The Ability to Add Mods to a Mod Playlist on our Profiles

[ColonelChair]

Okay so as the title suggests, I think it would be great to add a sort of mod playlist function, to our profiles or something.

This is something that is completely separate from the Nexus Mod Manager.

 

The idea is that you can open a mod page and there is an option to add it to a sort of playlist thing where you can easily find them later.

I'll use SkyUI as an example.

( Link to the page if needed: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/3863 )

 

So when you open the page, there's the whole track, endorse, vote, and all those buttons at the top, level with the title of the mod.

Perhaps there could be another option there that you can click where it gives you the option to add to an already existing mod playlist, or make a new one.

What these playlists could be used for is; say you're modding Skyrim or some other game and you have a few particular mods you're trying to experiment with, or maybe you need to wipe your computer for whatever reason, the playlists could be there for you to easily skip through having to search for all the mods you were using, by having them easily accessible within a playlist.

 

That way you can just scroll through the playlist and download the mods with ease and get to playing the game quicker.

This would also help if you at some point whilst your modding the game, mess up the game files majorly and need to start again (Something that isn't uncommon for me to have to do), the playlists would make it a simple task to get back to where you started in no time at all.

 

We could go to our profiles or something to find all the playlists there or something.

 

I hope I was able to explain my idea clearly, and I don't doubt that many people have had this idea before me or even suggested it before me, I just thought I'd suggest it in case.

Edited March 23, 2018 by ColonelChair

[JimmyRJump]

Every mod you download is added to a list already, aptly called My Download History. This list hasn't got any sorting abilities, but adding those features would be more or less what you're after.

 

Also, have a decent look at NMM profile functions. You can load/activate whatever mod you want to use in a game and save that profile under a specific name and whenever you want to use that particular set of mods you simply load the profile...