If you do decide to take the time to do this, I know you’ll be happy with how Skyrim looks when you are done I know I am. The order you install some of these mods in will make a difference in the finished result, so don’t skip ahead. You don’t have to be a rocket scientist, but you do have to be good at following instructions. This is going to take you a while to do, as you’ll have to download at least 12 GB of data, and you’ll have to read everything carefully. I recommend that you boot up Skyrim every few steps and see how it’s running. Read everything in the STEP guide very carefully, and read the full description and instructions for any mods that you happen to install - one small mistake can break the entire game. You will have to spend some time tweaking and troubleshooting when you are done in order to maximize performance. STEP isn’t a quick fix, and it can take some time to get it all downloaded, installed, and working. Think of this as a guide to using a guide. What you need: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim The STEP guide currently includes 215 mods, all of which help breathe new life into Skyrim. They take the time to test everything and make sure it works and just launched a detailed wiki which guides you through the install process.
Thankfully, there is the Skyrim Total Enhancement Project (STEP), which is an excellent project that gives very detailed instructions on how to install an insane amount of mods in the correct order. Getting a lot of mods to work together can be a tedious project. So let’s take a look at how awesome we can make the game look now.
I already covered Skyrim after it was released, but most of those mods are already outdated. It’s been over a year since The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrimwas first released, and the modding community has been feverishly working at creating content for this magnificent game. The Weekend Modder’s Guide: Skyrim (2013)
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