#Fomm or mcm fallout new vegas mods#
In somewhat alphabetical order the HUD mods are: For those I use FOMM and leave all the FOMM files in the Overwrite part of MO. I use MO for everything other then the annoying HUD mods that need to play together to work well or even at all.
#Fomm or mcm fallout new vegas install#
Of course I use Mod Organizer as much as possible, keeping a clean install directory is as important as having clean underwear! I have tried to get the more obvious and important HUD mods to play together well in my new FNV play through. I hope this doesn't just reanimate a dead thread, because for me this is highly current. I'll add to the issue tracker if I find something new that should be reported. I should have a few more test runs with the importer soon, maybe during next week. Sorry it took me so long, but I had to give midterms the last two weeks and then I got caught up with the STEP Patches project and some other stuff.
I got errors with the importer looking for files that it said didn't exist and it would just stop operating. Using a fake directory will not with the NMM Importer. I used the importer for the actual directory and not a fake one. One thing I notice with importing after using Unified HUD is that the generated xml file is put in the mod folder from the last mod installed before running uHUD. Did not try the Move button, figured if Copy worked then Move would work. All the MCM folders and plugin were left behind, but NMM showed the mod uninstalled, but for some reason the other mods were all removed just fine. The Copy button worked great with problems, but the Copy & Delete left a few folders behind. I did not try to overwrite any mod folder that already existed with one being imported. I have only run a couple of test runs so far, but every file was imported into it's own mod folder. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.So I finally got around to using the NMM importer and I didn't have any issues to report. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms.
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