loot VS FUS

What does Loot say when you run it? Does it confirm that you have the versions of everything right?

https://github.com/loot/loot/releases/download/0.19.1/loot_0.19.1-win64.exe as well as https://github.com/loot/loot/releases/download/0.19.1/loot_0.19.1-win64.7z

Here's the link: https://loot.github.io/

For more information, check out the corresponding GitHub issue, where WrinklyNinja discusses his thoughts.

GitHub - Nexus - Changelog

Add LOOT to FNV's root directory and run it to sort the load order

Tools you probably need: - ArchiveInvalidation File Generator - LOOT

Tried LOOT (both the exe through wine and compiling from the source - the former can't find the games or the AppData dir it wants, no matter what I enter, and crashes if I try to --auto-sort from the command line, and the latter fails miserably because I'm not a programmer and can't figure out how to get the exact libicudata.so version it wants (.56 to Mint's .70)) and Vortex through Lutris hangs on first run, so never actually installs...

Yes. All your mods should ideally be the same, installed in the same order, contain the same MCM settings, have the same patches applied, etc. I'd highly recommend using Mod Organizer 2 as your mod manager and LOOT to optimize your load order. I believe MCM Recorder can also make the process easier if you guys want to make sure your MCM settings stay the same everytime you launch the game, but that is more optional and up to you.

the install guide on the nexus pages/the github pages for the FUS modlist https://github.com/Kvitekvist/FUS were actually more straightforward than any video tutorial I tried watching. Theres plenty of pages on how to setup a clean install of of skyrim and how to set up and where to install wabbajack. And then its just a one click install for any premade list of mods. Idk, not having to pause a video and go back if you missed something having the steps to scroll up and down on a page was simpler for me.

I'm building upon the FUS Wabbajack modlist by adding expansions and LotD, and I've reached the point of needing to merge plugins. I've gotten zMerge working, and I'm following Lexy's merging practices, but I'm stuck on the last step where you use merge plugins hide to disable/hide the plugins you've merged.

There's approximately ~200 mods in the Cangar modlist. I used Wabbajack to download. https://github.com/Kvitekvist/FUS

Here you go https://github.com/Kvitekvist/FUS/blob/main/openvr_api.dll

I think you should just try one and see-looking at the diagrams https://github.com/Kvitekvist/FUS/wiki/Controller-bindings-guide they all seem viable for Quest 2.

I've done some searching in the sub, reviewed the controller bindings guide, post installation guide, and the FUS discord and can't figure out which Controller Bindings option I need to select on the 'Skyrim VR - Mod Organizer' application.

There are a few reasons why the game looks blurry. 1. You have dynamic resolution is on. Make sure it is off. 2. You don't have high enough bit rate. For Oculus users, set but rate to 200 (if wireless) or 500 with cable in the oculus debug tool. 3. Test either Sensorium ENB or Glamur ReShade. These both have built-in sharpeners. 4. If you are playing wireless, you can get blur if you get data compression. Try playing wired if increasing bitrate does not work. 5. If you have performance to spare, then you can increase supersampling. Depending on headset and GPU, you need to find your own sweet spot between performance and sharpness. 6. VR Performance Kit are known to cause shimmer or bad visuals when used with opencomposite. Keeping this OFF can remove shimmer and make the game sharper. 7. Test using opencomposite instead of steamVR (https://github.com/Kvitekvist/FUS/blob/main/openvr_api.dll) download this file, place it in the skyrimVR folder and overwrite.