In case of an error NMM needs to provide the user with enough information that a reason and fix can be found quickly once submitted to our developers. NMM needs to be able to work on a number of different platforms, from XP through to the latest Windows iteration, it needs to do this while remaining robust. Other games that are either determined to become large or very easy to integrate will need to first be approved by Robin due to the developer time which would be needed. The largest games on the site are Bethesda games so these will be supported on / prior to release. NMM draws its value from the games it supports. This can be achieved by inviting users to a focus group and asking for their advice on the flow of the software - how do they use the software? What are they using the most? What are their frustrations? etc. The user must be able to install, run and use the NMM with little to no support from the staff of Nexus Mods. We need the NMM to give our users a very intuitive and easy to use piece of software. The aims of Nexus Mod Manager are as follows: The NMM also provides an interface to certain external tools that are related to mod management such as load order optimization tools, merge patch management tools, script enhancement tools and others. The NMM helps a user archive mods by initializing and managing the user’s storage sub-system on their computer with very little input by the user. The NMM helps the user acquire mods by acting as a download manager for the Nexus Forums and File Pages(the Nexus). This is the face of NMM that most users see, day in and day out. The NMM helps a user activate and manage their mods by providing an interface that performs all the tasks related to Mod management in a concise, intuitive interface. The Nexus Mod Manager (NMM) is a computer program that performs multiple, related tasks to support the acquiring, archiving, activating and managing of Computer Game Modification files (mods).

The scope of this project to be a source of information and instruction to the NMM user that will help that user develop the skills necessary for an issue free experience running the NMM in support of their larger modding experience for every game that NMM supports. The purpose of this document is to provide one source that is clear, concise and complete regarding the installation, maintenance and operation of the Nexus Mod Manager (NMM).

6.2.7.1 Mods tab, mod organizing/sorting, Mod Version column:.

6.2.6.7 Assigning mods to another Nexus site default or self created category folder:.

6.2.6.4 Reset mods to Nexus site defaults:.

4.5.5 Download options for non-premium members (none):.

4.5.4 Download options for premium members.

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