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Where to put these mods (Windows 10)


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Did you extract them from their archives, and place those extracted files within /Data? 7-zip is the best tool for extracting mods manually. As far as I'm aware, there is no difference in how you install mods on Windows systems (same location/process on Win10 as on Win7).

The archives should have either various folders (/meshes, /textures, etc.) or a game archive (.bsa), as well as a plugin (.esp/.esm). Those are what go into /data.

Conversely, you could use Wrye Bash or NMM to install and manage your mods.

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Did you extract them from their archives, and place those extracted files within /Data? 7-zip is the best tool for extracting mods manually. As far as I'm aware, there is no difference in how you install mods on Windows systems (same location/process on Win10 as on Win7).

The archives should have either various folders (/meshes, /textures, etc.) or a game archive (.bsa), as well as a plugin (.esp/.esm). Those are what go into /data.

Conversely, you could use Wrye Bash or NMM to install and manage your mods.

 

It didn't come with anything like that

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What is 'it' and what is 'that'?

I'm looking at the contents of the TDN Equipable Horns archive. First you get a pointless 'TDN_Equipable_Horns_2.0_ENG' folder, within that is an equally pointless 'Data' folder and a bunch of pictures, and within that is the plugin and the meshes/textures folders that belong in Skyrim/Data. You could just put that first /Data folder in the main game folder and merge them, of course (i.e. put that 'Data' folder into 'Skyrim').

I'd assume the other folders are the same; just too many unnecessary subfolders.

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What is 'it' and what is 'that'?

I'm looking at the contents of the TDN Equipable Horns archive. First you get a pointless 'TDN_Equipable_Horns_2.0_ENG' folder, within that is an equally pointless 'Data' folder and a bunch of pictures, and within that is the plugin and the meshes/textures folders that belong in Skyrim/Data. You could just put that first /Data folder in the main game folder and merge them, of course (i.e. put that 'Data' folder into 'Skyrim').

I'd assume the other folders are the same; just too many unnecessary subfolders.

 

Alright, I got them to work, thank you

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