Suddently the NMM can't auto download files.

[lupus_hegemonia]

"Just like that", few days ago, the NMM of my friend George says "Unrecognized Game" or some like that.

He was using NMM for SSE & FO4. What happen??? He didn't changed anything to NMM settings.

 

Now, he need to manually (as I do) downloading the mods and install them via NMM. How come the app (NMM) stopped auto-downloading his files?

[Aylis]

It isn't supported anymore.

 

Nexus wants you to switch to Vortex - i'd recommend using 'Mod Organizer 2' instead (as i had 'a few' issues with Vortex).

[SpyVsPie]

Just update to the newest version and it will work fine.

[Le_Spectre]

9 hours ago, SpyVsPie said:

Just update to the newest version and it will work fine.

This

 

It seems related to this change in the changelog from the last NMM release: "Added support for new NXM links for Skyrim SE, Fallout NV, TESO."

[lupus_hegemonia]

But I am using the newest NMM.

And no, I can't use the MO2. The MO2 is creating a "virtual" (fake) Data folder and installing the mods there - and the highest is overwriting the lowest.

That's not working for me, I want to see the current running ingame textures, when I'm entering the Data/Textures folder. I'm editing directly the textures and I want them all together to checking them. The MO2 is perfect manager for users, but not for textures modding authors (like me).

[SpyVsPie]

17 minutes ago, lupus_hegemonia said:

But I am using the newest NMM.

You sure about that?  https://github.com/Nexus-Mods/Nexus-Mod-Manager/releases

[lupus_hegemonia]

Yes, this one. Anyways, not big deal, I can manually installing them.

[Just Don't]

On 5/4/2020 at 10:27 AM, lupus_hegemonia said:

And no, I can't use the MO2. The MO2 is creating a "virtual" (fake) Data folder and installing the mods there - and the highest is overwriting the lowest.

That's not working for me, I want to see the current running ingame textures, when I'm entering the Data/Textures folder. I'm editing directly the textures and I want them all together to checking them. The MO2 is perfect manager for users, but not for textures modding authors (like me).

Not true, but to each their own.

 

You can explore the VFS with a couple of clicks. You can also see and compare every instance of a file if more than one mod is providing said file, without needing to install/uninstall/reinstall anything.

 

You might get actual help if you ask the people who maintains the rogue version of NMM. I think most people here have jumped to Vortex because they think is easier, use MO2 or don't use a mod manager at all because they know too much.