Left Click on Game Name to select chosen new game and then Left Click on Browse Files “ … †Button to choose Associated Mod Manager as shown in next image. Left Click on Add Button brings up a Dialog Window.
Right Click anywhere below current entry brings up Add Button as shown in next image. If you run the Nexus NXM File Association Handler (NXMHandler) you see the Images (Setting it to open inside Mod Organizer is convenient but not required. So even if you have multiple Mod Organizer controlled Games only you should set them properly here, though I know of no issues caused by this a potential source of problems that can be easily eliminated should be. Only Fallout: New Vegas which was the last one I set up was listed as opening links when I tested this. Officially Unsupported (We will help with this if possible but Tannin will not fix any bugs that affect this game ever ).
Unofficially Supported (These can Potentially be a Modded Profile of parent game which is named in brackets or separately installed as stand alone which can be swapped with main game in Steam's Common Folder.So Tannin's NXMHandler tool will allow setting this for every game you wish.Īnother Possible Issue this could solve is when I Checked this out of the many games I am using Mod Organizer on. What you want is to configure it to say "Skyrim - ModOrganizer.exe", "Other - NexusModManager.exe" So what you want is already possible: Start up nxmhandler.exe directly and you should see a table that lists game names and the programs to handle the downloads.
nxmhandler is part of MO and what it does is analyse the link and depending on the game start a different program. When MO installs itself as the handler for nxm links, it actually installs the tool "nxmhandler.exe" as handler for those links. If this is a bug & is currently being fixed, I'll wait until it's fixed.No, wait, don't start editing your registry just yet. If there is any possible fix, I'd be grateful if someone could tell me what it is. Downloaded & installed the latest JIP LN NVSE. Ran the 3.2 Main Installer, then 3.2.1, & then 3.2.2, all three had the correct file paths set. Copied the contents of TTW & its two updates to Steam > steamapps > common > Fallout New Vegas. Ran both Fallout 3 & Fallout New Vegas, letting it generate the settings for my PC, & closed both. Performed a clean uninstall of Fallout New Vegas & then reinstalled it. Downloaded the latest TTW & its two updates. There was only ones for Mod Organizer & one that mentioned some folder with a green arrow, which is far too vague. I have looked on other websites & this one in order to find a fix. No matter what I do, FalloutCustom.ini will not appear in my Fallout New Vegas folder under My Games, which I believe is what's the cause of a missing meshes problem I'm having with the Reflect-O-Tron & many exterior world objects.
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