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That is what most mods do, overwrite something that is already in the game to make it different. Most of the time you will want to answer yes to overwrite all. I'm not and expert at all, but that's what i know and it gets me by.Įdited by surg23, 18 December 2012 - 08:03 am. Or you can extract lose files from a downloaded BSA file. It's also quite easy to pick parts from several mods from lose files and pack it all into one OMOD. The best part about using TesMM is you have finer control over your mods, And if you make all your downloaded mods into OMODS, you can simply deactivate it to leave your Skyrim installation intact. You should be pretty safe with textures, but some mods have major conflicts and should not be merged, It's up to you to use the MM to the best of it's ability. So it's then just a matter of deducing which part of which mod you prefer to have.įor instance, I have many OMODS that overwrite each other, because there is either an updated resource and/or variant/substitution. TesMM has a feature that alerts you of any file overwrites and displays the relative files and mods. The best advice i could give is to read the mod descriptions in full detail and take note of any incompatibilities, Also pay attention to the files being overwritten.

I don't use Nexus mod manager, but i'm sure it works similar to TesMM.