Running Skyrim SE Through SKSE tool on Vortex Dashboard?

[Gorgopis]

We run Skyrim SE with the SKSE tool on the Vortex dashboard. Is this wrong?

 

We installed SKSE as recommended, but added the tool to Vortex.

 

We do seem to recall that we were able to set up an SKSE-start-Skyrim LE short-cut for Skyrim LE on the PC desktop, and run LE from there. . . .

 

Note, however, that our Skyrim SE, with 43 mods, runs very stable through the SKSE run-tool on the Vortex dashboard.

 

Thanks for any illumination.

[Guest deleted34304850]

its not mandatory for you to run any game from the vortex dashboard. vortex does not need to be active for you to play any game.

[Gorgopis]

Thank you @1ae0bfb8.

 

You may find this recent experience (now reported here) also noted over on the Skyrim SE general discussion forum, but we have run into our very first CTD running Skyrim SE for the first time from the SKSE64 executable independently of the Vortex dashboard.

 

When we run Skryim SE through the SKSE64 tool on the Vortex dashboard, our game, even over a three-hour play session, does not crash. We know that doesn't imply Vortex is required. But we definitely have found greater stability for no discernible programming reason, running it this way.

 

For the record, we installed SKSE64 manually, created a shortcut, and attempted to run the game from the executable, and it CTD-ed after about 7-10 minutes of game play. We certainly do NOT understand our experience.

[rmm200]

For convenience, I suggest finding SKSE on your Vortex Dashboard, and click the three dots.

On the dropdown, select "Make Primary".

That way, when you click Run on the big SSE ICon in upper left, SSE will launch using SKSE.