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Nov 3, 2023 · A single Collection is meant to work correctly without extra work. Multiple Collections CAN be designed to work together without extra work. Like the Modules series for Fallout 4. However, if you are using multiple UNRELATED Collections then nobody will have done the conflict resolution and patching necessary to make them work together.
- Guidelines for Collections - Nexus Mods Site Help
That being said, please note that the inclusion of a mod in...
- Guidelines for Collections - Nexus Mods Site Help
- Preface
- Collections Are Released Into The Public Domain
- Mods Referenced in Collections
- Bundled Assets
- External Resources
- Adult Content in Collections
- Respectful Handling of Mods
- Bug Reports and Support
- Donations
- Third-Party Use of Collections
Please note that our collections system is still in the testing phase and as such the following guidelines are preliminary and subject to change. We understand and appreciate the delicate balance and relationship between mods and collections, as well as mod authors and collection curators. As the aim of the collection system is to make modding bett...
In essence, collections are lists of mods that can be installed automatically through Vortex. As such they are ultimately an evolved version of traditional mod lists or mod guides instructing users on which mods to download and install in order to (re)create a particular gameplay experience. While we appreciate that making a really good mod list ca...
When you release a mod on Nexus Mods, you retain the rights to any assets you own and we will enforce our File Submission Guidelinesi.e. no one can take your assets/work and redistribute them without your express permission. That being said, please note that the inclusion of a mod in a collection, in general, is merely a reference similar to includ...
As part of our collection system, we provide the ability for curators to bundle assets with their collection. This feature is intended for curators to be able to include specific files generated by third-party tools such as e.g. LOD files for the Bethesda games (created by tools such as DynDOLOD). Please note that this feature is not meant as a way...
When a mod or resource you want to make a part of your collection is not hosted on Nexus Mods, it is possible to include a link to said mod/resource which will be presented to the user when they install the collection. Such an “external resource” may not link to anything that would be against our File Submission Guidelinesif it were uploaded to our...
A collection is considered Adult Content in the context of our Adult Content Guidelinesas soon as one or more mods contained therein are considered NSFW/Adult or (in rare cases) if the combination of mods in the collection results in a mod setup that would be deemed Adult in regards to our guidelines. When a collection includes one or more mods tha...
As a curator, it falls onto you to handle the mods referenced in your collection in a respectful manner. The collection name, description, media, as well as notes/instructions may not be used in a way that could be construed as disrespectful to the mod author(s) of the mods in your collection. Examples of unacceptable behaviour: 1. Giving a collect...
Acknowledging the delicate relationship between mods and collections, we ask that collection curators do their best to prevent any additional workload for mod authors as a result of their work being part of a given collection. As a curator, it is your responsibility to help users troubleshoot issues they’re experiencing with your collection, rather...
During the initial release of the system, the collection curator may not advertise donation options on their collection page. Post-release we will conduct research with mod authors and curators to determine if and how we allow donation prompts to be added to collections.
We are launching the Collections system with Vortex - our official mod manager - so it will be required. However, as with everything else we build, we'll be providing the source code for Vortex and an open GraphQL API which can be used by third-party tools to take advantage of this feature. Documentation will be made available sometime after the fu...
Aug 21, 2023 · This seems really dumb if it's on purpose. For example, the collection I'm downloading is like 80 mods, and about a gig in size. Is this thing RERALLY set up so you have to click download, let it open in your browser, download, and install? I mean, 30 seconds isn't bad. Until it gets up around 80...
- This is answered in multiple other threads on this forum and our FAQs: https://modding.wiki/en/nexusmods/collections/FAQ#why-do-i-as-a-free-user-ha...
- Collections are collections of mods, not a modpack. You download the mods individually so that the mod creator still gets the download stats and Do...
- i agree with this... its supposed to be open-source but VORTEX literally wants money to get rid of caps and adds, for something that's supposed to...
- Hey, the mod manager is open source, which means you get to use it (Vortex) for free, not the website. Either go one-by-one through the mods in the...
Now that the Collection previews are up on the Nexus, I thought it would be neat if there was an existing (Wabbajack) list curator’s take in addition to all the mod author and user opinions. And y’all know how much I love to write (no 29 pages this time though, I promise). If you’re not sure what Nexus Collections are, you can catch up here.
Still, if you insist, you can first in Vortex deploy, followed by sorting mods-tab by "Deploy Order" and filter on "Conflict". Similarly in MO2 with all mods active filter on "Conflicted". Start with first listed mod in Vortex and find the same mod in MO2. Right-click mod in MO2 and choose to "Send to ... Highest priority".
So, you're the one that the "I can see some Skyrim in your mods" meme is based on. 😛. I’ve used a bunch of mod lists and on both wabbajack and collections. The most immersive, curated, and stable experience I’ve had is the Constellations collection by Ixion. It was just as easy as Wabbajack and is a great option.
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Using Vortex, someone can build a mod list/mod setup locally on their machine, and then export a meta file with all the information about the mods/files/conflict resolutions etc. and upload it to the site. We refer to this on the site as a "collection". A user can then add this meta file from the site to our mod manager Vortex and Vortex will ...
