garryrot / CommonLibSSE-NG

This is an experimental reverse engineered library for Skyrim VR (ported from CommonLibSSE). There are two main branches (VR) which is based on po3's using ifdefs, and NG which is an updated NG build.

CommonLibSSE/CommonLibVR

This a version of CommonLibVR that is based off of the latest CommonLibSSE after the cmake migration. It is meant to also work in SSE.

Build Dependencies

• binary_io
• spdlog
• fmt
• Visual Studio Community 2022 (or later)
  • Desktop development with C++

Development

• Visual Studio Community 2019 16.10.0 Preview 3.0
  • Desktop development with C++
• Address Library for SKSE Plugins
• VR Address Library for SKSEVR Plugins
• VR Address Tools
  • For checking VR known addresses.
• clang-format 12.0.0
• CMake
• vcpkg
  • Complete quick start guide
  • Add the environment variable VCPKG_ROOT with the value as the path to the folder containing vcpkg

Building

Ensure Development requirements are completed.

git clone https://github.com/alandtse/CommonLibVR.git
cd CommonLibVR
git checkout vr

# Install dependencies (may be skipped if cmake integrated with vcpkg)
vcpkg install
git submodule init
git submodule update

# Skyrim SE
cmake --preset vs2022-windows-vcpkg
cmake --build build --config Release

# Skyrim VR
cmake --preset vs2022-windows-vcpkg-vr
cmake --build buildvr --config Release

End User Dependencies SSE

• Address Library for SKSE Plugins
• SKSE64

End User Dependencies VR

• VR Address Library for SKSEVR Plugins
• SKSEVR

Notes

• CommonLibSSE/VR is incompatible with SKSE/SKSEVR and is intended to replace it as a static dependency. However, you will still need the runtime component.

Credits

• Thanks to Ryan McKenzie for original code
• Thanks to RollingRock & po3 for important contributions
• Thanks to lfrazer for commonlibvr port which is the source of Exit-9B recombination; also thanks for all the support in discord.
• Thanks to Exit-9B for recombination of CommonLibSSE and CommonLibVR
• Thanks to powerof3 for maintaing a SSE branch of CommonLibSSE

Tutorial

Learn how to build your very first SKSE plugin using CommonLib by following this video tutorial.