Skyrim. ini (located at %USERPROFILE%/Documents/My Games/Skyrim by default, although Mod Organizer stores it in its own profile folder) is the Master INI file. It can modify all settings used by the game.
What happens if I delete Skyrim ini?
Delete your skyrim. ini and skyrimprefs. ini files. They will be remade vanilla next time you play.
Where is Skyrim VR ini?
Now on your PC navigate to: Documents>My Games>Skyrim VR and open the SkyrimPrefs. ini document.
What is the plot of Skyrim?
The game’s main story revolves around the player’s character, the Dragonborn, on their quest to defeat Alduin the World-Eater, a dragon who is prophesied to destroy the world. The game is set 200 years after the events of Oblivion and takes place in Skyrim, the northernmost province of Tamriel.
Can Skyrim VR be modded?
Unfortunately, Skyrim VR only has mods for the PC version—not PSVR. Almost all of the Skyrim Special Edition mods will work on Skyrim VR without any trickery needed — you can usually just use them just like you’re playing outside of VR — which is great.
Is there an INI file for skyrimprefs.ini?
Apparantly the game only acknowledges the changes made in both the Skyrim.ini and the SkyrimPrefs.ini file in C/Username/Documents/My Games/Skyrim. Don’t know if this is true but it could explain a lot.
Which is the ipresentinterval in skyrimprefs.ini?
The SkryrimPrefs.ini file in Documents\\Games already has the iPresentInterval (set to 1 by default) so i doubt if that’s the one they mean. And i find it a bit redudant to add something that is already there (yes i did try changing the default setting 1 to 0. No difference.)
Can you modify the settings in skyrimcustom.ini?
SkyrimCustom.ini can modify all settings used by the game, just like Skyrim.ini. Any values for settings in Skyrim.ini that are duplicated in SkyrimCustom.ini will be overwritten by the values in SkyrimCustom.ini.
What is the FPS setting for skyrim.ini?
The Skyrim.ini setting “bLockFramerate=0” used with Vsync 1 will already Limit the FPS of a 60hz display to 60fps; so the intended setting “bLockFramerate=1” to BLOCK extra FPS is better turned OFF as “bLockFramerate=0” allowing Vsync to limit FPS itself without the physics engine running an additional FPS Blocking…
