A quick fix is to move installed mods out of your downloads folder into a custom folder and they will no longer show up in Mod Organizer. Now it's all good until you try reinstall a mod and then you're told the installation file no longer exists.
MOO fixes this, like above it moves the already installed files to a custom folder but then automatically changes each installed mod's "meta.
This will mean you can still right-click and reinstall that mod in Mod Organizer but now it will not be cluttering up your downloads tab. You can still view them in a sorted list in the Archives tab in MOO. Of course not.
It does this by either setting the folder attribute to hidden which MO will usually not see. For those wanting to go an extra step, MOO can move them from the mods folder and into a hidden folder of your choice. This feature is not always about naughty things but can also be used for other purposes too. For example I have found it useful when creating a merged patch.
I don't want already merged mods filling up Mod Organizer yet I don't want to delete them either. So I simply hide them and anytime in the future I can restore them with their original load order back into Mod Organizer. Open Mod Organizer settings and edit your categories. I really did try searching for answers.
Yes I'm late to the party. My son just gave me a Legendary disc as a present. I want the best start I can. I found another that states that its also valid to do it somewhere else like D:GamesMod Organizer. It would seem its a personal choice matter but I feel underinformed to make that choice.
Is there a benefit to one location over the other? My instinct says there's not since its a virtualized system anyway. But my obsession with following the rules and instructions says well, if both are valid why didn't they say that in the first guide? No, there is a best practice: Install MO in a location where you don't need administrative rights to write to! Very simple: If you can install MO without needing administrative rights then it's a good location.
MO is designed as a portable app, it stores and changes files in its own directory. This will delete all the files from the old version of the mod and replace them,with the ones from the new version.
This is the only time you should use the Replace option, otherwise always use Rename. Mod Organizer 2 In this step, we will install and configure Mod Organizer 2, the best mod manager for any Bethesda game.
Installing Mod Organizer 2 Download the Mod Organizer 2 Installer file from here Once the download has finished, run the installer When prompted to choose an install location, pick any location outside of any default Window folders like Program Files x86 and outside of the game's Root folder Click Next until the installer finishes Configuring Mod Organizer 2 Initial Setup Run ModOrganizer. On the last page, select Finish MO2 will launch and prompt you with a pop-up called Show tutorial?
If that is the case, do the following: Click the Manual Download button or whatever the download button is for the respective site Once the download has finished, click the button at the top of MO2 From the new window, navigate to where the file was downloaded to and double-click it Finish the installation normally When downloading multiple files from the same page, you will be prompted with a box in Mod Organizer 2 with the options Merge , Replace , and Rename.
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