It's easy! Already have an account? Sign in here. By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use. Search In. Sign in to follow this Followers 1. Fixes Fix some Mo2 metadata getting lost when reinstalling a mod. Fix Executables shortcuts not getting hooked correctly when MO2 locking is disabled. Correctly mark downloads of replaced mods as uninstalled archives of updated mods will now show up as uninstalled. No longer mark downloads as uninstalled when removing a backup.
Fix an issue of the bulk update check for mods with invalid game sources, improved result logging. Fix rare case of MO2 skipping mod files during refresh for conflict detection. Fix BSA packer "Archive is not on writing mode" error when packing. Fix archive conflicts not updating during refresh NOTE!
This is still bugged, two consecutive refreshes are required to properly update archive conflicts. Fix advanced conflicts tab not respecting correct archive conflicts ordering. Fix conflicts tabs sorting being case sensitive.
Fix a crash on startup with some particular windows locale settings. Fixes for offline mode: skip nexus login, update check on mod install, sort plugins, etc.
Fix a rare crash when a hooked process tried to terminate a child process. Fix a rare crash found with NifSkope when trying to move to a larger shared memory instance.
Fix multiple processes sometimes having a different view of the virtual filesystem. Running a shortcut to a program when UI locking is disabled should make the mods available correctly Prevent MO2 from crashing when filtering category if a category is its own parent. Fix an issue where MO2 would not properly set the path for games when the executable is in a sub-folder Fix mod list shift selection weirdness caused by accidentally triggering an Edit operation while selecting.
Editing the priority of a plugin via the cell editor now properly writes the load order Running executable using the command line should now properly update load order etc. Fix mod name case handling to avoid issues when mod folders or modlist. Fix various issues and errors related to the plugin list priority locking.
Allow preview on files with uppercase extensions. The "Forced Load Libraries" dialog should now be correctly populated on first use.
Fix an issue where separator names would be used when installing a mod instead of archive name. Fix an issue where the priority of new mods or dragged mod would be set improperly. Fix an issue where plugins could get disabled after refresh if the case of the name did not match.
Select the Mods tab. Set where you want mods to be installed. Installing Mods Now it's time to select and install some mods. Search for mods on the Nexus website. Carefully read through the description of each mod. Choose the Files tab.
Select 'Mod Manager Download' on the correct file s you need for the mod. Wait for the mods to download in Vortex. Select a mod you wish to install and choose 'Install'. In this step, we will install and configure Mod Organizer 2, the best mod manager for any Bethesda game.
Mod Organizer 2's "Profiles" feature allows for easy switching between different mod configurations. In this step, we will setup a testing profile and a main profile. The default profile will stay completely untouched and act as a backup. And finally, the main profile is where we will install and enable all of our mods.
It doesn't matter which drive you use, if you have more than 1, but away from the game folder and any other UAC folders like "Program Files". Simply put the same set of programme files for MO2 are used for all the games you may be running but the specific folders for each game are stored in that location. You can if you want run MO2 as "portable" which is more like the way MO1 worked with everything for each managed game in the same location with the game specific folders directly under MO2's main install folder.
Now, on to the nxm "issue". In the screenshot you posted do you see that the "Primary handler" is looking for the executable in a completely different location to that where MO2 is installed? The location in the bottom input line should be looking for something like this, based on the information you have provided,.
Of course if you move your MO2 as I advise the path to nxmhandler should be the same as where MO2 resides. If you use MO2 to handle any other games that same tool is used to point it to the correct game. You simply right-click and select "Add" and then follow the prompts. At this point would it be better to reinstall it?
Or is it as easy as drag-and-drop? 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.
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