I tried every combination possible in needlessly over-complicated software and it didn't work after wasting my time. So I posted a comment that the mod doesn't work. Surprisingly,author replied immediately: "No you are wrong, it works". As a modder myself, I was amazed how he managed to see my screen better than me so I wrote again, "you are liar, your mod is broken and it doesn't work.
It requires fixing". Few minutes later: my account banned on whole nexus website xD They even found my old account by IP that I didn't use for years, it was banned too.
That is why only hardocre mod fans should consider wasting their time on that trash website. HotCakeX [author] 6 Nov, am. I would love to use Steam instead, it's built in, same, no need 3rd party program etc, but the thing is, not all mods are on Steam I think? GD 6 Nov, am. Top guide. Did not know about another mod manager at all! Share to your Steam activity feed. You need to sign in or create an account to do that. Sign In Create an Account Cancel.
All rights reserved. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. But, given the various things you recommended, all of which I did, it could have been any of them. Regardless, I appreciate it greatly! This is much more significant to me than mere convenience, it is the alleviation of an actual stress burden on my mind.
That may sound dramatic but I'm not even exaggerating. Praise the Nine! The patches include only ModOrganizer. I suggest reading the description and deciding whether it contains any fixes or features you want. On the discord you download a full build and install that. If anything is updated for that build it will say to download patch X and it will only be for that build.
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Thanks for any help. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites. Recommended Posts. Greg Posted June 6, Your mod should be in this list. If it is not make sure the. Tick the box to load the mod, then play. Method 2. Click the Download NMM button. Either a prompt asking you to allow the third party program Nexus Mod Manager to which you say yes, or the download will start in NMM automatically. Once the download has completed, go to the mod tab in Nexus Mod Manager.
Find the mod you downloaded, and click the puzzle button with the green arrow: "Activates the selected mod". Make sure the Nexus mod is ticked. To get the Workshop mod on the NMM, find the Skyrim data folder, place all the files associated with the mod into a zipped folder, click "Add Mod from File" the puzzle icon with a plus , find the zip file in the Data folder and click Add.
Method 3. Download Mod Organizer from the Nexus. It should automatically find all mods in the Data folder. Download a mod from the Skyrim Nexus. Make sure the file extension is associated with MO, this should have occurred in the tutorial, but if not, click the settings button, and in the Nexus tab click "Associate with "Download with manager" links". Once the mod has installed, double click the installer, and click OK when prompted.
Then tick the box in the left pane. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. In the MO folders there is a program called nxmhandler. When run it will show a few things, the supported games and path and the primary Handler.
Run that instance and look at the the game settings. You should see a separate line for each game. If not you have to point the program to the correct install of MO. Select the game in the left pane and in the right pane under "Select Handler Binary" point it to the game folder of the game.
Now this might be a stupid question, but it won't harm anything if I follow your recommendation, correct? It automatically wants to instal itself to my AppData folders and I cannot fathom why. I'll be updating my instructions soon to change this. There is a bug unknown to me at the time I wrote the guide for some users when installing MO2 into the game folders. Seems most are choosing the "common" folder within Steam, but you can really install it anywhere you want.
Thank you so much! Each time you run MO2, it will load the last instance you were working with. To install it as portable, you'll need to extract the MO2 files to the location desired, run the exe from that location, click the "new game selection" button on the menu the first button , and choose "portable".
Does it cause any problems by being in AppData? I was inclined to put it elsewhere due to GrantSP's post but I haven't seen any posts elsewhere that say it has caused problems. Maybe I was searching for the wrong criteria. Either way, I'd like to be safe. I reinstalled MO2 and checked the nxmhandler. I had not changed anything except where I put the archived files upon downloading then went to download a mod off the Nexus just to test it.
Worked perfectly. I'm so stoked, guys, thanks so much. The only thing I'm aware of it causing issues with is Merge Plugins by Mator. Other than that, I've experienced no issues with it in AppData. Would it not be a good idea to avoid appdata if for no other reason than its a system folder and hidden by default in Windows.
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