Some of my mods are not working and i dont know why

[canakanten]

Out of thousands of users - I have never seen Vortex install a Bethesda mod incorrectly if it was packaged correctly.

Lots of bad mods though. A Skyrim LE mod will seldom work on SE.

I didnt package or do anything but downloading it from site, and i downloaded it with vortex too, didnt downloaded manually and installed i just clicked download via manager thats all i did.

[canakanten]

Okay guys i found the solution, just dont use the vortex for fallout 4 i dont know about other games but im now using mod organizer 2 and im pretty happy with the results, i can at least have my mods working now..

[Guest deleted34304850]

that's really not the answer, but glad you got it working

[rmm200]

I have several hundred mods installed using Vortex with Fallout 4. I have never experienced a problem like yours.

 

Glad you got it working - but your problem was not Vortex.

[canakanten]

I have several hundred mods installed using Vortex with Fallout 4. I have never experienced a problem like yours.

 

Glad you got it working - but your problem was not Vortex.

Well i dont know i couldnt find anything else I tried everything that i could try as a normal gamer im not a programmer, i cant find every little problem so sorry but for now not using vortex is my solution for now.

[rmm200]

Programmer approach to mod debugging (Vortex or MO 2):

 

1) Pick one specific mod that is not working. Install only it and any required mods.

2) If this does not work, ask for help on that mod page.

3) If it does work, add back half the remaining mods.

4) If this works, add back half the remainder.

5) If it does not work, remove half the last batch.

6) Iterate until the smallest incompatible set is found.

7) Return to the mod specific site, report your findings, and ask for help.

[canakanten]

Programmer approach to mod debugging (Vortex or MO 2):

 

1) Pick one specific mod that is not working. Install only it and any required mods.

2) If this does not work, ask for help on that mod page.

3) If it does work, add back half the remaining mods.

4) If this works, add back half the remainder.

5) If it does not work, remove half the last batch.

6) Iterate until the smallest incompatible set is found.

7) Return to the mod specific site, report your findings, and ask for help.

I would do that if only i had 2 or 3 mods, i have like at least 30 mods by now and im really too lazy to go back and install all of them one by one. Mod orginazer works and im happy, and an update when i launch game from mod orginazer its all normal but when i launch it from vortex and try to continue my game it says nearly half of my mod .esp files are missing.

[showler]

Yeah, running MO2 and Vortex on the same game is going to screw up anything that wasn't already screwed up. They use different methods of doing things and aren't compatible.

[canakanten]

Yeah, running MO2 and Vortex on the same game is going to screw up anything that wasn't already screwed up. They use different methods of doing things and aren't compatible.

Well its working for now and i'll keep adding some more mods too, if i have any kind of error i'll let u know.

[showler]

If you're going to use MO2 you should commit to that and tell Vortex to stop managing the game.