A lot of the time, it's because they did something out of the norm though). The feature to tell if a mod is redundant has also been added (although some people have run into issues with it. Before January/February it didn't do this, which made it a mess). With that said, Vortex has become more streamlined than before (and as such, some of the older tutorials are a tad off), and the conflict system for textures has become a lot better (when you tell Mod A to load after B, it will automatically set Mod B to Mod B loads before A. Meaning that if Mod A is in Group A and Mod B is in Group B, but you want Mod A after B, just place Mod A in Group C. It now places plugins into groups, and groups has a higher priority over individual rules. Perhaps in the past that worked, but now it doesn't because LOOT itself has changed how it works. Ignore how LOOT works and try to force it into sorting things by making an individual rule for most, if not all plugins. etc), but accidentally targeted the tool in the mod staging folder instead of the one in the game folder.įorgot to hit the deploy button as the automated deploy only occurs on install and uninstall. Forcing re-install of all mods.įollowed guide to use a 3rd party tool (WyreBash, BodySlide. But because the files had been overwritten by the hard-links, Vortex doesn't deploy anything because there is no files to deploy. Had mod staging folder set to inside of the game folder on an older version of Vortex, and when updating to a new one, are forced to change folders. backup extension on install and reverts it on uninstall). So even though the mod has been uninstalled by Vortex, the files are still there (as Vortex automatically renames existing files to have a. As in, they imported, but never bothered to actually uninstall mods from NMM before switching. Used import button on Vortex from NMM but didn't bother to read the Knowledge Base (it's connected with NexusMod's wiki), or taking a minute to think things through. Outside of UI differences, manual load ordering, and detecting files that have been created by 3rd party tools, Vortex is capable of performing the same things as MO2.ĭepends on what issue you're referring too.Ī lot of the problems raised on Reddit can be into one of the following issues: Vortex has fixed a lot of issues and become a bit more streamlined than before (enough that past tutorials are a bit iffy in reliance now).

I would personally take the number of issues with a grain of salt, as quite a bit of them that have been raised for the past few months usually comes down to user error.

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