AugustaCalidia
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An alternative to Picky's suggestion is to update the "dead" mod yourself for your own personal, private use. There are many tools and resources available on Nexus Mods and elsewhere that provide the means to do this.
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Nexus Mods is a website that hosts mods for various games (2,014 to date). Vortex is a mod manager that can manage those games' mods, provided that it has been programmed to do so. Thus far game extensions have been written for ~240 games out of the 2,014 games whose mods are hosted on Nexus Mods. If you are so inclined, you can write and submit an extension for your favorite game using the following template: https://nexus-mods.github.io/vortex-api/2022/04/03/Creating-a-game-extension.html.
For the games currently managed by Vortex, open Vortex and click on "Games."
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On the Vortex dashboard the currently managed game shows up in the uppermost left hand corner. Do you see Fallout 4 there?
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What version of Vortex are you using, and what search bar do you use? My version of Vortex (1.6.14) has no trouble searching keywords regardless of position in the title.
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Are you using this Vortex extension: https://www.nexusmods.com/site/mods/114?
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Have you tried to log into Vortex? If so, does the log in fail?
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In what forum did you post your "deleted" massage? There is currently a message in the Vortex Discussion forum that was posted by you. Is that the message in question?
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If Vortex is too complicated for you, then why not find a different mod manager that better serves your purposes? As it stands now, you are "throwing out the baby with the bathwater."
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Vortex "Settings."
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This mod has some issues quite apart from Vortex, as can be seen from user posts and bug reports. You probably should try for help in a Skyrim SE support forum rather than here.
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1. Vortex does give you install location options. Go to the download folder and get the custom installer.
2. In regard to the mods staging folder problem, there's a very simple renaming dance you can do. It works like a charm and preserves all of your mods.
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There is a pinned thread on this topic in Vortex Support: https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/7024131-vortex-for-linux/.
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Elsewhere in this forum someone solved the problem by reinstalling the Microsoft VC Redistributables. See https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/12319363-plugin-section-has-disapeared/. Perhaps this would help you.
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On the mods page, the only thing to be concerned about is the conflict resolution rules. It's those rules that govern the results, not the deploy order.
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In the plugins tab, reveal the "Mod" column to see which mod provides it.
Uh.. what? there is no such thing...status, name, flags, load order, mod index, group, dependencies, actions, settings cog. Up top buttons. Autosort enabled, sort now, manage rules, manage groups, history, and tutorials.
On the plugins page, go to Settings and toggle "Mod." That column will then appear next to "Name."
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Have you read the pinned post "Microsoft .NET" at the top of the Vortex Support page?
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This is not a Vortex issue. Please post in the appropriate game support forum.
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This is not a Vortex issue. Please post in the appropriate game support forum.
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Firefox works well for me. With Firefox I have complete access to the Nexus Mods site.
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Well I found the tutorial button and clicked it and went to load order, added a new group and put it at the very end. Late Loading Patches wasn't doing anything because it's not even set up. I guess I am the fool, now.
Still I don't understand why this is so much better than click and drag that previous iterations had when it's more complicated.
It's good that you found a solution to your load order problem, but the solution was already there to begin with. The LOOT group "Dynamic Patches" is designed specifically for the issues you were having.
As for manual sorting of plugins, it can be done in Vortex, as others have pointed out earlier. As for this issue of manual plugin sorting versus Vortex LOOT based sorting, it has been discussed ad nauseam in these Vortex forums. Use forum search to find those discussions.
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And some of us actually prefer the way it is currently.
I don't want to find myself downloading multiple copies of a mod because it was "hidden" in this profile.
I also like being able to update a mod in all profiles just by updating it once.
These remarks, as well as Zanderat's in an earlier post, express my sentiments as well. I do not find the present arrangement confusing at all. There's an elegant simplicity to the current Vortex profile system in that it can accomplish so much with relatively few moving parts. As a wise English Franciscan once said, "Entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem."
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Multiple profiles? Yes, Deleted mods? No. I have fourteen profiles spread across Skyrim SE, Fallout 3, Fallout NV, and Fallout 4. Some are for cloning, some for testing, and some for different player characters and themes. These profiles work flawlessly.
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Have you submitted your suggestions to the developers by way of Vortex feedback?
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On the mods and/or plugins page, would using the Windows keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + A" give you some of the desired results you're seeking?
Fallout 4 now not supported
in Vortex Support
Posted · Edited by AugustaCalidia
Ditto 1ae0bfb8's remarks. I have never, ever had any problems with Vortex supporting Fallout 4.
What version of Vortex are you using?
On the Vortex extensions page, do you see "Game: Fallout 4?" If so, is it enabled? Also, are all of your Gamebryo extensions enabled?
Have you perhaps hidden the game?
Finally, what is this "extension wizard" you mention? Are you talking about the "Add Game Wizard" found here: https://www.nexusmods.com/site/mods/155?