How to mods with mod organizer zip file#

Click on the Tools button and select NMM Import as shown below. Since one of the big things about Steam mods and Mod Organizer was that unless you did that chain of events it would be present on all your profiles, I assume the same thing is probably true for mods.Ĭan anyone confirm or debunk this theory? Cause I really want to do a playthrough with those mods again, but not if doing so screws up all my profiles. If you decide to move from Nexus Mod Manager to Mod Organizer, Mod Organizer has a built-in tool to assist you. The mod is 1.16.5 and forge is also 1.16.5 so idk why it doesn’t work. It may look a bit daunting at first but it’s really not that hard to get the hang of it. This is a very powerful and robust mod management utility that’s totally worth getting used to.

I personally use Mod Organizer 2 (works for all Skyrim versions).

How to mods with mod organizer zip file#

Is it similar to Steam mods in LE where it would pop up in the overwrite section, then you could 'create a mod' from it and have Mod Organizer control it even after you uninstalled it? So I downloaded my zip file (my mods come from, they in zip file and idk why) and I put in my mods folder. Mod Organizer 2 (MO2) Robust Mod Manager. The thing is, I have no idea how mods work with Mod Organizer.

(The mod in question is the Uchiha Clan mod, with the required Naruto Overhaul Mod being exclusive to for some reason, something about it being unfairly removed from Nexus and moderators refused to let them repost it, or so I've heard). So I wanted to use a favorite mod of mine from LE on SE for a new playthrough, only I just found out that the mod in question has a requirement mod that is now only available on.