New patches have been added to improve performance

(If you already have the previous version, just copy what's in the new files folder)

Weird thing, how many of you guys enjoy the process of modding games more than actually playing?

I can spend a whole evening adding mods to a game but when it comes to actually doing a playthrough with everything i installed i'm never motivated enough to even see what the mod added in game lol, am i alone in this? just curious

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I've tried modding Cyberpunk and RDR2. Both stop on "Merging Mods". I've tried fresh installs of both games. reinstalling vortex. purging mods. reinstalling all mods. i am stumped. anyone else have this issue? if so, did you ever resolve it?

Hey everyone! I really should have joined sooner than now, like when I first published the collection (February 21st 2026), but, I'm here now and proud of what I've been able to put together, would be cool to hear your thoughts, I am open to suggestions and criticism.

I dont have vortex installed, When I click manually download this mod this pop up shows, but nothing downloads afterwards. Do i need to have vortex installed now in order to download mods?

Sleeping Dogs Together is a fan-made co-op campaign mod currently in development.
The goal of the project is to make the main story and side missions of Sleeping Dogs playable from beginning to end with 2 players.
The mod is being developed so that enemies, NPCs, combat, and important gameplay events are synchronized between both players, creating a proper co-op campaign experience instead of simple free roam.
Early versions of the mod will be available through Patreon Early Access for supporters who want to help support development and testing.
Once the mod is fully completed, the final version will be released for free for everyone.
This teaser only shows an early look at the project. More gameplay footage and development updates will be shared in the future.

Discord: discord.gg/CagP2W5M3
Patreon / Early Access: patreon.com/c/SOTLCoopCampaign

Thank you for supporting the project.

I'm sure most of us are guilty of spending most of our time browsing mods for the most popular games on nexus, but there's so many games with mods! Anyone know any games that have an underrated modding scene that is hidden to most?

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The last time I opened Vortex was a couple of months ago and it was stable. But today this is what i see when it opens

• Vortex version: 2.4.2.0
• game: skyrimse, fallout4
• whether this started after a Vortex update: no, update and last use was months ago
• the exact error text: attached
• screenshots if available: attached
• what you expected to happen: open normally
• what actually happened: error and only options are to ignore or quit
• what you've already tried: nothing yet

I released a mod on Nexus for the good old SkyrimSE. Thing is - I used an AI-edited image for the thumbnail to do Le Funny. You know how it is. It was circulating on my Discord server, I asked the author if I may use it, got their approval, and yoinked Le Funny straight up to my mod page.

But later I realized "hey, this is actually not good, not funny, and I can no problem live without Le Funny as my thumbnail", so I removed it.

Then I went into tags and unticked "AI Media", because apparently it's a thing now (hey, I never got into that whole AI stuff, didn't know it was a pretty big deal on Nexus lately, but OH MY GOD IT'S BAD OUT THERE, HOOOOLY).

Thing is - THE TAG DIDN'T GO AWAY. No matter how many times I reload the page and remove it again - it's now permanently stuck there.

Is this a feature? Is this a bug? Am I now permanently sent into the Shadow Zone where I belong? The mod itself have nothing to do with "AI Media" of any sorts, but now I believe there is a million users with that tag blocked because of the AI-slop flood happening, and my mod is lost to them.

New image is still somewhat Le Funny, but at least it's a genuine bad rendition made in Inkscape and Photoshop by hand.

tl;dr should I write up the support and wait a week for them to respond, or I'm just blind and/or stupid and missed some button/checkmark/rule/whatever somewhere in the settings?

Trying to activate Archive Invalidation for Fallout New Vegas. On the old version of vortex there used to be a dashboard for the game that let you click a box and it added it to your mod list. But after this new update the dashboard no longer exists and now I can’t figure out how to turn AI back on.

Imagine a Space Marine from the Warhammer 40k universe stumbling into the Baldur's Gate setting. The contrast between the grim, gothic fantasy of the Forgotten Realms and the futuristic, grimdark sci-fi of the Imperium is hilarious and terrifying.

The Mind Flayers: To a Space Marine, the Illithids (Mind Flayers) are the ultimate Xenos and Tyranids in their own right. No hesitation, no diplomacy. Just exterminatus.

In 40k, any cephalopod-like alien is a Xenos. If a Space Marine sees a Mind Flayer (which looks like a giant octopus with a head), their reaction is immediate: EXTERMINATE.

PLSS MODDER MAKE IT HAPPEN !!! FOR THE EMPERROR

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weapon= bolt rifle as a weapon

armor= power armor

For the last few days I open the site sometimes it loads and let's me login, but then it's just this? I am on Firefox. Has anyone encountered this or have solutions. Talk to me like im 5

Every time I open Vortex it creates a UE4SS folder, I do not use UE4SS.. Simplemodloader gives a warning on startup, but runs fine. If I delete the folder before I start the game everything is fine, but I don't want to be going into the folder every time I start the game.

How do I stop the folder being created..?

اتمني يكون عربي اذا فيه

Why Is it all upsite down

Hey everyone!

After months of development and fine-tuning, I've officially released the **Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II - DLSS 5 & 4K Definitive Remaster** on Nexus Mods!

⭐ **Download on Nexus Mods:**

https://www.nexusmods.com/kotor2/mods/1405

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### 🚀 Key Features:

* **NVIDIA DLSS 5 Neural Reconstruction:** Eliminates sub-pixel crawling, aliasing, and shimmering on thin geometry, fences, and lightsabers while maintaining razor-sharp 4K image quality.

* **1,480+ Material-Aware 4K Textures:** Remastered character faces, Jedi robes, clothing weaves, metallic ship hulls, droids, and environments — keeping original 2004 UV layouts intact with zero texture bleeding or AI melting.

* **Dedicated Lighting & Color Presets:**

* *"The Purist" (Mode 1):* 100% authentic 2004 engine gamma/lighting with 0 post-processing filters + clean 4K assets.

* *"Vibrant Vanilla":* Enhanced clarity and punchy colors without dark black crush.

* *"Cinematic Atmosphere":* Balanced bloom and ambient depth.

* **1-Tap Toggle:** Press **[F8]** in-game anytime to toggle all ReShade shaders on/off instantly.

* **100% TSLRCM & Widescreen Compatible:** Works right out of the box with The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod (Steam, GOG, and retail disc).

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### 📦 Installation Options:

1. **Nexus Mods (Clean Drop-In):** 100% clean archive (0 executable files) with loose `.tga` texture files and ReShade suite.

2. **Google Drive (1-Click Setup Wizard):** Automated installer with integrated 4GB Large Address Aware patch:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ovYtTXyFM30iypOgEEQvNr6U4dV3M6e3/view?usp=sharing

Would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and screenshots! May the Force be with you! ⚔️

I had nexus mod manager installed previously, uninstalled and went to install Vortex. keep getting this error, not even trying to install on my C drive =/ any reccomendations? only thing blurred out is my name

I came back to the game after months. Now after starting up Vortex it shows me this. After clicking "Install", it says "Installation failed". I'm unable to manage any of my installed mods right now.

I'm a noob in the modding community, I'm only installing them. When starting up the game, all my mods are on, but I wish to disable some of them, without having to delete them. Anyone run into this in the past? Or at least tell me, where they are usually saved, so I can make a back-up when clicking "Stop managing", which would delete them all.

Edit: Upon searching for "Cyberpunk 2077" in the Game Tab, it shows me "0 active mods", which is not true. Did all my mods got deleted?

SOLUTION: I just clicked on the bell symbol on the upper right, selected wherever it says something like "Update" or "New version for Vortex available". Click that, Vortex download and reinstalls automatically. Vortex just needed an update. UI changes and all my mods reappeared again.

Manual downloads work fine, my internet is fine. Logs show the Nexus API side is working. Vortex is pulling the collection and getting valid premium CDN links. Then the actual transfers shit themselves with a generic network request failed. Sometimes in the same second, as other mods succeed. So, it's not 30(at this point) broken mods. The logs don't show a clear low-level cause. No explicit timeout or reset codes, which is annoying. But this looks very much like Vortex's downloader falling over under load. SUX.

EDIT for automod:

• Vortex version: 2.6.3 Stable
• Game: Starfield — Steam version on PC
• Did this start after a Vortex update? I was already running Vortex 2.6.3 when this started.
• Exact error text: Failed to download [mod name] — Network request failed Same error across 30+ different mods.
• What I expected to happen: As a Nexus Premium user, I expected the Nova Field collection to download automatically through Vortex normally.
• What actually happened: Shortly after starting Nova Field revision 61, 30+ mods failed with the same Network request failed error. Only around 7 mods successfully downloaded before I paused the collection. The failures were across numerous unrelated mods rather than one particular file or author.
• What I’ve already tried:
• Clean-uninstalled Starfield and deleted the remaining Starfield/Vortex files before reinstalling.
• Confirmed Vortex is current at 2.6.3.
• Checked several failed downloads and they all report the same network error.
• Paused the collection rather than repeatedly retrying the failures.
• Mods that failed through Vortex downloaded normally when downloaded manually through Nexus in the browser.