gialloman01

Speaking of the "About Me" section in Beta, how do I edit or upload new images to this section. I'm having trouble with Nexus recognizing the old URL codes. Any help would be appreciated if this has been asked before.

I agree that the problem should be taken seriously. "Conflict" definitely draws your attention to the matter at hand. But, with all of my installed mods (over 200) on NMM that were running just fine, this "conflict" was not something I wanted to deal with. And, I go back to what I originally stated at the beginning of this forum, that you should only try Vortex on a new game and not try transferring an ultra-modded, perfectly tuned Skyrim to this mod organizer. I see so much potential for Vortex and I am anxious to try it once I get sick of Skyrim. But, that may be a while.

:thumbsup: Sounds good, Augusta. When I saw that I had over 50 "conflicts" on Vortex, I ran back to NMM like a dog with its tail between its legs. Something like "overlapping files", "priority files", or even "adjust order" is a lot less intimidating.

I agree with you, JimMcCambridge. They (the creative crew and support staff behind Vortex) may want to re-consider changing the word "conflict" to something else. The word "conflict" insinuates that there is something wrong with your mods, when in fact it's as easy as overwriting, or prioritising the textures you want to replace. Like Augusta Calidia stated in this forum, there are a lot of helpful videos to teach you this process, not to mention the FAQ section.

Thanks for explaining about the conflicts listed on my Vortex mods, FlamingCheeseMonkey. For some reason, I always associate conflicts with TES5 and LOOT, not with the overwrite box that pops up on NMM. I still do think that it will be a lot easier to try Vortex with a brand new game, so I can pay close attention to the Packs I want to overwrite. Appreciate the detailed explanation.

Well, KingThunder2, it appears that you and I didn't listen to the warning on the Vortex download page. It says, "If you currently have a stable working mod setup with an alternative mod manager you can stick with it, but you might find Vortex a good alternative for your next modding setup." I'm always eager to try new things, so I transferred my current mod list of 220 items to Vortex without paying attention to this "warning". The transfer of files went really smooth until they were all installed. Then, Vortex told me I had over 50 conflicts between my mods. Hey, they were running fine on NMM !! Why the problem now ? So, in answer to your question, yes, you can go back to the old NMM to play your game again. But, you are in store for some headaches. It appears all of my 159 plugins for Skyrim were removed from NMM in the process of switching to Vortex. So, now I get to spend the entire day re-installing mods so I can get the plugins back. To make this easier for anybody reading this, DO NOT TRANSFER YOUR STABLE MODDED SKYRIM TO VORTEX. :mad: :ohmy: :confused: Only use Vortex on a new game you've never played before.