You need to go to your ModOrganizer folder.Name it "Load Order" (or whatever you want).Just pick where you want to save your LO text file.Click on the Export option, that will open a Save As window.Click on the Load Order option on the top of FOMM.So let's start with FOMM, it's as easily as click a couple of times. Vortex doesn't have an "export" LO option, so I will explain how to access the FNV's "plugins.txt". Mod Organizer (MO for short) users will not have any pictures because I never used MO and so I can't really get pics, sorry. You can find more information about the changes in the Nexus Mods rules here.I will show you how you can export your Load Order (LO for short) easily using Fallout Mod Manager (FOMM for short), Mod Organizer 2 (MO2) and Nexus Mod Manager (NMM for short). “If anything, this was a tough choice for us to make, but one that we believe is ultimately in our joint best interest as a community.” “In any event, should you choose to have your files deleted or not, there aren’t any hard feelings from our side,” the statement reads. After the deadline, people will be able to remove their files entirely only at the discretion of staff. However, you can only delete all your files at once, without being able to choose particular ones. Understanding how drastic these changes are for the platform, Nexus Mods decided to let authors delete files permanently until August 5. They will be gone from the files tab, but users will still be able to download them via collections. That’s why Nexus Mods made a decision to change the whole process and let creators archive files instead of deleting them forever. However, the ability to delete mod files became a problem for collections. On top of that, authors of mods in these collections will still get the donation points from downloads. This system allows average users to add popular mods to a game without having to worry about conflicts, load order, and other issues. As soon as it’s uploaded to the Nexus Mods website, another person can download this meta file and install all mods in the same way that they are presented in the collection. “Collection” is basically a meta file, which includes a list or setup of mods. According to a long statement, the decision to change the way deletions work was made “for the benefit” of “Collections.” It’s a system that the team has been working on for two years. Nexus Mods shared the news with the community on July 1.
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