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There will be times when you will be asked to install multiple files from the same mod page.

Installing multiple files from a same Nexus mod with Mod Organizer 2 Likewise, if there are multiple main files present, you will be told which one you need to install. Whenever you are asked to install a mod from Nexus, limit yourself to the main file, unless explicitly told to install a different file. Check the box next to it to finish installation. I suggest giving it a descriptive name, such as mod name + version number (e.g.

MO2 will prompt you to give the mod a name.

Right-click the downloaded file, and click Install.

You can check the download progress for your file there.

In Mod Organizer 2, click on the Downloads tab.

Click Mod manager download under the file you want to download.

MOD ORGANIZER 2 TIPS Installing Nexus mods with Mod Organizer 2īecause Mod Organizer 2 is associated with Nexus links, mods downloaded in Nexus will be instantly added to Mod Organizer 2. ini using Mod Organizer 2's Tools button. But if you ever install a mod that requires you to register BSA files, or otherwise modify your Morrowind.ini, remember to edit your. Morrowind# features no mods that use BSA files. Failing to do so results in a well known phenomenon of yellow exclamation triangles. BSA files need to be registered in your Morrowind.ini file for the game to properly load the assets. The most popular mod which includes BSA files is the Tamriel Rebuilt project, which is not part of this guide. Incorrect file structure accounts for a good deal of mods that don’t work properly. The file structure is how files are organized for the game to read and use them. Reading descriptions helps you troubleshoot mods, and what's more, decide beforehand whether a mod is worth the trouble of installing it.

Known issues: bugs or unintended behavior.

Compatibility issues: known conflicts with other mods, whether general or specific.

Requirements: mods or utilities a given mod needs to work as intended.

Apart from describing what a mod is supposed to, descriptions tend to list things such as: The elaborate ones, usually for a good reason. Always keep backup savesīefore you install a mod you are not completely sure about, make a backup of your save in case things go wrong.īefore you uninstall a mod you are not completely sure about, make a backup of your save in case things go wrong. MODDING TIPS Don't uninstall mods mid-playthroughĪ lot of things can go wrong when uninstalling a mod mid-playthrough. Please abstain from using this guide until you've correctly set up Morrowind and the recommended tools. The guide presented here assumes you have already followed all instructions found in the Setup page. PROTIP: Click on the list icon on the upper left corner of this document to see the index for this guide.