Creation Kit?

[PeachClover]

Now that I have SkyrimVR, how do I get access to the creation kit to make/update mods?

[Skidrow]

If you meen to install mods use Vortex and install from https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/

[ziher]

You can download SSE version with Bethesda Launcher, need to make account first.

[PeachClover]

引用自 ziher：

You can download SSE version with Bethesda Launcher, need to make account first.

How? I tried this and the creation kit exe told me it couldn’t/wouldn’t launch because of a missing steam_api.dll for Skyrim SSE. If there is a way to trick it into opening using SkyrimVR, please post instructions.

[PeachClover]

引用自 CF Skidrow：

If you meen to install mods use Vortex and install from https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/

I have no problem running the 64 bit mods, however there are 32 bit mod without a 64 bit version that I want to use. It is possible to update them to 64 bit version with the creation kit, and that is why I need it.

[ziher]

引用自 PeachClover：

引用自 ziher：

You can download SSE version with Bethesda Launcher, need to make account first.

How? I tried this and the creation kit exe told me it couldn’t/wouldn’t launch because of a missing steam_api.dll for Skyrim SSE. If there is a way to trick it into opening using SkyrimVR, please post instructions.

I can't recall how i got it to work but i think it was this method i found on reddit (quote):

"What version of CK are you using? Because you have to use the SE version, Oldrim CK isn't going to work.

AFAIK the only way to get the SE CK is through Bethesda.net launcher. However you'll need to do a little bit of trickery to fool it into thinking you have Skyrim SE installed - to do so you'll need to edit the registry at:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Bethesda Softworks

The 'Skyrim Special Edition' key must have a 'installed path' value pointing at your SkyrimVR directory. This will allow you to install and run CK without a separate SE install."

I checked my registry and indeed there is a key 'Skyrim Special Edition' along 'Skyrim VR' key with same value for 'Installed Path'.

[PeachClover]

引用自 ziher：

引用自 PeachClover：

How? I tried this and the creation kit exe told me it couldn’t/wouldn’t launch because of a missing steam_api.dll for Skyrim SSE. If there is a way to trick it into opening using SkyrimVR, please post instructions.

I can't recall how i got it to work but i think it was this method i found on reddit (quote):

"What version of CK are you using? Because you have to use the SE version, Oldrim CK isn't going to work.

AFAIK the only way to get the SE CK is through Bethesda.net launcher. However you'll need to do a little bit of trickery to fool it into thinking you have Skyrim SE installed - to do so you'll need to edit the registry at:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Bethesda Softworks

The 'Skyrim Special Edition' key must have a 'installed path' value pointing at your SkyrimVR directory. This will allow you to install and run CK without a separate SE install."

I checked my registry and indeed there is a key 'Skyrim Special Edition' along 'Skyrim VR' key with same value for 'Installed Path'.

I had to reinstall the Creation Kit, but that worked. Thanks.

[Xenomurphy]

引用自 ziher：

引用自 PeachClover：

How? I tried this and the creation kit exe told me it couldn’t/wouldn’t launch because of a missing steam_api.dll for Skyrim SSE. If there is a way to trick it into opening using SkyrimVR, please post instructions.

I can't recall how i got it to work but i think it was this method i found on reddit (quote):

"What version of CK are you using? Because you have to use the SE version, Oldrim CK isn't going to work.

AFAIK the only way to get the SE CK is through Bethesda.net launcher. However you'll need to do a little bit of trickery to fool it into thinking you have Skyrim SE installed - to do so you'll need to edit the registry at:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Bethesda Softworks

The 'Skyrim Special Edition' key must have a 'installed path' value pointing at your SkyrimVR directory. This will allow you to install and run CK without a separate SE install."

I checked my registry and indeed there is a key 'Skyrim Special Edition' along 'Skyrim VR' key with same value for 'Installed Path'.

Thank you very much. It worked perfectly.

[wyldefx]

引用自 Skidrow：

If you meen to install mods use Vortex and install from https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/

But what if you are making your own mods via Creation Kit, and not using Nexus. In my case I just want to plug in the mods I am making.

[Jeffson504]

引用自 ziher：

引用自 PeachClover：

How? I tried this and the creation kit exe told me it couldn’t/wouldn’t launch because of a missing steam_api.dll for Skyrim SSE. If there is a way to trick it into opening using SkyrimVR, please post instructions.

I can't recall how i got it to work but i think it was this method i found on reddit (quote):

"What version of CK are you using? Because you have to use the SE version, Oldrim CK isn't going to work.

AFAIK the only way to get the SE CK is through Bethesda.net launcher. However you'll need to do a little bit of trickery to fool it into thinking you have Skyrim SE installed - to do so you'll need to edit the registry at:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Bethesda Softworks

The 'Skyrim Special Edition' key must have a 'installed path' value pointing at your SkyrimVR directory. This will allow you to install and run CK without a separate SE install."

I checked my registry and indeed there is a key 'Skyrim Special Edition' along 'Skyrim VR' key with same value for 'Installed Path'.

Since it seems like this works, can you explain it to me. I've tried to follow along but can't seem to find what you're talking about and I would like to know EXACTLY what you're talking about.