If it was, it would be doing it for everyone. Therefore, it is not NMM per se that is clearing the plugins.txt file. If you are referring to my post/advice, I was pointing it out because of your extensive mod list and because the problem you are posting is not seen by many NMM users, including myself. On another note, NMM just upgraded itself, and the new 1.8 version has the same problem (it also blanks the plugin.txt file). I am not sure what your post has to do with NMM wiping out all of my mods from the pligin.txt file, but your point is well taken. Ilona Neumann Posts: 3308 Joined: Sat 3:30 am (see I did some homework before coming here) How come Skyrim does not give me the option to manually activate them?īy the way I have made sure that crazy bsomethingmods=1 string is in my skyrimpref.ini file. How do I “save” my active mods, and load them with NMM? Now NMM has only 2 active mods: Skyrim, and update. It still has all my mods as checked active. I know this immediately because I am going through the wagon ride (new game) instead of starting with a “new start.” I exit Skyrim, and look at NMM. Then I go into the game, and it looks like none of the mods are active. I then download like 30 other mods, and do the same thing. When I do, the mod shows up in the “mod” tab with a check mark next to it. I have watched the youtube video that tells me to click on a downloaded mod, and hit the “activate” button. I am using the automatic mod manager to make things easy.
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