This Nexus Mod Manager program is designed to automatically install mods in Skyrim, Skyrim SE and Fallout 4 and other games (for Windows 7, 8, 10, Vista), conveniently store them, disable unnecessary ones, etc. Program for English language, but everything is clear.
Attention:
1. New HMM version starting from 0.60.0 and above requires .Net Framework 4.6 (If you are not using Windows 10, you can download .Net Framework 4.6 package)
2. When starting the NMM manager, if you get a window with errors, then look at the first lines in the window, you will be shown incorrectly installed names of esp mods. in the launcher, arrange everything as they write to you and run NMM again, if there is a window with errors again, then continue to arrange the mods that write in the window)
Update: 0.70.8 (for Windows 7, 8, 10, Vista)
* NMM is now correctly associated with file extensions, even if no other program has it.
* Fixed bug when adding mods without authentication.
* Added manual fallback authentication method.
* Fixed several icons (thanks to Github user Nubbie)
Update: 0.70.7 (for Windows 7, 8, 10, Vista)
* Improved SSO (don't know what it is) and fixed a missing DLL related bug.
* Fixed crash when mod cannot be found.
Update: 0.70.6 (for Windows 7, 8, 10, Vista)
* Fixed potential crash in GetFileListInfo and added useful information in tracelog.
* Fixed missing mod links when searching for updates.
* Improvements in finding information about fashion.
Update: 0.70.5 (for Windows 7, 8, 10, Vista)
WARNING: when updating NMM to the latest version 0.70.5, if you have a crash at startup and complain about the absence / inability to run any dll, just update NET.Framework to the latest version.
* Added support for Enderal standalone game (thanks to jbostrus on Github).
* Fixed a bug with the absence of the current game in the game change menu.
* Fixed Steam path lookup for some games (thanks to Github user jbostrus).
* Fixed FluentNexus implementation causing an unexpected crash with empty API keys.
Update: 0.70.3 (for Windows 7, 8, 10, Vista)
WARNING: The latest versions of NMM are not fully code-signed as our certificate has expired, so you will need to accept any warnings Windows throws at you.
IMPORTANT WARNING: before upgrading from the previous version 0.65.11 to 0.70.3 and above, first uninstall the previous version via "Uninstall programs" (just uninstall NMM, nothing else needs to be done) and install the new version, personally for me a new version it just started up, initially I just updated without deleting it, the program did not start and gave out a bunch of errors.
* Added support for Nexus API and SSO.
* New program logo at launch (that's all for now, but we also plan to update the user interface).
* Fixed mod loading for Skyrim SE and Fallout:NV.
* Fixed crash when parsing invalid modIds.
* Fixed crash when adding mods from local drive.
* Fixed crashes related to parsing.
* Fixed missing/incorrect behavior of launch commands.
* Fixed missing Game Tools option.
* Fixed some issues preventing NMM from running on Linux (thanks to user caseif on Github).
* Fixed a bug preventing the extraction of downloadIDs for some users.
Update: 0.65.11 (for Windows 7, 8, 10, Vista)
* Added support for Appveyor (don't know what it is)
* .ESL format files were not displayed/deleted in the list of plugins when activating/deactivating mods with .ESL files. Corrected. (thanks to user jbostrus on Github)
Update: 0.65.10 (for Windows 7, 8, 10, Vista)
* Added new tab"OS Settings" in the "Settings" menu, which controls file associations and extensions (thanks to user squid-box on Github).
* Fixed startup error when checking file system compatibility with symlinks (thanks to squid-box user on Github).
* Fixed a registry error when opening the settings menu (thanks to squid-box user on Github).
* Various improvements related to the SevenZipSharp library. (thanks to user squid-box on Github).
* Fixed crash issues when installing mods (thanks to user squid-box on Github).
* Fixed bug with corrupted files skyrim.ccc. (thanks to user squid-box on Github).
* Added some unit tests in source(thanks to user squid-box on Github).
Update: 0.65.9 (for Windows 7, 8, 10, Vista)
* The settings menu will now correctly report if NXM URLs and mod file types are associated with NMM. (thanks to user squid-box on Github)
* Fixed login form accepting addresses Email. (thanks to user squid-box on Github)
* Fixed security exception when running c# installation scripts. (thanks to user ousnius on Github)
* Further adjustments and cleaning of the source code have been made. (thanks to user squid-box on Github)
* Restored some lost fixes for LOOT and plugin sorting. (thanks to user squid-box on Github)
* Fixed an issue where mods could not be sorted when there were plugins with .ESL files in the list, now the plugin navigation arrows work.
Update: 0.65.8 (for Windows 7, 8, 10, Vista)
* Cleaned up source code (thanks to user squid-box on Github)
* Fixed crash when downloading program update directly from Github (thanks to squid-box user on Github)
* Fixed a bug related to a locked configuration file (thanks to squid-box user on Github)
* Fixed bug when reading MultiHdInstall setting from config file (thanks to Github user dyslexicanaboko)
Update: 0.65.7 (for Windows 7, 8, 10, Vista)
* Added "rudimentary" support for Skyrim VR (you need to set it as the default game mode for NMM). (thanks to user squid-box on Github)
* Added "rudimentary" support for Fallout 4 VR (you need to set it as the default game mode for NMM). (thanks to user squid-box on Github)
* Improved error handling. (thanks to user squid-box on Github)
* Fixed crash when Fallout 4 executable is missing. (thanks to Github user squid-box)
* Added support for FNVEdit in Fallout NV game mode. (thanks to user squid-box on Github)
* Fixed bugs related to the registry. (thanks to user dyslexicanaboko on Github)
* Fixed crash when missing script types or game mode, added improved Feedback. (thanks to user dyslexicanaboko on Github)
Update: 0.65.6 (for Windows 7, 8, 10, Vista)
* New releases of the NMM manager will now only pull from the GitHub service (thanks to Github user neoh4x0r)
* Fixed and changed code to improve compatibility with Linux and Wine (thanks to user neoh4x0r on Github)
* Fixed problem when launching LOOT for Skyrim SE via NMM manager (thanks to user squid-box on Github)
* Fixed a bug with a crash when creating a tracelog file and supposedly the lack of installed .NET Framework 4.5 (thanks to user squid-box on Github)
* Fixed error when trying to save a config file that is already open (thanks to squid-box user on Github)
Update: 0.65.5 (for Windows 7, 8, 10, Vista)
- Added launch options for LOOT for supported games (thanks to user squid-box on Github)
- Fixed problem with invalid characters in file path (thanks to user kkriisgaard on Github)
- Updated .DLL 7z archives (thanks to user squid-box on Github)
- Fixed issue with unsupported file systems during game discovery (thanks to user squid-box on Github)
- Additional tracing for plugins.txt related issues (thanks to Github user squid-box)
- Additional tracing for Fallout 4 game detection issues (thanks to Github user squid-box)
- Added hint when program configuration file is corrupted (thanks to squid-box user on Github)
Changelog:
- List of all changes previous versions read the readme in the archive.
How to enable installation of mods for Fallout 4:
1. Download and install NMM
2. At the first start, the program will detect the game, check Fallout 4 with a green checkmark, if you already have NMM installed and you just update the NMM version, then when you start NMM from the desktop, in the game selection window, click scan the system for the game ( Rascan Installed Games) , NMM will detect Fallout 4 and also check the green checkmark, then when installing NMM there will be a window indicating the paths for storing mod archives, select as you wish.
In version NMM 0.65.X, the program itself will configure everything in .ini files, at least it should, judging by the changes in update 0.65.X
1. We follow the path "My Documents / My Games / Fallout 4". There will be several .ini files in this folder
2. Open the Fallout4Prefs.ini file, look for the line . Directly below it should be a line: (if not, then add)
bEnableFileSelection = 1
bInvalidateOlderFiles=1
sResourceDataDirsFinal=
How to connect F4SE to NMM manager:
1. Download and install
2. Open NMM manager and open the settings menu (gear icon in the top bar)
3. In the settings window, click on the Fallout 4 tab
4. In the Fallout 4 tab, find the "Custom Launch Command" section and the "Command:" text field and enter: f4se_loader
5. Click OK to close the settings window
6. Re-enable mods in the Plugins list (you won't need to do this every time)
7. Click on the "Launch Fallout 4" menu located at the top of the NMM manager
8. From the drop down list select "Launch Custom Fallout4" or "Launch F4SE"
9. Fallout 4 will start immediately with all active mods enabled. Use this button now to launch Fallout 4 via F4SE
10. (Optional) remove the Fallout 4 shortcut from your desktop. If you open the official launcher, .ESP files will be disabled and this will be reflected in the HMM. If you do not open the official launcher, then your .ESP files will remain active as they were before the update.
More detailed description mod installation options
Description:
This program is designed to automatically install mods in Fallout 4, Skyrim, Oblivion, Fallout 3, New Vegas, Dark Souls and other games, convenient storage, disabling unnecessary ones, etc. The program is in English, but still easy to use.
Program features:
Choose, download and install plugins from skyrim.nexusmods.com;
Select and install mods from your hard drive;
Automatically track and update installed mods at skyrim.nexusmods.com;
Manual sorting of installed mods;
Correct removal of installed mods;
Support for Archive Invalidation;
Game launch.
User profiles
Latest updates:
0.63.1
Various fixes and improvements
0.61.23:
Lots of small fixes and improvements
0.61.13:
1. Support for new games
2. Lots of fixes
3. Sorry for the long update :)
0.61.6:
1. Added support for Dragon's Dogma
2. Fixed the problem that unpacked game files overwritten by mods were lost when changing profile.
3. Fixed a crash when clicking on an empty element in the profiles menu.
4. Fixed a crash when adding an element in the mod installation.
5. Fixed the displayed name of Fallout 4.
6. Fixed an issue that caused some mods to install incorrectly on The Witcher 3 and Starbound.
7. Fixed a problem with some Witcher 3 mods that were marked as "not supported".
8. Added a new check to quickly detect game folders in the Steam folder.
0.61.5:
Bugfix: Fixed an issue with Fallout 4 categories.
Bugfix: Reworked context menu to control mods.
Bugfix: Improved source code and updated to work with .Net Framework 4.6.
0.61.4:
Bugfix: Added launch via F4SE.
Bugfix: Reworked notification about ini
Bugfix: Fixed an issue that could cause NMM to uncheck "read-only" when starting the game
Bugfix: Fixed installation of .mp3 and .bgsm files in MultiHD mode.
Bugfix: Fixed a crash when using the "Remove from all profiles" function
0.61.3:
Not yet.
Hotfix 0.61.2:
NMM will provide more detailed prompt if unable to check Fallout4 ini, also no longer prevents mod installation
Corrected - incorrect installation.bsa files for Skyrim in multiHD mode
Fixed - Incorrect installation of .mp3 files
Fixed - save link to mod when disabling mod
Fixed - Crash when trying to change profile while checking master plugins
Hotfix 0.61.1:
Fixed bug with restoring overwritten files
Fixed a bug with installers not being able to check certain dependencies during installation.
Version 0-61-0
Support for Fallout 4 mods
Plugins that do not have a master will be highlighted in red in the list
Updated features will be shown in a pop-up window
Fixed crash when changing profile
Attention!
To use the program, starting from version 0.50.0, .Net Framework 4.5 is required
Installation:
The archive contains two versions, for WIN XP and for WIN Vista, 7, 8, select the desired version.
1. Launch
2. Install
3. Launch Nexus Mod Manager
4. Choose the game we use (in our case, Skyrim)
5. Select the folder with the game
6. Register here: http://www.skyrimnexus.com/ and enter your login and password details. That's all.
7. To register, you must have an account-mailbox on Google.com and it should look like this [email protected]
Other mailboxes type mail.ru and yandex.ru Nexus registers every other time!
8. It is possible not to register with Google and Nexus, just when the NMM program starts and asks for login and password confirmation, click on the "Offline" button in this window and NMM will start.
Usage:
Add mods:
Select the "Mods" tab.
On the left, click "Add Mod from file" (choose an archive with the mod), or "Add Mod from url" (enter the link with the mod).
The selected mod appears in the list.
Select a mod from the list and click "Activated the selected mod" on the left and you're done.
Disabling the mod:
Select from the list of mods, and on the left click "Diactivates the selected mod".
To connect Nexus Mod Manager, registration is required on
If for some reason you do not want to use the popular NMM or the built-in game manager, then you need to download Mod Manager for Fallout 4. With it, you can install on clothes, equipment, weapons, new images of satellites, sounds, textures and much more. Change the world of Fallout the way you like.
The manager works with esp and esm formats. The advantage over NMM is that you do not need to register anywhere.
Installation
First you need to download Mod manager for Fallout 4 and install it. After that, you won't have to put in much effort to add modifications.
Click Install and select the desired archive with the mod. Check the box for the files included in it. Click Install again.
- If you find the Data folder in the archive with the mod, uncheck the box. If you ignore this action, then when installing the mod extra folder and the modification will not work.
- In the Data folder, which is located in the Fallout 4 game folder, the program will create a Mods folder. It will contain text files. Do not delete them - they are used by the program.
With the Mod Manager, you can just as easily remove the mods you don't like.
In this article I will tell you how to install mods (modifications and add-ons) on the Fallout 4 game (Fallout 4), I will list and clearly explain all the ways to install mods, I will also describe several common problems and solutions. If you don't know how to install mods but really want to play Fallout 4 with mods, read this article.
What is needed to install mods?
1) Installed game Fallout 4, it is desirable to know the version of the game, the list of installed DLCs. (the game version is displayed in the game menu - settings, bottom right)
2) It is desirable to have the latest or freshest version of the game.
3) Have installed (program for opening archives).
Let's install mods:
Always carefully read the installation comments for each specific mod, many of them have certain features or nuances.
There are 2 ways to install mods on the game:
1) Automatic using the mod manager.
2) Manual.
Each of these methods has its pros and cons, some mods do not support the mod manager, other mods are more difficult and longer to install with manual installation.
Automatic installation via NMM manager:
1) Download and install2) Open C:\Users\your_pc_user\Documents\Fallout 4. (or C:\Users\your_pc_user\Documents\My Games\Fallout4)
3) Find the file Fallout4Prefs.ini
Finding a string
bEnableFileSelection=1
4) Save and close the document.
5) Open file Fallout4Custom.ini
bInvalidateOlderFiles=1
sResourceDataDirsFinal=
Save the file and close notepad.
6) Read how to use, how to install mods with .
Manual installation of mods:
There are 2 types of mods, resource and plugin, mod files of both types must be copied to the \Fallout 4\Data folder, plugin mods have the extension esp or esm, they must be connected by writing their names in a specific file. (see below for how to do this).1) Open C:\Users\your_pc_user\Documents\Fallout 4. (or C:\Users\your_pc_user\Documents\My Games\Fallout4)
2) Find the file Fallout4Prefs.ini using notepad or Notepad++ (recommended).
Finding a string
Immediately below it should be a line bEnableFileSelection=1, if the value is 0, change to 1, if there is no row, add.
3) Save and close the document.
4) Open file Fallout4Custom.ini, if given file no, then create Text Document named Fallout4Custom, change the txt extension to ini. (if not available, google how to enable the ability to change the file extension).
You should get a Fallout4Custom.ini file (not Fallout4Custom.ini.txt).
Open it with notepad and type in
bInvalidateOlderFiles=1
sResourceDataDirsFinal=
5) Save the file and close notepad.
6) Download mods from our site, each mod contains specific explanations of which files to copy where and other actions that need to be performed.
Enabling (connecting) plugins:
After you have done all the instructions above, you downloaded the mod files themselves, copied them according to the installation instructions in each news. if the file has the extension esp or esm then you should do the following:For modern versions of the game (from 1.5):
Enter the game, select the modification section:
You will probably have to register on the bethesda website, some pirated repacks remove this.
Choose Load order, Select the desired mod in the menu on the left, click activate.
Ready.
If you have old version games (before official mod support):
1) Open the folder
C:\Users\your_pc_user\AppData\Local\Fallout4
If you cannot find the AppData folder in the C:\Users\your_pc_user\, it means you have the display turned off hidden folders and files.
You can turn on the display, .
Or press START - in the search bar (Win7) enter %APPDATA%\, you will be taken to the \AppData\Roaming folder, click on AppData
2) Find the file plugins.txt, click on it right click mouse, select properties.
Uncheck " only for reading".
3) Click Apply and OK.
4) Open the file with notepad, right after the line Fallout4.esm you need to insert the full name of the downloaded mod with the extension, for example LooksMenu.esp
5) Save the file, right click again on the file, properties, and again set the attribute " Only reading".