a suggestion than a rule these days.

there are plenty of modding 101 kinds of guides out here, read the stickies in this discussion if you're lost and need a starting point.

Happy modding!