Nice overview of FOMM, I have used this program for a few months now and does a nice job, but to really have things work well with all the various fun mods out there you need to look into using FO3Edit.
Then FOMM handles the rest really well. The mod was not uninstalled. I found a fix for this. Download the mod that it says wont uninstall, and manually put the FOMM folder into the mod folder. Then start FOMM. Most likely it is because it cannot find your F3 or F:NV install directory. I think the default is. As such, you can place them wereever you want, but I suggest somewhere outside of your Program Files folder. Alternatively, wherever you store your mods is also convenient.
A manual installation should work fine, but you loose the advantages of the package manager, i. You could also ask at the nv nexus page , but it seems that no one is answering questions there. Also, you could ask at the release thread on the official forums, but I have no idea how active the community is.
I have been getting this crashdump for about a month. Everytime I click check for updates it will find the update, and update it, then I get this crashdump and fomm shuts down. I have been running this version ever since it came out. I have tried older versions, changing locations where things are saved, upgrading and reinstalling. I have searched the forums and tried anything that looks even close to this.
Sunday, March 20, — AM Fomm 0. FormatException: Input string was not in a correct format. OnClick EventArgs e at System. HandleClick EventArgs e at System. The error message implies that Ed installed New Vegas at the default location, which is a bit of a problem as the contents of the Program Files folder is protected by Windows.
Check out the last paragraph of the tutorial to see a number of possible solutions. Reloading the current version and the previous version does not help. Crashdump file:. Saturday, November 19, — PM Fomm 0.
NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. InitMods at Fomm. Load at Fomm. Main String[] args. The only change to my system is an automatic update from Adobe: Flash Player 11 Activex bit, version If you are using NMM, you may want to have a look at this post.
I realize that this is a very late answer, but someone may find it useful. Yeah, that is a pretty common problem.
Check out the second last paragraph in the post: [quote]This error happens when you have installed Fallout 3 to the default location, and FOMM does not run with Administrator privileges. Uninstalling FO3 will delete all files added when you installed FO3.
If you have added mods or other files, they will not be deleted from the old FO3 installation folder, so you will have to delete them yourself. I actuallycertainly loved it! Thanks for your effort ,Jade. Email at surrvivalteamMC gmail. If I understand you correctly, you disabled the esp files of a Fallout 3 mod in the main window of FOMM, but the content added by the mod are still visible in the game?
There are a number of possibilities that could be the cause, depending on the mod in question. In this case, you will need to remove the graphic files added by the mod. If the mod was installed using the Package Manager, please uninstall the mod with the Package Manager. You can also try to use the Fallout 3 launcher or read the plugins. If the above does not help you, please provide more information: — Which mod are you trying to deactivate?
I had decided to do a clean install so I uninstalled FONV and then proceeded to simply delete everything else and reinstall. FOMM was deleted as well as all my mods. Now when I am trying to reinstall I get an error that mods were deleted without being uninstalled and I need to either uninstall them or replace them. I hit uninstall because the mods are gone and get an error that InstallLog.
Because i deleted it. So, i seem to have skipped the important step of deactivating my mods before wiping and now I need to manually kill what ever list has survived the purge of the programs. Can anyone tell me how to clean in manually? I assume that means that you deleted the FOMM folder rather than uninstalling it? If so, try to install FOMM again and then uninstall it.
That could clear the data it has saved. If the FOMM folder still exists after uninstall, please make sure to delete it. Note that the AppData folder is hidden, so you have to enable viewing of hidden files check this out. NOTE: Make a backup of the files before editing them. Das s…. A little late to the party but oh well. As you can imagine, this chews up quite a large amount of hard drive space. I read somewhere that nmm imports the mods so you can delete the zip or the files?
I have most if not all my zip files along with what I extracted to the desktop. My question is simply what can i delete, without losing any of the mods in game. All installed mod files are copied to the folder where you installed the game. The vast majority of mod files actually only live in the data folder inside the installation folder, i. In my venerable version of NNM 0.
So, to answer your question: Deleting files from your desktop will not cause the mod to go missing from your game, and it should be possible to uninstall and reinstall from the package manager. You can also try to ask at the Nexus forums or the Bethesda forums. They are usually pretty active, even for old games, and there are likely to a number of old farts like me around. Can you add multiple archives in one sitting instead of one at a time via the package manager?
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Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Zumbs' Blog The truth may be out there, but lies are inside your head. Why use the Package Manager? These mods can be recognized by them having a fomod folder inside, as shown below: Many modders have the name of their mod at the root of the archive, and you may have to open this folder to find the fomod-folder. If the file is fomod ready, press the Add new button: In the dialogue, browse to the archive and double click it.
Adding a generic mod This is somewhat more challenging, but you would have to go through these steps to install a generic mod anyway. Deactivating a fomod Open the Package Manager and press deactivate: This removes all the files that were installed to your data folder by the mod.
Adjusting your load order After installing a new mod, you may need to adjust your load order. Common Warnings This file contains plugins in subdirectories, and will need a script attached for fomm to install it correctly This warning comes when plugin files are placed in subdirectories. Data file already exists If the file already exists, it means that the mod you are installing is overwriting a file from another mod.
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