discussion How do I lewd mod my skyrim?

[Aerythox]

I CANNOT for the life of me get the mods in skyrim to work, even the basic NPC replacers don't work for me! I use vortex to work my mods and never in my playthroughs did these damn NPC replacer mods work, anyways how do I mod my skyrim with lewds? Do I need to place them on the gamefiles themselves or is there a software like vortex to make my life easier? Also can can y'all recommend a good lewd modding website:3

 

[Irregular73]

Personally I haven't had any issues with Vortex in the past, but I've always stuck to mods that work well with it and not a terribly large amount of mods either.

Heard a lot of good things about Mod Organizer 2 (MO2) in the past as an alternative measure.

I know it previous experiences with body replacers in the Fallout games those usually had to be manually installed, and I had to re-read the instructions a few times to use the correct files out of the pack cause they usually give you a few? Hopefully newer body replacer mods come with installation instructions in yer mod manager and don't accidentally install all of their options at the same time.

 

[Ashield]

It can be messy. No idea what is wrong in your case but you could always try a more automated approach with full modlists like wabbajack.

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[lostinpace45]

Personally i jut ran all my mods thru Vortex. What i had to do to keep it working was to install one at a time, check for any dependencies (vortex will let you know if its missing a masters) and make sure the game will successfully launch. i get most of my lewd mods from here

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[User_88762]

I used Mod Organizer 2 as my mod manager when I modded Skyrim. The issues were many and I have spent hours making my 400 mods work. And at some point they did, but after a significant amount of effort from me.
Be sure to get all mod requirements and dependencies, be sure to get the right mod version for your version of the game. Be sure to get the right load order. And if all looks good and it still don't work, you will need to get ready to do some investigative work.
LoversLab is the go to site for NSFW modding, but Nexus has the main ones.

 

[ThatGoblin]

I us premade mod packs in nexus on to vortex fir installation.

 

[XanderC]

I CANNOT for the life of me get the mods in skyrim to work, even the basic NPC replacers don't work for me! I use vortex to work my mods and never in my playthroughs did these damn NPC replacer mods work, anyways how do I mod my skyrim with lewds? Do I need to place them on the gamefiles themselves or is there a software like vortex to make my life easier? Also can can y'all recommend a good lewd modding website:3

Modding can definitely be a huge pain. But I could try to help you and the other guys here. Not sure on the rules about linking sites, but the best one I've used for lewd mods it's atf (allthefallen).

As for which mod manager to use. Mo2 is by the best choice for getting modded Skyrim yo work. I have nearly 500gb worth of mods currently active on mine. Vortex doesn't have the same customizability Mo2 offers. Like I really really hate sorting mods on vortex. In Mo2 you can sort everything in very specific orders. And for for sorting huge modlists, LooT sorting tool is actually not recommended.

 

[nozoki_ana]

Not sure what went wrong on your end, i used to just let vortex install all my mods (so no need to copy paste manually). Buuuuut it really is a pain in the ass to make sure everything's compatible with each other. I would probably recommend getting the Skyrim SE or Anniversary Edition for playing with mods

 

[User_111574]

If you have experience working with mods for Skyrim or Fallout 4, then the most important thing is to track conflicts between mods and/or their compatibility with the version of the game that you have. Keep in mind that this is a very painstaking job that will take you dozens of hours of pure time, without taking into account time for food, sleep, hygiene. If you don't have enough experience, then download the finished build (out of the box). Prepare for the fact that such an assembly, along with the original game, will take you 120-150 gigabytes of disk space. You can find assemblies using regular search engines, search queries: Sexrim, SexEnderal or Sexfall, and be sure to add torrent in the query. Example: Sexrim torrent, etc.Also, I almost forgot, this is very important - be sure to read the instructions for the first launch of the game with mods!!! It has its own peculiarities.
UPD: about sites. Any major torrent tracker. I use Pornolab. You can choose any other one. There are other resources, but it won't be possible to download from there in a simple way, they want money for the right to download the build.
About version of game - I use pirated build Skyrim Legendary Edition 1.9.32.0.8.

 

[Arachel]

A mod organizer is nice, but avoiding Nexus these days is preferable since they like censoring mods they don't agree with politically (like posts here), Based Mods or Mod Haven are pretty solid without having to deal with Nexus, but it's mostly drag and drop to the mod organizer. If you're really struggling I'd recommend downloading pre-made mod packs, it may be less cutomizable, but they at least are tested to work with each other so you don't have to trouble shoot and there's enough X-rated mod packs out there that they should work for you.

 

[User_111574]

A mod organizer is nice, but avoiding Nexus these days is preferable since they like censoring mods they don't agree with politically (like posts here), Based Mods or Mod Haven are pretty solid without having to deal with Nexus, but it's mostly drag and drop to the mod organizer. If you're really struggling I'd recommend downloading pre-made mod packs, it may be less cutomizable, but they at least are tested to work with each other so you don't have to trouble shoot and there's enough X-rated mod packs out there that they should work for you.

It is important to note: NEVER, REMEMBER THIS, NEVER on sites like Nexus or LoversLab use the words loli, shota, and do not mention a.t.f. (_all_the_fallen_). Get a lifetime ban for this.

 

[Arachel]

It is important to note: NEVER, REMEMBER THIS, NEVER on sites like Nexus or LoversLab use the words loli, shota, and do not mention a.t.f. (_all_the_fallen_). Get a lifetime ban for this.

The syntax of the sentence makes it sound like you're telling them NOT to remember rather than warning them not use it. Just saying. ATF is a pool of degeneracy that's on a different level than the one here, but it's worth noting they're one of the few sites that still carry the "kill-able children mod" and if you just don't want your Skyrim children to stand out even if you don't want to do anything to them, you generally have to pick up a few mods from them though not expressly forbidden to mod the children's appearance on other sites folks tend to steer clear of doing it since they're specially flagged in the game and have to be specifically addressed and those mods usually gotten nuked by Nexus before other sites became more prominent.

You can't use Loli or Shota on Based Mods or Modhaven either even if they're less censorious, they don't touch the legal grey areas still though I've not heard people getting bans for just mentioning it as of yet, but the content does get removed.

 

[User_111574]

The syntax of the sentence makes it sound like you're telling them NOT to remember rather than warning them not use it. Just saying. (Removed by automod) is a pool of degeneracy that's on a different level than the one here, but it's worth noting they're one of the few sites that still carry the "kill-able children mod" and if you just don't want your Skyrim children to stand out even if you don't want to do anything to them, you generally have to pick up a few mods from them though not expressly forbidden to mod the children's appearance on other sites folks tend to steer clear of doing it since they're specially flagged in the game and have to be specifically addressed and those mods usually gotten nuked by Nexus before other sites became more prominent.

You can't use Loli or Shota on Based Mods or Modhaven either even if they're less censorious, they don't touch the legal grey areas still though I've not heard people getting bans for just mentioning it as of yet, but the content does get removed.

I am very embarrassed for the mistakes I have made, it is probably obvious that I do not speak English, I use online translators.

 

[Arachel]

I am very embarrassed for the mistakes I have made, it is probably obvious that I do not speak English, I use online translators.

Meh don't be, just brought it up because somebody could get the wrong idea.

You should totally speak English though, international business language, we have Hollywood (though that's going downhill lately because of the Satanic cult weirdos that run it), and we have all the fried food you could possibly imagine. We even fry butter and slap it on a stick in America. Additionally if you speak English you can yell at the majority of people on the internet's toilet, Reddit. Sure you can do the latter with a translator, but a translator doesn't have the same punch as hitting them with unique English insults that really drive home that they're being a douche canoe.

 

[SG-Y]

Wabbajack is great to start of modding with.

Particularly if you wanna learn how a working modlist fits together, and if you just don't care to do the modding yourself.

 

[Uthuriel]

I us premade mod packs in nexus on to vortex fir installation.

Don't do this. It's literally the worst advice here so far. Vortex is the worst mod manager out there. And nexus collections sucks ass.

Use Wabbajack instead.

I CANNOT for the life of me get the mods in skyrim to work, even the basic NPC replacers don't work for me! I use vortex to work my mods and never in my playthroughs did these damn NPC replacer mods work, anyways how do I mod my skyrim with lewds? Do I need to place them on the gamefiles themselves or is there a software like vortex to make my life easier? Also can can y'all recommend a good lewd modding website:3

Try a Wabbajack modlist.

I recommend this one:

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[Joesilvestri]

if it's too complicated, try to download a NSFW Nexus mod collection as an entry point and then go from there

 

[FoxiSoxx]

I used to use Vortex till I got over 500 mods and then it all started to collapse lol. I use Mod Organizer 2 now and will never go back. I have over 1000 mods now and they all work, including my ATF mods. Vortex is fine for small mod lists, but over a certain size you've just gotta bite the bullet and get into MO2. It's not that hard, it's way easier to use long term than vortex and it gives you the feedback you need to work out why things aren't working. Mod lists are for newbs and clueless normies. Go to Lovers Lab, read what they post and follow their instructions exactly. Get each component working first before moving onto the next, build up your mod list, practice starting the game after each major update to see what breaks, etc. It's tedious, yes, but there's no shortcuts to making a big mod list work well. Get each system working, verify it, then move on until you get everything working THEN start a new game. It's the only way to preserve your sanity, trust me.

 

[Republican Bear]

Use adult mod-packs from the Nexus or download each file you want separately.

I use Vortex or the old community update nexus mod manager.

 

[Redyscom]

It's funny because I'm actually playing a modded version of Skyrim right now. I'll be blunt: if you don't use MO2, don't even try.
Modding Skyrim isn't easy; you have to learn a lot and use various programs, though it's easier than it looks. Knowing how to use LOOT, FNIS, SKSE, and ReSaver, for example, are basic skills you need. Not to mention, of course, the order of your mod list for loading priorities and enabling logs so you can see, if it crashes, what caused the crash.