#Mod skyrim sseedit font is tiny mod#
#Mod skyrim sseedit font is tiny mods#
#Mod skyrim sseedit font is tiny windows#

If a mod has been ported to SE and isn't on this list, tell me on the general or send me a message (see contact page) and i'll see about adding it.

Q: Why isn't this or that mod in the guide? A: Probably because it hasn't been ported to SE yet. Q: I don't like that, this game sucks! A: Then go mod something else, like Kingdom Come Deliverance, I heard its a Skyrim-killer. Q: I-is there anything, seriously? A: No. Q: I don't like you, is there anything? A: No. Q: I don't like guides like these, are there any overhauls that are quick and easy? A: There's an automated modpack installer on the Nexus, never used it, don't think I ever will, check it out if you really don't want to mod the game yourself. Click on the Skyrim Guide section to check them out! And while I wouldn't normally indicate a modding guide, I have to give a shoutout to the YASHed Guide, it is incredibly well organized, up-to-date and in-depth, I highly recommend anyone to check out their guide even if just for mod recommendations. Q: I don't like this guide, are their any other guides that are similar to this one? A: We have a list of various other modding sites with their own guides and mod lists.

#Mod skyrim sseedit font is tiny mods#

Check the SSE information page for a list of mods tested on VR. Q: I heard that VR uses the same mods as SE, is it true? Can I follow this guide? A: It is true that VR is built on top of SE, but as I don't have a VR headset, I wouldn't be able to tell you if the mods on this list won't crash and burn your game or your device. It's holding that, and, as an added bonus, is still suitable for display when I move it over to the 4k (which hardly ever happens anyway).Q: Is is time to start playing SE yet? A: Depends on your priorities, check the main Special Edition page for a detailed breakdown. At any rate, the immediate solution for me appears to be to (about) double the size I want it to display, if I'm going to continue using it on the 1k monitor. When I change the font sizes in the program, the data is directly reflected in the sseviewsettings, and they are retained there, and I don't see any other 'spot' for settings (I didn't even know about THAT spot until you were kind enough to tell me.

#Mod skyrim sseedit font is tiny windows#

You should be able to set that behavior in Windows by right clicking the file and editing the config for running the program. Also try editing the file directly and checking that the settings are translated in the UI. Also make changes in the UI, note the time, and check the timestamp of the setting file(s) to verify that the UI settings are updating in the file (sounds like you did that basically though). Check the log file and the path to see if there is another settings file in there.

I am using the dark 'carbon' theme without issue. I wonder if there's an issue with the Theme overriding the options? I'll test again with no theme at all and see what happens. Without making any changes, I exited again, and the Plugins.sseviewsettings still shows 7 as the font size. Looking at them in the options menu, they were all listed as 3. Then I opened up SSEdit again, the same way, and the fonts were small. Then I exited, and opened plugins.sseviewsettings, and there in the UI section I saw the FontRecordSize (along with FontMessagesSize and FontViewerSize) all listed as 7, just as I had selected. Sure enough, the fonts were small, so I changed them all to 7pt. As a test, ran the SSEEdit, as an administrator, outside of MO.