Enchantment Art Extender

This is a framework that allows for more interesting visuals for enchanted weapons in TESV: Skyrim Special Edition. It achieves this by silently adding specific spells with hit arts. Each of these "swaps" is defined in a configuration file.

• AE
• SSE
• VR

Requirements

• CMake
  • Add this to your PATH
• PowerShell
• Vcpkg
  • Add the environment variable VCPKG_ROOT with the value as the path to the folder containing vcpkg
• Visual Studio Community 2019
  • Desktop development with C++
• CommonLibSSE
  • You need to build from the powerof3/dev branch
  • Add this as as an environment variable CommonLibSSEPath
• CommonLibVR
  • Add this as as an environment variable CommonLibVRPath instead of /external

User Requirements

• Address Library for SKSE
  • Needed for SSE/AE
• VR Address Library for SKSEVR
  • Needed for VR

Register Visual Studio as a Generator

• Open x64 Native Tools Command Prompt
• Run cmake
• Close the cmd window

Building

Requirements:

• CMake
• VCPKG
• Visual Studio (with desktop C++ development)

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Instructions (AE):

git clone https://github.com/SeaSparrowOG/EnchantmentArtExtender
cd EnchantmentArtExtender
# pull submodules
git submodule update --init --recursive
cmake --preset vs2022-windows-vcpkg
cmake --build Release --config Release

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SE

cmake --preset vs2022-windows-vcpkg-se
cmake --build build-15 --config Release

VR

cmake --preset vs2022-windows-vcpkg-vr
cmake --build buildvr --config Release

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Automatic deployment to MO2:

You can automatically deploy to MO2's mods folder by defining an Environment Variable named SKYRIM_MODS_FOLDER and pointing it to your MO2 mods folder. It will create a new mod with the appropriate name. After that, simply refresh MO2 and enable the mod. Image:

License

APACHE-2.0