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I have always likened Reddit to the Mos Isley of the internet...... :D

Some of the offshoots were REALLY good. I don't really care for the direction Disney went with the last three in the Skywalker saga.... They were entertaining.... but, I didn't care for what they did with some of the characters.

Here you go Sir. https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/9424 I have never tested the mod myself so try at own risk. :smile: I have been using it for years without issue. I love it. :D

I think its more about the 'one click download' than it is about download speed.....

I already answered that: "The mods here in Nexus don't necessarily need Vortex/managers to be downloaded or installed, the same would be the case with this mods pack." The only way to do that, would be if you had all of the mods, their assets, etc, archive in some fashion, such that you would have ONE truly huge download. If you don't have permission from each and every mod author in that 'mod pack', you would be violating copyright... Nexus won't allow you to upload that here. Yes, it'd be like one huge file, or zipped files for the pack. There are huge mods in Nexus, the size of DLCs or expansions, stored in Nexus, couldn't a mods pack work the same way? About copyrights, there would be no copyright violation, but maybe some violation of Nexus rules, that's why I'm asking for clarification in the forums. The articles in Nexus explain a lot, but still I'd like to know about this more clearly you know. Although they say collections and packs are different, in essence they're the same, there are just different rules applied for each case. Erm, yes, there would. You would be taking someone elses work, and distributing it. If you didn't have permission for EVER mod in your pack, that IS a violation of copyright. No getting around that. File size is irrelevant. With permissions granted there'd be no copyright violations. Idk about violating the rules of Nexus though, that's why I'm asking here, if it's possible or not to upload a mods pack, instead of a collection. Correct. If you had permission for every mod in the mod pack. Don't expect that to happen though. Fair few mod authors are opted in to donation points, which is based on the number of downloads they get. If YOU are distributing their mod, they don't get those downloads.... Even those that aren't opted in, a significant percentage of them still remember all the negative connotations of 'mod packs'.... and want no part of them. Better plan would be to just spring for one month of premium, and then download the collection you want via vortex.

The fact that you think I did this tells me everything I need to know about you. Also, since this thread is clearly already over, Disney did not "ruin" Star Wars. That's a stupid opinion. Well, they certainly didn't follow George Lucas vision for the series.... But then, he sold it, so, new owners get to do what they want.

I already answered that: "The mods here in Nexus don't necessarily need Vortex/managers to be downloaded or installed, the same would be the case with this mods pack." The only way to do that, would be if you had all of the mods, their assets, etc, archive in some fashion, such that you would have ONE truly huge download. If you don't have permission from each and every mod author in that 'mod pack', you would be violating copyright... Nexus won't allow you to upload that here. Yes, it'd be like one huge file, or zipped files for the pack. There are huge mods in Nexus, the size of DLCs or expansions, stored in Nexus, couldn't a mods pack work the same way? About copyrights, there would be no copyright violation, but maybe some violation of Nexus rules, that's why I'm asking for clarification in the forums. The articles in Nexus explain a lot, but still I'd like to know about this more clearly you know. Although they say collections and packs are different, in essence they're the same, there are just different rules applied for each case. Erm, yes, there would. You would be taking someone elses work, and distributing it. If you didn't have permission for EVER mod in your pack, that IS a violation of copyright. No getting around that. File size is irrelevant.

I already answered that: "The mods here in Nexus don't necessarily need Vortex/managers to be downloaded or installed, the same would be the case with this mods pack." The only way to do that, would be if you had all of the mods, their assets, etc, archive in some fashion, such that you would have ONE truly huge download. If you don't have permission from each and every mod author in that 'mod pack', you would be violating copyright... Nexus won't allow you to upload that here.

Indeed... "New" mod manager? Is Vortex going to get replaced?

On the main Mods page for any particular game, there is a button that says "Upload" and gives you a dropdown menu for just what you want to upload.

Let Vortex update.

My question would be, how does vortex determine what OS you are running?

What happened to Tannin?

And all the links are dead..... That's bizarre. Strikes me as a good thread for the bit bucket. :D

Hhhmmm... nothing obvious is jumping out at me. Might wanna fire up xedit, load up all of your mods, then look at the weapons workbench... see if anything interesting there jumps out. Also check out some of the weapon mods, see what mods are affecting them.

Wacky weapons does that, as does any mod, any weapon.... Post your load list, lets see what ya got. There are probably others that do the same thing.

I run modern firearms, along with another mod that unlevels the weapons..... Yep, you can find some cool weapons even at 1st level, but, so can the NPC's..... :D Game is still pretty balanced. :D

Check the files readme files, see if there is any contact info in it.

That's actually a good idea. :D I use TCL in build mode fairly regularly in any event, to reach the really high places I need to get to. :D

Yeah, but, when you started your high level guy, you didn't have the problem either.... Can you see an interesting effects on your character that has the problem?

i have all my Games installed on my R Drive and still have ~800GB free space ^^" https://snipboard.io/Yqzgy7.jpg If R is an actual HDD, then that should work just fine....

Well, since R is your optical drive, that's just not gonna work. :D Download folder can be anywhere you have space, staging folder MUST be on the same physical drive as the game you are modding.

Open vortex, go to settings, then the mods tab. Where is it putting them? (needs to be on the same physical drive as the game you are modding.) Then check the downloads tab, where is vortex putting its downloads?

Check your settings in Vortex for where the various folders are stashed. Chiefly, the downloads folder, and the staging folder.

Did you shuffle drive letters recently?