Downloading mods in nmm and in steam

Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts. Change language. Install Steam. Store Page. Fallout 4 Store Page. Global Achievements. I want to download a mod on Nexus but I'm not sure how to download it and then move it onto Steam and I don't want to mess anything up so I was wondering if anyone could help me out.

Last edited by Potato God ; 18 Aug, am. The author of this topic has marked a post as the answer to their question. Click here to jump to that post. Do not forget backup-copies, in case something goes not according to plan Download and install Nexus Mod Manager.

Also download LOOT. It helps to make sure the mods load in the right order and reduces other issues. If you load mods in the wrong order you will end up with major issues.

Download manual and install. Guys, I'm talking about Nexus Mod Manager. That's what NMM stands for Sir Pootington [author] 18 Jul, pm. I think you'll have to manually install it. Sorry for the late response.

TMathews 16 Jul, pm. I installed using NMM and it showed up with a green check mark then disappeared. Sir Pootington [author] 13 Jul, pm. It does depend on the way the mod is set up, though. Project Nevada worked very well for me. BootyFlakes 12 Jul, pm. Archive Invalidation 12 Jul, am. BootyFlakes 11 Jul, pm. Sir Pootington [author] 11 Jul, pm. Share to your Steam activity feed. You need to sign in or create an account to do that. Sign In Create an Account Cancel. All rights reserved.

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If you're a bit too apprehensive about diving straight into the Nexus method, a variety of great mods are also available via the Steam Workshop. Simply find the plugin you want to install and hit 'Subscribe' - the mods will automatically install the next time you launch the game.

Additionally, new modders need to keep in mind the fact that the work isn't over once all of your shiny new mods are installed. The order that the mods are loaded in, or the "load order", is crucial to making sure one mod doesn't overwrite or conflict with another.