This mod has been inspired by the last few years of gameplay mod development in skyrim and the fact that after 8 years and 800 hours in the game I only have something like 15 achievements.

Skip the spoiler if you're not interested in the idea behind the mod.

This framework introduces a new menu which allows you to check all the achievements registered, which you have unlocked and which you haven't unlocked. Moreover, it featuers a popup widget that will show up whenever you unlock an achievement, similarly to how steam, xbox and ps show it.

Via the MCM Settings or ini file you will be able to choose whether you want a popup to appear (for immersion puposes) upon achievement unlock, whether you want to disable the popup sound and if you do use a sound, you will be able to select between some pre-determined sounds to play - similarly to how you can select ringtones in your phone, with the default being the skill levelup sound as I found it fitting.

You can also choose whether to use per-character achievements or global achievements. In the first case the mod will generate a file for each character you have, while in the second case, the achievements will be shared between characters. 
NOTE: if you have multiple characters with the same name (firstly: why would you?) the framework will use the same json file for the achievements, which means that you will have the same achievements unlocked for both characters.

The framework is also somewhat able to check whether you have completed an achievement previously to its installation, although not for all achievements.

This mod has very few requirements:

• SKSE64
• Address Library for SKSE Plugins
  

While not a requirement, I still recommend Achievements Mods Enabler if you want the base game achievements to be also counted by steam, and in case you want to reset your steam achievements to reacquire them, Steam Achievement Manager allows you to do just that with a simple interface.

Plugins that have received achievement configurations:

• The Sinister Seven, configuration made by me, integrated in the FOMOD.
• A Tale of Blood and Snow, configuration made by DarthVitrial, integrated in the FOMOD.
• Vigilant, configuration made by Vicn and Aelarr (jap, eng).
• Unslaad, configuration made by Vicn and Aelarr (jap, eng).
• Sirenroot, configuration made by Everglaid, found in Sirenroot's modpage. 
• Grave Digging, configuration made by CAMGS11235, found in their modpage.
• Idrinth Thalui, configuration made by Idrinth, found in their modpage.
  

This should honestly be compatible with everything. It's just a .dll mod that reads game events and serializes them from and into json files, so I don't see it being incompatible with other stuff. The .esp is also eslified so it will not take a full mod slot. About mod intergrations:

• Compatible with Proteus. If you don't want achievements to change for each character enable global achievements.
• In theory this should be compatible with locations added by CoMAP, but I haven't tested it.
• An Untarnished UI patch is available in the FOMOD.
  

I will state here that due to its dll nature and the fact that I save data in external files, the mod is safe to install and uninstall at any time. If you uninstall it and then reinstall it, it will try to keep up with what's happened during the previous period and try to understand if you've completed more achievements in the meantime.

As of version 1.0, some vanilla achievements are not working:

• Artificier - limited functionality, received after crafting any item;
• Master Criminal;
• Architect;
• Solstheim Explorer;
• Auriel's Bow.
  

I'm still proud that out of 75 achievements, only 5 aren't working.

As stated previously you can check an example of configuration file in the SkyrimSE.json file included in the mod.
All configurations will be loaed into "Data/AchievementInjector/" and most stuff is logged into "~/Documents/My Games/Skyrim/SKSE/".
You can also check the the configuration file schema provided on github.

Currently there are 20 event types that you can configure to create your achievements.

While it's true that you don't need to code anything to create a configuration file, it's also true that you will most likely need to know some creation kit or xedit basics to find the formid of most stuff, which is however less taxing than learning a whole language I guess. If your mod requires other events, let me know and we can talk about adding more.

Advanced features include:

• Ability to localize achievement entries.
• Ability to run console command on achievement completion.
• Ability to customize the unlock sound of your achievement.
  

To make it easy for mod authors to adapt to the APIs of the mod I've written a wiki page that you can find here. It also contains informations about how to using the creation kit so if you don't have muh experience go check it out.

If you need further assistance either DM me here on nexus or join this discord server where I have a dedicate subspace.

First and foremoest there is one person that I have to thank more than the others, which is Shazdeh. They have been very supportive and helped me with the Achievement Menu interface, taking it on themselves so that I could work on refining the C++ side of the mod. If you enjoy the mod it's also thanks to them so go endorse their profiles!

Another special mention goes to Komegaki that created the icons for the configurations available in the base FOMOD. When I realized that I suck at art they were the first author to come to mind, and they've been so available since the very first time I asked that they really deserve the special mention. Kudos to you kome!

Here is instead a list of all the other people that helped me with suggestions and code revisions, which is probably too short of a list as so many more people helped me but getting all of them on a list would probably make me write an entire book, so yeah here we go:

- Thanks to CharmedBaryon for maintaining CommonlibSSE-NG.
- Thanks to JPSteel and OsmosisWrench for helping me understand the very basics of how flash works.
- Thanks to Solus, NoahBoddie, Shekhinaga and PO3 for the many suggestions and their support throughout the development.
- Thanks to Doodlum for their Ko-fi widget.
- Thanks to Everglaid, Vicn and DarthVitrial for basically testing the framework while writing their own configurations.
- Thanks to cozysienna for the thumbnail image.
And thanks to everyone else from the r/skyrimmods discord that have helped in minor ways, you guys are awesome and you're too many to put in a list.