Originally posted by Dosbilliam (Permanent Smartass): if you decide you want most of mod A's files to take priority over mod B's files, but you want mod B's version of a particular texture then I think you can set that manually). (And although I have never needed to do this, I think you can also override that for specific files, e.g. It's actually easier than NMM/FOMM in that you don't have to worry about install order for textures and the like, because you aren't installing things over each other, you pick which 'win' that type of conflict with the order you have them on the left pane. Granted I mainly use it for Skyrim rather than FONV, but as far as I can tell it's basically the same, it downloads with the 'download with manager' button and I double click on the downloaded thing to install - if there's a FOMOD it runs normally, if not then I can either tell it to automatically check the folder structure or have a quick look manually - I prefer to do the latter in case there's files I don't need or whatever, but I've had no problems when I've done the former. Mod Organiser doesn't require that, though. There are some mods, like Weapon Animation Replacers, that require special installation, but I usually skip those since it's too much effort for not enough gain. NMM does that all by itself in less time.
7z file from the Nexus, extracting it, then dropping the files in various places. Seriously, it takes twenty seconds, it's incredibly easy.ĭownloading a RAR. And even then, I would have had to "manually" install 'em into NMM or FOMM. Originally posted by Nikht Revan S539:I don't understand what you mean by "manual installing", I've had to do that only two more times after 'Weapons Animation Replacer'.
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