Skyrim dual sheath redux mod organizer install#

If you still run into this problem, then I'm sorry. You need both 'Dual Sheath Redux.esp' and 'Dual Sheath Redux Patch.esp' activated in your load order in order for the mod to work, not just one or the other You'll know that it's activated when you see a little checkmark beside it. It can't just be in your load order either, it has to be activated either through the Skyrim Launcher (look under 'Data Files') or your mod manager. This esp is required for the patcher to run. However, according to your patcher saying that 'the esp is not in the load order', the patcher believes that the 'Dual Sheath Redux.esp' file is not turned on in your mod list. Normally, the patcher would go about its business, scanning your mods and creating the 'Dual Sheath Redux Patch.esp' file.

Inside that folder will be another folder and in this second folder there is a program called 'Dual Sheath Redux Patch.jar' If you have java installed on your computer, you can double click this file and a window will pop up where you can begin the patching process. HOWEVER, Dual Sheath Redux also comes with a folder called 'Skyproc Patchers'.

Skyrim dual sheath redux mod organizer install#

It seems that every time I install Dual sheath's required XP32 with the chesko modification for arrows to be on the lower back etc It's replacing the skeleton. If a left-handed weapon mesh is not provided by the mod author, the weapon won't show up on your character if wielded on the left hand when sheathed. Ok I have been trying to figure out why I keep getting crushed breast. Just keep in mind that not every mod added weapon will work with it. When you install Dual Sheath Redux, the mod comes with the typical meshes, scripts, and interface folders that other mods can come with as well as the 'Dual Sheath Redux.esp' file. Well yeah, if you are dual wielding it's better to see both weapons.

Firstly, you must install Dual Sheath Redux either manually (personally do NOT recommend this) or with a mod manager (I'd normally recommend Mod Organizer but seeing as you're having trouble I would stick with Nexus Mod Manager for now).