hello im new at the whole modding thing and have only used NMM in the past any help or suggestions would be great all posts are greatly respected most ov my modding will be either fallout new vegas/tales ov two wastelands thank you all!

This version of FOMM http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/54991/? works perfectly for me, and it will be updated when TTW 3 comes out, as indicated in the description.

@"rower97" witch OS would you recommend using this with windows 7 or 10? Thanks for the post by the way man!

No problem .It works fine with both I believe, but from what I've heard Windows 7 is better for gaming, particularly older games like Fallout 3/New Vegas. ENB doesn't work properly for some people with Windows 10, for example.

A good chunk of ENB that I've seen, or at least the one that I use, has a specific file for Windows 10 users for compatibility. So if you're going to be using ENB mods, just check to see that they have a compatability file or something so that it works.

As for a mod manager, I'm not 100% certain how TTW works or installs so I can't give any tips on that, but I recently started a fresh New Vegas playthrough and switched all of my mods except for a few finicky ones such as Project Nevada and Mod Configuration Menu, over to the NMM and it works beautifully. But since you mentioned you already use NMM, I'm going to guess that TTW doesn't work so good with it? Correct me if I'm wrong cause I'm just taking a guess. You could always use Fallout Mod Manager as mentioned earlier in conjunction with NMM. That's what I do and it works just fine and makes installing and uninstalling more run of the mill armor and quest mods very easy.

Hope I helped in some way, if I can help with anymore let me know

@"rower97" thanks again for replying again! But im like you at the moment im the page ov windows 7 right now as im building my own {first} rig and the majority ov the games wont be much earlier then new vegas only real game i would play is fallout 4 but that's stretching it so like i said mostly NV so i on the windows 7 side ov the fence @"Grimmex" hey man thanks for posting! well sounds like im just going to just hope off the fence on to the windows 7 side i sorta was from the start but i needed to hear counsel on the subject. Now on the matter ov mod managers iv seen a lot ov videos on youtube on how to install TTW and other mods using the Fallout mod manager with NMM but the video was a year old and seeing as the PC world and tech is always changing i just wanted to make sure before hand but thanks for your inut man like i said all posts/replys are much respected and very helpful.

Oblivion - OBMM
F3/FNV - FOMM
Skyrim - Mod Organizer
Fallout 4 - NMM(For now, I dislike NMM in general but everything else is kinda broken at the moment.)

shocktrooper666 wrote:

@rower97 thanks again for replying again! But im like you at the moment im the page ov windows 7 right now as im building my own {first} rig and the majority ov the games wont be much earlier then new vegas only real game i would play is fallout 4 but that's stretching it so like i said mostly NV so i on the windows 7 side ov the fence @Grimmex hey man thanks for posting! well sounds like im just going to just hope off the fence on to the windows 7 side i sorta was from the start but i needed to hear counsel on the subject. Now on the matter ov mod managers iv seen a lot ov videos on youtube on how to install TTW and other mods using the Fallout mod manager with NMM but the video was a year old and seeing as the PC world and tech is always changing i just wanted to make sure before hand but thanks for your inut man like i said all posts/replys are much respected and very helpful.

No problem, I hope you get everything sorted and have an awesome time playing!

I´m using modorganizer on f3/fnv/oblivion/skyrim, keeping my data folder clean =)

SixShooter wrote:

Oblivion - OBMM
F3/FNV - FOMM
Skyrim - Mod Organizer
Fallout 4 - NMM(For now, I dislike NMM in general but everything else is kinda broken at the moment.)

Why would you use FOMM ? MO works just as good or even better....

@"SixShooter" thanks for posting man haha im trying to get this whole thing sorted out im just coming out ov NMM and so far everyone has been great on the advice @"Grimmex" me to bro i suppose in time ill get a hang ov it haha @"DumbleCore" clean? sorry man im new to the whole thing im starting to get the knowing ov it but its slow going haha @"LukaTheJawa"  maybe he just prefers to use that program and is used to it because if i was used to something and i could make it work just as good as a new program id stick with what i know till i had to move on instead ov moving to something new and having no knowing ov how it works like i said earlier maybe it's just what he prefers man OH by the way if your going to keep posting on my posts please post something that helps the subject not argue or point out how something is bad give reasons and facts to back up thanks for posting!

@shocktrooper666 clean means that no mods are installed directly to your data folder, everything is in seperate folders handled through modorganizer. When i started modding i just threw everything in the data folder, well my installation was a mess then i had to reinstall, not only once =D so i´d give MO a try, for me the best modding solution, not even your fallout.ini is touched cuz modorganizer handles a seperate one

Just check the vid

I'm with DumbleCore on this. Mod Organiser all the way! At-least until they finish work on the new Nexus Mod Manager. it takes some getting used too, but once you do it's so much more convenient to use compared to the other Mod managers.

I used this playlist by Dirty Weasel Media to help me learn it in the beginning https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWMvEg2LxwXYgN9UIEFAEGxfmT5ondfIi

@"DumbleCore" "When i started modding i just threw everything in the data folder" the feels bro the feels haha that was pretty much me in the early days when i started on my old HP laptop with NMM {yes i know bare with me } but thanks for the vid link ill check it out @"DarkPopulous" from what iv seen from the posts so far it seems pretty clean cut user friendly once you get the hang ov it and thanks for the posts and the videos {hopefully ill learn a bit from em} guys it means a ton when trying to figure all this out makes ya wanna climb the walls when your new to it

Go for Mod Organizer. The mods get activated via a simple tick of a box so you won't have to wait like you would in NMM, the Data folder won't be touched so if you feel like deleting all the mods and start again you won't have to do a clean install.
It may be a bit overwhelming for new users but check the suggestion of @"DarkPopulous". Dirty Weasel Media helped me get a hang of this mod manager.

SSE, FO4 - Mod Organizer 2.x
Skyrim, FO3,FNV - Mod Organizer 1.3x

I have used NMM but troubleshooting conflicts is a deal breaker for me. Also the inability to cleanup your data folder is a nightmare. I do admitt a pretty step learning curve required and you gotta know what your doing.

Fallout 4 - NMM, because originally it was the only mod manager that supported F4 back in the day. So I just grew accustomed to it.

Skyrim - NMM, I find it simple to use with Skyrim and it was the very first mod manager I used with the game, and I prefer it to the others for this game. I also use it for SSE.

Fallout: New Vegas - I use Fallout Mod Manager, because NMM does not have as great a grasp on mods for this game. For textures I mostly manually install them, due to texture problems I have had in the past with the game.

Oblivion - I use Oblivion Mod Manager for it because it works better than the NMM for installation, and most Oblivion mod install scrips do not work for NMM.

Mod Organizer is the best and will always remain the best. I just love the simplicity.