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Nexus Mod Manager supports a wide range of games.

Mod Organizer will alert you to any mod conflicts and allow you to resolve them easily.

Mods that have not been properly put together by the author can be cleanly installed to improve game stability.

It can advise which mods are being used with which saved game.

Saved games can be cleaned if mods are removed (otherwise saved games can become unstable or fail to load altogether).

My files for making mods work is fine I've done those a thousand times as. I've uninstalled both Fallout 4 and NMM multiple times and its never been fixed. Basically When i try to mod Fallout 4, the mod downloads to NMM but when i go to activate it, it wont activate or install to my game. Heres The Ultimate Fix Cant login to Nexus Mod Manager : skyrimmods Why Nexus Mod Manager wont allow to log in: :: Fallout. Mod Organizer can also filter saved games based on profile I've been having this problem for quite sometime and I've searched forever and i can't find a fix to it. You can also have different mods running in different profiles.

Profiles can be created which allows you to have multiple configuration files so that you can experiment with settings safe in the knowledge that you have another profile with the default settings to fall back on.

Instead of being installed all together in the game folder, they are installed in their own folders to allow mods to be uninstalled quickly and cleanly If you truely want NMM to be the great mod manager you make it out to be you have to admit that there are bugs, lots of bugs.It offers many features unavailable in Nexus Mod Manager, including: OP listed one of the biggest problem with this manager, and its constant. Please don't say it works perfectly fine, that is blatantly false. By then hopefully they will have fixed most of the glaring bugs. My reccommendation was that you wait until get to release stage. Call it what you will doesn't change the fact that is the most comprehensive modding guide for TES V.Īnd where exactly did I say (or even suggest) that it was a lost cause? I hope that NMM is a great mod manager. It works perfectly fine and it more or less always has. Does that somehow automatically make it a lost cause?

So what if it doesn't have the myriad of controls of the other mod managers that I've never even heard of. NMM was designed to make the mod installation process simpler.

STEP was written for the meticulous/compulsive perfectionist modders out there. Originally posted by NwptRaisins:STEP is the most nitpicky OCD 'guide' I've ever read.