I'm having an issue where I can't launch SSEEdit(v4.0.3) through Mod Organizer 2 (v2.2.2.1), I'm trying to clean some add-ons. These mods must be processed using Cathedral Assets Optimizer to work with Skyrim Special Edition. I have my mods downloaded to F:\Skyrim Mods\ and I unzipped the SSSEdit folder there also. If you’re not familiar with this, take a look at my how to start modding Skyrim guide. SSE is also installed in F:\Steamlibrary\steamapps\common\Skyrim Special Edition (non-windows drive), I set up the SSEedit shortcut in MO2. im so used to using Mod Organizer 2, and i hate Nexus mod manager. For these mods, use the following instructions to perform the conversion: Close Mod Organizer 2, as CAO is designed to run outside of MO2. Rinse and repeat for all *.exe and *.dll files in the Mod Organizer folder and subfolders.
If you see an Unblock button, you'll need to click Unblock and click OK. I haven't done this in a couple years so i dunno if they added a better option in newer updates. Tes5Edit with built in SkyrimVR and FallOut4VR support has been released.
How to use sseedit with mod organizer 2 Executables or CTRL + E), Click the tiny blue plus icon to add a new executable and select Add from file, Navigate to Your Modding Folder\Tools\SSEEditand double-click SSEEdit.exe, Under Arguments, enter the following: -C:".\Modding\Tools\SSEEdit\cache\" *, Click the tiny blue plus icon to add another new executable and select Add from file, Navigate to Your Modding Folder\Tools\SSEEditand double-click SSEEditQuickAutoClean.exe, Optional: Change the title to something less verbose (like “SSEEdit – Quick Cleaning”), Under Arguments, enter the following: -DontCache *.
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