I recommend this one:



(purely because a friend of mine made it :Y )

Hmm, might try that and see how it compares to the QD Inventory mod I was using before!

haha. First thing I've seen that makes me want to get this. Can your friend do it for more games please?

I shall put it to him :Y

<qptain_Nemo> please tell milko that i'm a game developer and i will most certainly put it in my own games :)

Ha. 48 hours into the game and I've only now realised I can sprint :D

 

To those who don't know if you Load instead of Continue it says the amount of time for each save game.

I've only just realised I can mine....

You can mine in two stylees, at that. You can either keep your pickaxe unequipped and click on the ore vein, for a sedate mineral extraction experience, or equip it as a weapon and attack the rock-face for mania and mayhem.

YES! Next, tell me what games are his so I can play them. No rush. This'll be like that narrator thing in Bastion. Next gen gaming, man.

OKAY!

The latter technique can also be used while dual-wielding pickaxes. I wonder why people don't do that in real life, surely they could work twice as fast?

Yes, I had a go with that too. The British coalmining industry would still be thriving to this day if the feckless face workers had adopted similar productivity measures. I blame Kos.

I think it'd also be doing better if the miners had adopted the tactic of finding minerals, pressing the "Use" key, nipping off to the john, then coming back to find an inventory full of iron ore. But no. They had to mess around with all these hard hats with little lights on and all the rest of the unnecessary baggage didn't they.

I bet they also levelled up their health* at every opportunity rather than their stamina, meaning they couldn't carry much more than a couple of loads of coal at any one time.

 

* - Has to be health as I don't remember many magic-using miners

If only Bethesda had been around in Thatcher's day. We'd still be using the Flying Scotsman.

I do like that. I've just updated to 1.3 from the unpatched version so I can use it now (SKSE needs 1.3 or higher). Much easier to see lots of items in the inventory.

I like it as well. I did find the default font size a bit too small actually, but it's easily tweakable in one of the mod's ini files.

I keep on forgetting to launch the game via SKSE, but although I get a message saying that there's a problem, I only get it the first time I open my inventory, and the mod still works flawlessly.

I have two pinned icons in my taskbat for Skyrim, one the standard launcher so I can change options and one for SKSE. Is there anything else useful that SKSE can do?

Not by itself that I'm aware of, it simply adds additional power and capabilities that mods can exploit. AFAIK.