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  1. Yes, download the extension with the Manual Download button. Then extract the zip. Take the three files inside the zip and zip them up into a new zip file (with no folder inside the zip, only files). Then, drag and drop the zip to the bottom right of the Extensions tab in Vortex to install it. Edit: Looks like the moderators set the mod to hidden until the developer or one of the moderators fixes the improper packaging.
  2. It's not a bug. It is a beta version of Vortex. The devs set it up as a "downgrade" so that you have to manually opt-in to download the beta. Normal updates to Vortex are downloaded automatically, but for beta versions they do it like this so that you only get the update if you actively select to download it.
  3. Can confirm this is happening for me as well on 1.13.0-Beta.2.
  4. Try downloading the installer and re-installing Vortex. It will preserve your settings. I have had to do that once or twice over the years. https://www.nexusmods.com/about/vortex/
  5. Good point. They should probably add a button there to change the game store, just like you can change the install location. On a side note - DId the automatic discovery not work for you? I am the author of that extension, and it should be detecting the install location automatically for the EA version from the Windows Registry. You might need to run the game once to get those registry entries, though. You can always select "Stop Managing" there, run the game once, and then add the game in Vortex again.
  6. That's not going to work. The plugins for NAC X are probably hard-coded to the LUT files. You could always use xEdit to change the plugin to use the other LUTs. The files for the mods are loose in one and in a BSA archive for the other. These files are loaded in different ways, so there is no way to manage "load order". You could also just replace the actual files in the NAC X BSAs with the ones you prefer. Need to keep filenames the same, of course. This is not a Vortex question, though. Take this to the Fallout 4 forums.
  7. Just copy the loadorder.txt file. Copy this address below into File Explorer to get to it. %LOCALAPPDATA%\Fallout4
  8. The Script Extender is the thing crashing. Show us the crash log indicated in the error message.
  9. This is an issue with your local setup. Not a Vortex issue. People are posting about this all the time. It means Vortex cannot connect to the internet. Vortex does not control your internet or networking settings on your PC. Sometimes, Nexus Mods site goes down as well. Just wait a few minutes for it to come back up.
  10. You edited your comment to insult the Community Manager more? Pretty stupid move.
  11. I'm saying you should install it so you can see the crash log lol.
  12. Yes, I've spent hundreds of hours making Vortex extensions. There are a lot of nuances and tricks to learn. If you are interested, DM me and I will send you an extension that will make it easy for you to set up an extension to manage that game on your local PC. Just don't share the extension created with others because the way this tool works does not set up the extension properly to work on any computer, just specifically for yours.
  13. That is fetched from the mod page using metadata that Vortex finds for the mod based on its contents. The only way to change that is to change the main image on the actual mod page. So, no, I don't believe you can change it.
  14. Not sure what you mean. Witcher 3 has Script Merger integrated with the extension and setup as a Tool you can run from Dashboard. You get a notification to run it when you deploy.
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