Official Mod Manager can include modes from nexus?

[Pain]

So far i have several mods attached to the game from nexus mod manager and this new mod manager ui is just confusing me . Can i transfer those mods to this official mod manager or is this new mod manager pure garbage with very limited and undesirable mods?

[hannibal_pjv]

No… you need separate manager for Nexus mods.
But lets see what Nexus mods will eventually get official versions also.

[Ghost]

They're not mutually exclusive. You could wait and see if they get ported, and some might still need to be updated to patch 7.

For unofficial mods (if that's what we're calling them now) use the BG3 Mod Manager.

[Pain]

Originally posted by hannibal_pjv:

No… you need separate manager for Nexus mods.
But lets see what Nexus mods will eventually get official versions also.

well that sucks :(

[アンジェル]

It is not difficult to make it work. Just do the manual stuff as before.

[Zeel Ara]

The mods are limited because the mod creators have not uploaded theirs there (yet). Has nothing to do with the mod manager itself.

[アンジェル]

Relying on the mod manager to begin with is an issue not really understandable.

[Pain]

Originally posted by アンジェル:

Relying on the mod manager to begin with is an issue not really understandable.

well it corrupted my game ...i was doing the stuff manually and it was fine but after i took update i couldnt even quite the game nor start a new 1

[アンジェル]

Originally posted by Pain:

Originally posted by アンジェル:

Relying on the mod manager to begin with is an issue not really understandable.

well it corrupted my game ...i was doing the stuff manually and it was fine but after i took update i couldnt even quite the game nor start a new 1

If you did it manually before, what is the big deal now? Just adapt to the in built mm xml file.

[Éotham, Lord of Faerûn]

just download on nexus and put the PAK on C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\Larian Studios\Baldur's Gate 3\Mods.
And tick it in the integrated mod manager

[UMBRAMMO]

I love that the Official mod Support has been added

[Pain]

Originally posted by Doc Pete:

just download on nexus and put the PAK on C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\Larian Studios\Baldur's Gate 3\Mods.
And tick it in the integrated mod manager

u mean the official 1 ? coz the nexus 1 i know how to use

[Éotham, Lord of Faerûn]

Originally posted by Pain:

Originally posted by Doc Pete:

just download on nexus and put the PAK on C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\Larian Studios\Baldur's Gate 3\Mods.
And tick it in the integrated mod manager

u mean the official 1 ? coz the nexus 1 i know how to use

yes the one on the main menu with silly mods on it

[Crimson Lucience]

no way larient would let third party mods work wiith them they want ppl to use there stuff until all nexus mods you have get updated or ported we are ♥♥♥♥♥ those of us who had 60 plus mods this whole time cant play because larient decided not to allow third party mods but who knows maybe one day until then sad i cant play my red mage anymore

[ebolaconundrum]

Originally posted by Crimson Lucience:

no way larient would let third party mods work wiith them they want ppl to use there stuff until all nexus mods you have get updated or ported we are ♥♥♥♥♥ those of us who had 60 plus mods this whole time cant play because larient decided not to allow third party mods but who knows maybe one day until then sad i cant play my red mage anymore

Third party mods are allowed they are just at your own risk (of breaking the game and needing to fix it), but most the current Nexus Mods where hacked together for version 6 of the game and will need updating for version 7 by their authors.

The fact is most people who are still interested in maintaining their mods will try and recreate them with the tools and publish them through the official channel as this will give them a wider audience than only having them on Nexus and there is no good reason not to.

But such updates will take time and effort from the individual authors.

Your posts suggest the you have not played a lot of modded games before, particularly ones that have major updates. Major updates normally break lots of mods that then have to be fixed by their authors. The second thing is that English is probably not your first language.

[Mohammadreza]

it also depends on the mod i had to delete the Nexus mods for the official mod manager to function properly but they all still worked fine they would just break the mod manager probably they'll be supported sooner than later