SKSE 1.6.8

[Kellen]

Hey all. I've installed some new updates to some mods and they're telling me I need SKSE version 1.6.8 or higher when all I have is 1.6.6. I've went to http://skse.silverlock.org/, but all they have up for download is 1.6.6. Anybody know where I can get 1.6.8? Thanks!

[Pant]

If it's not on silverlock idk where else it could be seeing as they made SKSE. There must be some kindof issue with the mods. All I can say is turn them off till 1.6.8 comes out if its even suposed to.

[Big Boom Boom]

Check archives on silverlock site, they just haven't updated the front page.

[Daniel]

strange, your link don't work?, the page don't exist...

[radbass2]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Daniel:

strange, your link don't work?, the page don't exist...

thats because theres a comma at the end of the link

[Kellen]

Son of a Wearbear, there it is! Thanks Big Boom Boom. :D

[76561198053693947]

SKSE 1.6.9 has been released (so you may need to update again)

[TerryQuest]

http://skse.silverlock.org/

[Ultimaratio]

How to update correctly? Simply overwrite?

[whit]

Current release build (1.6.9, compatible with runtime 1.8.151.0.* on 24 October 2012): http://skse.silverlock.org/beta/skse_1_06_09.7z

There's a video on youtube that's pretty indepth on how to properly install it.

[so nice gamer]

According to the archive, I have the version that was from January 7, do I absolutely need the February 20 one?

[Big Boom Boom]

Always get the highest numbered version.

[76561198053693947]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Jarl Ballin':

According to the archive, I have the version that was from January 7, do I absolutely need the February 20 one?

What is the Feb. 20's version? The only current version (as of Feb 27, 2013) is skse 1.6.9 for skyrim 1.8.151
{LINK USUNIĘTY}http://skse.silverlock.org/beta/skse_1_06_09.7z
PS: The latest version will be which ever one is linked-to at the top; while, archived version can be downloaed via the 'archived' link.

EDIT: To update:
1) Delete all skse_*.dll(s) (ie skse_1_8_151.dll, etc)
2) Extract all files from the archive (7z/zip, whichever they chose to pack it) into the same folder as TESV.exe.
3) Read the skse txt files (for update information, new functionality, etc)
4) make sure that the version of TESV.exe matches the version skse expects (it will warn in the next step if it is an issue)
5) run skse_loader.exe

[pike]

just read the readme ,it tells you how to do it or do it the Gopher way
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTGnQIiNVqA

[so nice gamer]

Początkowo opublikowane przez neoh4x0r:

Początkowo opublikowane przez Jarl Ballin':

According to the archive, I have the version that was from January 7, do I absolutely need the February 20 one?

What is the Feb. 20's version? The only current version (as of Feb 27, 2013) is skse 1.6.9 for skyrim 1.8.151
http://skse.silverlock.org/beta/skse_1_06_09.7z
PS: The latest version will be which ever one is linked-to at the top; while, archived version can be downloaed via the 'archived' link.

EDIT: To update:
1) Delete all skse_*.dll(s) (ie skse_1_8_151.dll, etc)
2) Extract all files from the archive (7z/zip, whichever they chose to pack it) into the same folder as TESV.exe.
3) Read the skse txt files (for update information, new functionality, etc)
4) make sure that the version of TESV.exe matches the version skse expects (it will warn in the next step if it is an issue)
5) run skse_loader.exe

I know all this already, thanks though

The Feb 20 version was at the bottom of the Archived list. I haven't updated yet because it hasnt told me I need to. Bad practice, I know,

[76561198053693947]

Ah, I see ... you really should not download anything from the archives, unless a mod you want will not work with out an older version.
By the way: the version(s) that are being released now (until the game-engine is updated again) are just having new features added/removed/updates/bug-fixes ... mostly in the scripting areas (functions & supporting code).
For Instance: 1.6.7 added: flora and perk functions
You can read the 'skse_whatsnew.txt' file to know what was added/removed/updated, etc