Installing Mods With Fomm
I am using MO2. Changed from NMM, not because NMM is bad, but MO2 handles better multiple game installations as well profiling, which I find is good for mod testing, and I like to have nice clean DATA folder. Also Mo2 is better for custom smashups, partial locked load orders and all sorts of little management tools. I still use NMm for games I just play and don't make personal mods much like Skyrim or older Fallouts. But since I really have become lost on my own imaginary falloutastic bubble with 4, i tinker way too much and MO2 is better for maintaining control over personal wilderness.'
- II ) Installing Mods. Mods come as package - first you need to extract them to a temporary location by using a tool like 7zip. Examine the files / folders of the Mod you've unpacked to get a quick overview. You'll find files with ending.esp or.esm and maybe additional folders like textures, meshes or sound.
- This can easily be done from within FOMM - open the mod manager (the 1st screen, with your load order); hit the 'settings' button on the right side of that panel and then go to the 'Fallout; New Vegas' tab (far right) in the window that has opened; from there, you can browse to the locations of your fomod directories and the game installs.
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How to speed up 3.0 external drive. If any of my post made sense. Pardon my English (or lack of it).
Cannot install mods with FOMM anymore- Tried everything I can think of - posted in New Vegas Technical Support: I just purchased Fallout 3 GOTY and Fallout New Vegas Ultimate Edition during the summer sale. I installed them, downloaded several (Probably more than I shouldve) mods, and installed them using FOMM and everything went perfectly fine, and I happily gallivanted across the Mojave.