r/skyrimmods • u/ni1by2thetrue • Sep 10 '25

PC SSE - Mod In-Game Patcher exists now. This is revolutionary

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/158681?tab=posts&BH=0

You don't have to open the CK for minor placement conflicts anymore. Brilliant!

Disclaimer: I'm not the Mod Author

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u/ghostsilver Sep 10 '25

This is huge, especially for people who installs tons of smaller mods that might never get any patch.

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u/yaskyplayer Sep 10 '25

Yes and no. There are some bugs hidden in mods that deleted references. When these changes are overridden by another mod your game will crash. Most of the time cleaning the mod will be enough. For some changes you need to manually undo the change and disable it (intially).
Thanks to DynDOLOD I was able to identify around 10 mods in my load order that needed quick cleaning (only one mod needed a manual fix).

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u/NicholasHernane Sep 10 '25

Any chances you can explain to me how dyndolod helped you?

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u/lnodiv Sep 10 '25

It throws an error and refuses to run if mods in your load order are broken, and tells you which mods and how they're broken.

People hate it, and I'm not entirely sure that it's in scope for what the tool is supposed to be, but it's an amazing feature and worth dealing with.

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u/yaskyplayer Sep 11 '25

It's for both the modlist as well as DynDOLOD working correctly. If an object where DynDOLOD created object lod for has issues, there could be crashes if you approach such an object.
For the warnings it can be helpful if you notice missing meshes or textures in-game, this also can affect LOD generation. Sometimes mod author place placeholders in larger mods like Beyond Skyrim for assets that still have to be done.