BeowulfSchmidt

Has anyone tried to manage the same game on two separate drives? I ask this because I have various locations my Steam Deck mapped as drive letters on my PC. I'm aware that Vortex isn't supported on Steam Deck, and I'm not trying to run it there, I want to try referencing the Steam Deck location for deployment in Vortex. I have not yet tried this myself, just wondering about others' experience as to whether or not it's worth it. At the moment, I'm maintaining two different profiles in Vortex, and switching between them when I need to update the Steam Deck, then just copying the files to the Steam Deck game location.

Glad to hear it.

It looks like youre not installing Vortex in the recommended default location? Vortex had had problems when not installed in the default location.

Its not.

Youll probably need to add the game manually. If Vortex doesnt support it natively, I dont think it will find it.

Black Tree Gaming is the directory under which Vortex is installed. It might be worth it to try to uninstall and reinstall.

Im not at my PC, but if its not directly supported by Vortex, there might be a community authored extension to handle it. You might try searching. I believe there is a function for doing so in vortex itself.

Disable your mods one at a time in reverse install order to see which one is causing it. Or, disable *all* mods and try to start it. If it starts, add one at a time until it stops working.

So, in settings for each game, are you setting different values for the Download tab => Downloads folder and mods tab => Mod Staging Folder, and Vortex is moving your mods from one to the other?

Is there Whenever I've tried to run it without admin access I get this message: "Launching N:\....\steamapps\common\Skyrim Special Edition\\SkyrimSE.exe failed (740). Please try running skse64_loader as an administrator." Is there are reason there are two slash, "\\" characters in your path right before the executable name?

I have never had to run SKSE as admin. For any version of Skyrim, including Skyrim VR. Nor for Fallout New Vegas.

So are you saying that if this mod doesnt load last, and theres no conflicts with other mods, then you dont see its effects?

I gotta say, the ability to even partially manage all those mods that say "can't be managed with Vortex" by using "unpack in place" and then setting the mod type, even if some minor repackaging is required, is a real boon. Thanks for that.

You might try to see if theres an extension for your game that will do some or all of the mid installation.

If the mod doesnt require a lot of set up that you dont remember all the choices for, disabling, uninstalling, removing the archive, re-downloading and reinstalling should reset everything. Simply uninstalling and reinstalling might do it as well, though that wont reset the flag in Nexus.