Until the release of NMM, the only way to install mods the manual way - download into a folder, unzip the downloaded file, copy the various parts of the mod into the game folders they need to go into, then activating the mod - and hoping you didn't make any mistakes. If you have a problem with how long it takes to get a new working version of SKSE - please take them up with Bethesda. If you would like to make an autoinstaller - how about contacting the SKSE team? They are usually very easy to get along with and welcome constructive suggestions.Īnd Bethesda often doesn't bother to tell anyone - including the SKSE team when they are going to release a new version in advance.
You would be waiting the 2 days for the SKSE team to release their update, then another 2 days for the autoinstall maker to update their program also. Meaning that instead of waiting one or two days for the new version of SKSE to be released after a new version of Skyrim. However - it would have to be rewritten every time SKSE was updated. It may be possible to write a program that does auto install SKSE. SKSE works outside of the game - and so does NMM. It is not difficult to install, just different from mods. This rules out having NMM automatically install it without a major rewrite of the NMM program.
SKSE is not a mod and does not install like a mod.
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