Will Bethesda mods and Nexus Mods work together?

[Estella]

title basically. I'm really new to modding so idk how a lot of things work, but I have some stuff installed already via Bethesda's in game mod thing, but there are a few mods (like FallUI and Full Dialogue) that aren't in there. I know in NMM they're classified as plugins but, has anyone had any conflicting issues trying to install mods from both sources?

[The Grumbleskull]

Yes, and nexus users tend to specifically tell you if they don't in their descriptions. Especially if they're authors worth downloading from in the first place.

[neddy3135]

I run mods from both camps , all installed and managed by my Vortex mod manager . The Nexus mods show up as mods while the Bethesda mods also show up as plug-ins only . For the most part they ''play nice'' , tho occasionally you'll download the occasional mod that either like another mod ( Mod conflict, badly written , some times not all mod files com down problem ) usually ending with the game ''playing up'' or not starting up at all .

Just download 1 mod at a time so your game starts playing up , at you know where to start if it is a mod conflict .

[The Grumbleskull]

Originally posted by neddy3135:

I run mods from both camps , all installed and managed by my Vortex mod manager . The Nexus mods show up as mods while the Bethesda mods also show up as plug-ins only . For the most part they ''play nice'' , tho occasionally you'll download the occasional mod that either like another mod ( Mod conflict, badly written , some times not all mod files com down problem ) usually ending with the game ''playing up'' or not starting up at all .

Just download 1 mod at a time so your game starts playing up , at you know where to start if it is a mod conflict .

People tend to knock vortex but in my experiences a combination of it and wrye bash have never steered mods wrong.

[Estella]

Originally posted by Judge Dan:

Originally posted by neddy3135:

I run mods from both camps , all installed and managed by my Vortex mod manager . The Nexus mods show up as mods while the Bethesda mods also show up as plug-ins only . For the most part they ''play nice'' , tho occasionally you'll download the occasional mod that either like another mod ( Mod conflict, badly written , some times not all mod files com down problem ) usually ending with the game ''playing up'' or not starting up at all .

Just download 1 mod at a time so your game starts playing up , at you know where to start if it is a mod conflict .

People tend to knock vortex but in my experiences a combination of it and wrye bash have never steered mods wrong.

ya I've been seeing a lot of people recommend MM2 but I used Vortex for my New Vegas mods and it seemed fine