Nmm safe to delete downloaded mods

BTW if you join us on the MO side ;) you can grab the files from Nexus files tab and save into the MO downloads folder OR you can use the "download with NMM" button in Nexus to handle the download. Either way you go to the MO downloads tab and double click to install the mods.  · I have to reinstall the game skyrim, and the mods from the beginning, I have downloaded the game with Steam but when I open NMM there are still the old game Plugins. I tried reinstalling NMM and delete all the files I found nothing but there is always a list of the old MOD that cause me problems. Download page for the Nexus Mod Manager. Hidden mod. This mod has been set to hidden. Hidden at 04 Nov , PM by Pickysaurus for the following reason: Vortex has replaced Nexus Mod Manager as the official mod manager of Nexus Mods.

Download page for the Nexus Mod Manager. Hidden mod. This mod has been set to hidden. Hidden at 04 Nov , PM by Pickysaurus for the following reason: Vortex has replaced Nexus Mod Manager as the official mod manager of Nexus Mods. Don't delete, just uninstall (Right click on mod Uninstall or delete From active profile) The non-installed mods are the mods listed in NMM with no icon. No icon normally indicates that the mod is downloaded and ready to be installed and enabled (unless you accidentally muff it up haha). An installed mod has a green or red icon. Vortex will now look up the mod archives by scanning NMM's cache information. Depending on the amount of mod archives you have, this might take a few seconds. Vortex will now display a list of all the mod archives it has found. You can choose to import/don't import individual archives via the toggle on the left.

Don't delete, just uninstall (Right click on mod Uninstall or delete From active profile) The non-installed mods are the mods listed in NMM with no icon. No icon normally indicates that the mod is downloaded and ready to be installed and enabled (unless you accidentally muff it up haha). An installed mod has a green or red icon. One of the major bonuses of using the Nexus Mod Manager (NMM) over manually installing your mods is that it makes it a lot easier for you to actually download and install mods off of the Nexus sites. If you do not use a mod manager you have to manually download and save your files to your hard-drive and then either manually extract files in the. I put this same issue on the Skyrim nexus forums itself and have gotten no response, so I'm going to Steam Workshop now. Anyway, my NMM's (Nexus Mod Manager) Download Manager is filled with so many of my downloaded mods that when I try to download a new one, it takes forever to find it in the list of mods in the manager.