I have Mod Organizer, Loot, Wrye Bash, SSEEdit, and FNIS. Everything is installed directly on my C drive, (C:ModOrganizer, C:LOOT, C:Wrye Bash), and I've installed everything as per standard install, just like I always have in the past. Mod organizer is being run as a portable program. The game itself is in the steamapps folder, but supposedly that should not be an issue. But this time, every single tool cannot see any of the 150+ mods I have installed. They only see the DLC. I found lots of people with this problem on various forums all over, dating back to last year, but all the fixes provided then did not work.
I am running the latest version of Windows 10. UAC is not an issue because all my programs are outside of Program Files, and UAC is turned off anyways. My antivirus is not an issue, I tried it with Windows Defender turned off, same problem.
I tried all sorts of arguments, such as "--game=Skyrim Special Edition", "\"--game=Skyrim Special Edition"\", and "\\"--game=Skyrim Special Edition"\\" for loot, and -g "Skyrim Special Edition" for Wrye Bash. None of them worked, and some of them just opened Chrome, saying this site cannot be reached, cuz it tries to open a web page at https://%22--game%3Dskyrim%20special%20edition%22/.
I was able to get my mods sorted via the built in mini-loot, even though lootcli.exe crashed with exit code 3221226356.
But I still can't get Wrye Bash or FNIS to do anything with my built in mods. Even SSEEdit won't see my mods, but that doesn't bother me, cuz I only needed to clean the DLC and Update files. But I do need to run FNIS, and I'm pretty sure I need a bashed patch too.
So I ask those who know better than me for help. Is there any way I can get around the tools not seeing my mods? Is there some argument I missed? Or should I abandon the whole prospect and use NMM, and put up with the mess it makes while I wait for a better Mod Organizer to come out?
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I have Mod Organizer, Loot, Wrye Bash, SSEEdit, and FNIS. Everything is installed directly on my C drive, (C:ModOrganizer, C:LOOT, C:Wrye Bash), and I've installed everything as per standard install, just like I always have in the past. Mod organizer is being run as a portable program. The game itself is in the steamapps folder, but supposedly that should not be an issue. But this time, every single tool cannot see any of the 150+ mods I have installed. They only see the DLC. I found lots of people with this problem on various forums all over, dating back to last year, but all the fixes provided then did not work.
I am running the latest version of Windows 10. UAC is not an issue because all my programs are outside of Program Files, and UAC is turned off anyways. My antivirus is not an issue, I tried it with Windows Defender turned off, same problem.
I tried all sorts of arguments, such as "--game=Skyrim Special Edition", "\"--game=Skyrim Special Edition"\", and "\\"--game=Skyrim Special Edition"\\" for loot, and -g "Skyrim Special Edition" for Wrye Bash. None of them worked, and some of them just opened Chrome, saying this site cannot be reached, cuz it tries to open a web page at https://%22--game%3Dskyrim%20special%20edition%22/.
I was able to get my mods sorted via the built in mini-loot, even though lootcli.exe crashed with exit code 3221226356.
But I still can't get Wrye Bash or FNIS to do anything with my built in mods. Even SSEEdit won't see my mods, but that doesn't bother me, cuz I only needed to clean the DLC and Update files. But I do need to run FNIS, and I'm pretty sure I need a bashed patch too.
So I ask those who know better than me for help. Is there any way I can get around the tools not seeing my mods? Is there some argument I missed? Or should I abandon the whole prospect and use NMM, and put up with the mess it makes while I wait for a better Mod Organizer to come out?
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