The oldest trick in the book – turn it on and off again! It’s that first time setup Nexus is looking for. “Missing INI” – If you get an error message with a red cross that states, “You have no Skyrim INI file”, simply start up Skyrim and then close it. Once it’s detected them, go ahead and click the green tick next to the game you wish to install future mods on. However, when it’s done installing, it’ll be a very useful engine and scan your computer for any compatible games you have installed. When it’s downloaded, locate the file and begin installation. Go ahead and grab the applicable version in this link. Once you’ve done that, it’s time to get the program itself.
So the first thing you’ll need to do is head over to the official Nexus Mod Manager site and create an account (if you’re forgetful like me, make sure you remember these login details for later).
This is simply a case of downloading the program, as you would for anything else online. Grab The Nexus Mod Manager App For Your PC More than anything, this table justifies how massive the modding community is and how much choice will be available to you. Bear in mind the figures above may be different compared to what you may see today. Once again, thanks for your suggestions, greatly appreciated! Hopefully someone else might find this useful if they thinking about doing something similar.If that doesn’t whet your appetite for mods, I don’t know what will. I did however copy all the INI files for FO4, FO3 and Skyrim to another HDD, just incase the verification would change them to fresh ones, only started and played FO4 so far but couldn't see any changed in game, played for a couple hours last evening and it all worked fine for me. All mods still showing and working once starting up the game. Once there, when I first started NMM it did the Rescan Installed Games, found most of those I have on the new location, but for FO4 it found the copied folder first so just had to click on the red X until the right path showed then confirm the location and all worked fine starting it up. Once I done that, I thought since I don't have to many mods for Fallout 4 and Witcher 3 (the only one that I am using Nexus Mod Manager for) I just thought I take a chance and copy the Nexus folder over to the SSD. Just start the game, Steam does a download/verification of the content and then starts the game.
Thanks for your suggestions guys, much appreciated !Ī friend of mine asked why I didn't just checked Steam before asking so I did, was more or less similar to what you adviced me on though.Īlthough, no need to uninstall any games after moving it all.
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