This makes it so it's easier to manage mods, makes the deployment much faster, and makes it so you can have multiple profiles i. Vortex uses "hardlinks" for your mods instead of making copies of them. I don't really know much about this, but some people are complaining that mods stored on other drives i. I assume you activated Vortex as described in the guide above Settings:Download:Handle Apparently, there's a problem with chrome that Vortex fixes for you. EDIT: There's a user here that says they couldn't get mods to deploy unless they set their mods directory to the game install directory in the steam folder. If that doesn't work, you may not have selected your game yet? Click "Games" on the left pane pic. So your mod file structure will be in folders in this "Mods" folder named after each game. This just means that vortex doesn't have it's file structure set up right I think it may have something to do with NMM being installed.
Apparently there are a lot of people who are getting the "No deployment" error when switching over. You'll want the mod you want more to load last when you're asked. Now, if you have mods that conflict or are on based upon each other, Vortex may ask you which one you prefer over the other. You can always choose to disable or uninstall the mod if you don't want what it depends on. If it says there are missing dependencies, then you need to find the mod back on the Nexus. If you do want to dictate a particular mod's priority in the order than follow these steps. That's pretty much all you have to worry about. Vortex will warn you if you have any missing masters or any file conflicts and will prompt you to take action. Because of that it'll make a copy of all your mods, and if you have some big ones it'll take a little time. When Vortex imports your mods, it will keep your setup for those programs in tact with the obvious exception of editing the plugins.
I've never actually used these features, so I cannot speak to how well they're imported. You can close Vortex after you've deployed.
You're done unless you have files that conflicting files, or missing dependencies, both of which Vortex recognizes and asks you about. Here's a video guide by Gopher if it helps. Activating Mods: If you have already activated mods with the ini tweak than you can skip to this section. I placed those at the end of the post so we can get straight to the guide.
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