Pickysaurus

I think there's a misunderstanding on how collections work here (as I'm sure you'll be happy to hear). If you've downloaded 1,200 mods and the website goes offline, you don't need to download them again as they're already in Vortex. You can simply click the button in the bottom-right of the collections screen or the resume button in the collection list to continue the process where you left off once the website is back online.

Did you check your INI settings as I mentioned? The INI controls the folder the game looks in to read your saves.

Your Skyrim INI may be pointed at a different folder. Check your Skyrim.ini file and look for the [General] section. Then check the SLocalSavePath value. If it's anything other than "Saves\" then change it back.

You can move them all to the "Saves" folder, but this may break whatever you've set up in Vortex regarding saved game handling.

Vortex doesn't delete your saves (unless you do so in the "Saved Games" section). But it might've moved them if you selected "Profile specific" save games. Go to the Mods tab and then select Open -> Open Game Settings Folder. Then, look in the "Saves" folder and see if there are subfolders that contain your saves.

This release includes style updates for the Games, Loadouts and Health Check pages along with several important bug fixes. UI Improvements We've given several of the core app pages a face lift to match our latest branding changes. This includes the Games, Loadouts, and Health Check pages. You'll start to notice more stylised icons throughout the app. File Conflicts A small, but important improvement to File Conflicts has been included in this release. In previous versions, when two mods provide files with the same name, the conflict winner would be chosen at random. We didn't feel this made a lot of sense so now the mod most recently added to the loadout will always win the conflict. To adjust the priority of mods you can now remove the more important mods from the loadout and re-add them. This is a temporary solution which we work on building a UI for conflict management. Bannerlord Software Extender support Bannerlord players can now install and manage Bannerlord Software Extender (BLSE) with the app. The game will also be started with BLSE when configured. In addition, we've added some Health Checks diagnostics which show up when: Bannerlord Software Extender is installed but the BLSE.LoadingInterceptor or BLSE.AssemblyResolver dependencies are missing. Bannerlord Software Extender is installed but Harmony is missing. On Linux, the app will now start BLSE with the /forcenetcore argument to avoid any potential issues related to the users's WINE or Proton setup. Technical Changes Free users will now see a modal prompting them to upgrade to Premium when clicking the "Download all" buttons for Collections. Downloading mods individually is still possible. When a loadout is removed, the associated Workspace data is now cleaned up. Reduced the number of log messages to make troubleshooting issues easier. Bugfixes Fixed an issue where collections that include bundled mods would never be installable as it would always show pending downloads. Fixed an issue where users in timezones 6 or more hours ahead of UTC would be unable to download collections. Known Issues Stardew Valley (Native Linux version) is not detected when installed via Heroic Launcher on Linux. The Windows version of the game can be used instead until this issue is fixed. Bundled mods included with collections do not appear in the UI but are still applied to your game. The success rating for collections is not showing the correct value. The game version is not checked when adding a collection meaning you can install outdated mods without being warned. The Collections (WIP) page is not filtered by game. The "Switch View" option does not persist in the Library/Installed Mods view. The "Load Order" heading toggle does not persist in the Load Order view.

This should have been fixed a long time ago, this thread was just not updated.

Originally posted as a suggestion, but this is a bug: https://feedback.nexusmods.com/posts/3510/required-files-only-showing-one-requirement Summary As a mod author, when I view the download history of a user commenting on my mod, the list displayed only shows my file and one "Required" mod. It used to show the user's latest download for all dependencies, allowing me to check they'd installed the required files properly. https://github.com/Nexus-Mods/web-issues/issues/959 Steps to reproduce Visit a mod page with multiple dependencies. Open the download history by going to comment and using the "Manage" menu. Note that only one required file shows up. What is the expected behaviour? The latest download by that user for all dependencies appears. Other information This bug was originally reported on Pivotal but has been lost in the switch to GitLab.

If you're clicking "Check for updates (Full)" that would be why it's so slow. This does manually check each page, the optimised version should be considerably faster and just as accurate.

I've just turned off the "Forums" tab on that page. It doesn't look like the author is actively using it so it's just going to keep getting spammed otherwise.

Currently it does not. Last time we looked into this, the actual game engine did not support it. In that it would save files into the profile folder but the load game dialogue would only ever show saves from the default folder IIRC

Moved to the correct forum

Hmm do you develop NodeJS applications on your machine? I've never seen this specific error before, and it seems to be your PC being opinionated about the extension format.

Sorry about that, the upload had stalled. I've manually pushed it through now.

Looks like a fault with the FFXII feature - you can contact the creator here: https://www.nexusmods.com/site/mods/59