The SkyUI mod, which changes the game’s interface to a more PC-friendly one, is now available for Skyrim Special Edition. The mod is still in alpha, but it’s feature complete. Skyrim Script Extender (SKSE) by Ian Patterson, Stephen Abel, Paul Connelly, and Brendan Borthwick (ianpatt, behippo, scruggsywuggsy the ferret, and purple lunchbox) Current classic build 1.7.3: install via steam - installer - 7z archive ( readme, whatsnew ).

1. How To Make Skyui Work With Skyrim Special Edition
2. How To Get Skyui On Skyrim Special Edition Script Extender

You can already find information to do this but most are for Mod Organizer or too confusing.

Chatting w Todd just now, able to confirm on Skyrim SE for PC:64-bitSaves should transferSeparate creation kit to upload mods to Bnet— Pete Hines (@DCDeacon)Bethesda exec Pete Hines recently confirmed the PC version is basically getting its own remaster to 64-bit, effectively smashing the awful 4GB RAM usage restriction found in the original game. Skyrim on PC is notorious for being a 32-bit app that can only leverage a restricted 4GB of RAM (actually Skyrim crashes anytime 3.1GB of RAM is used), severely limiting the efficacy of mods. Now that Skyrim: SE is 64-bit, modders now have tons of room to play with.But what about the huge galaxy of older Skyrim PC mods?

Hines also affirms that the Skyrim: SE uses its own Creation Kit built on the new 64-bit engine, and that older Skyrim PC mods will -there's no 100% guarantees that every older mod will see compatibility. But how exactly will all of your installed old Skyrim mods see compatibility on the new 64-bit remaster? Hines pretty much says that the new Creation Kit will be able to convert old 32-bit Skyrim mods into the new 64-bit compatible mods: all you'll need to do is 'load the mod in the new Creation Kit and then upload it to Bethesda.net'you'd just load the mod in the new CK and then upload to Bnet.— Pete Hines (@DCDeacon)Not everything will be compatible right from the start, though. Renowned Skywind modder MicahGhost also that any mod using the Skyrim Script Extender (SKSE) won't work until the tool is updated to support the new 64-bit framework. 'I do not believe it will take long at all,' the modder said, 'because the same team has already done a script extender for fallout 4(FOSE) which uses a 64 bit engine most likely almost identical to the new engine Skyrim Special edition most likely uses.' But what about console mods?

How To Make Skyui Work With Skyrim Special Edition

One of the biggest selling points for the new remaster is allowing console gamers to experience the massive galaxy of Skyrim mods. Given all of the details Pete Hines has revealed so far, we can speculate that console owners will get to experience older Skyrim mods, too. As long as they can be converted using the new Skyrim: SE Creation Kit, they can be uploaded to Bethesda.net for console players to enjoy.The Skyrim: Special Edition releases on October 28, 2016 on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

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How To Get Skyui On Skyrim Special Edition Script Extender

PC gamers who own the Skyrim Legendary Edition or Skyrim and all of its DLC will get a free copy of the remaster.