NMM and Skyrim should both be on the same drive. Virtual mod is a thing both MO and NMM have which allows the manager to "artificially install the mods" in other words it doesnt directly overwrite anything which allows for safer and cleaner modding. it should have found this by itself and you can just hit continue.Īfter that it should install everything and you should be able to mod at this point. really all it wants to know is where the game is so it can place the mods there. Here select SSE and it will want to setup the directory for the game. click the green arrow to confirm the games you want (after it has found them) and then continue to the next step. Okay so when you install NMM and load it the first time it will scan your computer for compatible games. Any help you can be is greatly appreciated. At the moment I have "Local Disk (C:)" and "New Volume (D:)" so I'm not sure which to choose, or how to choose it. Then it talks about installing the files on a different HD. What's a "virtual mod"? It says "select the folder where NMM will place extracted and installed mods." But the one they suggest is on a different path than the one I already use. If I click on the next page, setting up new paths for mods and "install info", will the game still load the mods I've already installed in another path? (I usually just install them myself - textures in the data/texture folder, etc.) I opened the NMM, but it gives an error message saying "You need to setup the paths where Nexus Mod Manager will store mod archives (mod archives? What's that?), the mod installation registry, (whatever that is) and where the mod files are installed.
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