However, vanilla mods would still work with some slight tweaks, which made the update safe-ish for modders. Ta to cheery RPS fanzine PC Gamer for pointing this out.When Skyrim: Special Edition launched several years ago, it introduced a hiccup to the game’s prolific modding scene on PC. No word yet on when the tool's makers will fix that. Speaking of updates breaking game-tapping tools for Bethesda RPGs, the Fallout 3 update which removed Games For Windows Live from its Steam edition has also (predictably, inadvertently) broken compatibility with the Fallout Script Extender. I believe its main purpose is to bring the game to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Xeriex X, but we'll also see Bethesda release new bits for SE too, including fishing at long last. Skyrim's Anniversary Edition will launch on November 11th, the game's tenth birthday, bundling a load of the 'Creation Club' microtransaction modbits in with the Special Edition. If you don't use these fancy mods, mind, I think you might be fine? This time, yeah, you might really not want to wait. If you play Skyrim heavily modded, you're probably already onboard with skipping updates so you don't have to wait for SKSE to be updated. That's why extrwi suggests taking steps to ensure that your copy of Special Edition isn't updated with the patch.
So some projects might take ages to update, and those which aren't updated might not work. This realistically means that the native code mod scene is going to be broken for an unknown length of time after AE's release." Effectively everyone who has written a native code plugin will need to do at least some amount of work to support AE. The plugin ecosystem has been around long enough that people have moved on, and code is left unmaintained. "I can probably sit there over a few nights and bang out an updated version of SKSE, but my main concern is for the rest of the plugins out there. "Doing this work takes a reasonable amount of time for each plugin," they said. Basically, they think people will have a lot to figure out before they can fix the methods and tools that more-advanced mods build on. The explanation gets technical, so read the Reddit thread for the full deets. "This changes the way that the code is generated in a way that forces mod developers to start from scratch finding functions and writing hooks," extrwi said. The problem according to extrwi, who says they've spoken with Bethesda, is that the update hitting Skrim SE alongside the Anniversary Edition will compile the game with a newer version of Visual Studio-and that will have a side-effect of breaking the known routes to tap into it. Many, many mods rely on SKSE, and some mods tap deeper into Skyrim in other ways. SKSE is a tool which lets mods do more than Skyrim's official mod tools allow, tapping deeper into the game to do fancier things.
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