I've been trying to find a direct answer to my problem and forgive me if I'm, well I'm a little slow? Not kidding =(
It's just always been hard for me to learn anything without proper instructions. Everything is basically a "slap myself in the face" kind of moment for me.
I've been putting this off for some time now and was hesitant to ask because I didn't really have a problem with just doing everything manually for NMM and Fallout 4 Modding.
I'm trying to get Mod Organizer to download mods from the Nexus for Skyrim and have Nexus Mod Manager download mods from the Nexus for Fallout 4.
I know it's possible, I just can't get the handler.exe to work correctly?
My game data directories are not the default one's either, but they are set up and organized. (OCD, like really bad OCD)
I have Mod Organizer and Skyrim installed to my SSD drive, as well as Steam. Basically, my SSD literally has Skyrim, Steam, Mod Organizer, Photoshop, Illustrator, Nifskope, Creation Kit, etc.
Fallout 4 and Nexus Mod Manager are installed into a new Steam Library I created on my Storage Drive (drive #2). This is where everything else defaults to as well. My User folders, other programs that I don't care to install on my SSD.
*If any of the above information helps*
Thank you to anybody who reads this and provides some input!
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I've been trying to find a direct answer to my problem and forgive me if I'm, well I'm a little slow? Not kidding =(
It's just always been hard for me to learn anything without proper instructions. Everything is basically a "slap myself in the face" kind of moment for me.
I've been putting this off for some time now and was hesitant to ask because I didn't really have a problem with just doing everything manually for NMM and Fallout 4 Modding.
I'm trying to get Mod Organizer to download mods from the Nexus for Skyrim and have Nexus Mod Manager download mods from the Nexus for Fallout 4.
I know it's possible, I just can't get the handler.exe to work correctly?
My game data directories are not the default one's either, but they are set up and organized. (OCD, like really bad OCD)
I have Mod Organizer and Skyrim installed to my SSD drive, as well as Steam. Basically, my SSD literally has Skyrim, Steam, Mod Organizer, Photoshop, Illustrator, Nifskope, Creation Kit, etc.
Fallout 4 and Nexus Mod Manager are installed into a new Steam Library I created on my Storage Drive (drive #2). This is where everything else defaults to as well. My User folders, other programs that I don't care to install on my SSD.
*If any of the above information helps*
Thank you to anybody who reads this and provides some input!
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