Nexus Mod Manager in extended closed beta with mod authors

[Dark0ne]

As per my recent news on the Nexus Mod Manager (NMM) we are finally ready to go in to an extended closed beta with the mod authors on the Nexus sites.

 

If you're a mod author with access to our private mod author forums (that's about 7,000 of you) then you'll find a new forum has been setup for discussion about NMM along with the download location to get the client. While NMM currently only supports Oblivion, Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas you'll be able to access the beta whether you've modded these three games or not.

 

Participation is optional and you don't have to use the client, but if you're a mod author you will notice that the layout of file pages has been changed slightly to accommodate NMM's features. These new features will, naturally, only work if you have NMM installed.

 

I'm hoping this testing phase will be short-lived and there aren't too many bugs to squash. If all goes to plan, we'll be going in to open beta, for everyone, very soon. Stay tuned.

 

My thanks go out to the small group of mod authors who have already helped us iron out some bugs and features thus far.

[sbman]

No Morrowind Support?

[Dark0ne]

It will be supported, just not yet.

[sbman]

Perfect! We need a mod manager for Morrowind.

[JoshQuake]

How long do you suspect before Skyrim is supported? I'm sure the directories and such will be the exact same.

[selerna]

am curious :) gonne install oblivion again just to try it out.

btw, its been 6 months that i not have play so its about time :)

 

[Phob0s]

Really looking forward to this so open beta, yes please.

[sagittarius22]

For the time being it looks promising, just a few bugs still to be fixed.

[retakrew7]

Very nice early beta!

[nyrb]

Will the NMM have support for something like PFPs, like Kaburke's, Gopher's or mine, to add install scripts to mods which aren't released with them? If they can be used in the NMM, will the automatic updates be possible with PFPs?