how to manually install mods with mod organizer

If I were you I wouldn't use MO2 for Morrowind when Wrye Mash has everything you need to have. I know that's Wrye Bash for Oblivion, but it is the same feature for Wrye Mash. What you described is possible to do in WMSA (Wrye Mash Stand Alone) since you can create a separator in BAIN, shown in the picture. The easiest way to install mods is to subscribe to them via the Steam Workshop. Download and install mods directly from the manager. Is that possible, and if so, how do I do it?Īny tutorials for non-download ways of installing mods through MO2 and setting it up? Export profiles to easily share both your mods and configs with friends. But do I have to extract everything into my main install directory, or load from an archive one at a time? I was hoping I could have a mods directory with sub-directories of each type of mod, and point MO2 to that. I do not want to alter the Morrowind install directory if at all possible. If you are new to modding you might think simply downloading a modpack is the best option, but that might not be the case as most of the time modpacks are the vision of the person who created it - meaning it might have features you won't like and it can be difficult to remove them, you also can't know if it works fine as it's all packed into one folder. But it looks as though you have to install mods from archives one at a time? What I think I want to do is point MO2 to the directory where the folders and archives are stored, and then have a list from which I can install/uninstall. I have a TON of mods for Morrowind I wish to explore and test. DreamBliss wrote: So this is a question about Mod Organizer 2.

How to manually install mods with mod organizer