Skyrim-Mods VS AI-Overhaul-Patcher

Can get it and other mods by the same guy from GitHub https://github.com/KenneyNL/Skyrim-Mods

Something I always use to make lockpicking easier (and it surprisingly works in VR) is Lockpick Pro (Special Edition) from KenMOD.

You can find Lockpick Pro (Which I also use) here.

It was called "KenMOD - Lockpick Pro". The author left during the Nex-odus and deleted their mods. You can get the mod off their GitHub or Loverslab.

His mods are hosted on his Github page, also Dear Diary contains a version of Lockpick Pro

Take a look at the AI Overhaul patcher- it's pretty simple in scope and written well, so it's a good example of how to do some basic operations like getting a mod by filename, extracting various values, and adding them to a patch. In general, things in Synthesis have names which are similar to their names in XEdit, which makes finding most things simple enough.

Use AI Overhaul SSE instead and just run the Synthesis Patcher for it.

Would the Synthesis AI Overhaul patcher cover all of the possible conflicts when I make the switch? I have CBBE, HIMBO, total character makeover, humanoid vampires, and cosmetic vampire overhaul.

Hmm, you mean this patcher probably: https://github.com/Excinerus/AI-Overhaul-Patcher

The Synthesis patcher for AI Overhaul takes a lot of the pain out of forwarding all those AI package records: https://github.com/Excinerus/AI-Overhaul-Patcher

Even more-so since there is now a Synthesis patcher that automatically handles the needed record forwarding for AI Overhaul for you.

But if I was going to go the patching myself route - I assume something along the lines of using AI-Overhaul-Patcher w/ Synthesis and what I'm looking to patch?