As for the override folder, you can create that yourself.

I'm sure your solution will be there somewhere. Lada_: -īest to you! I suggest you plow through the nexus comment section of the mod. In any case, either of these two only handle a. (It knows to rename them.) DAO-ModMananger (DAMM) handles files in '.dazip' and '.override' formats, (the latter are unique to this utility) but won't re-name '.zip' files for you. I would sincerely appreciate it.Īnd who knows? maybe I can help you some way! DA Modder (DAM) can handle '.dazip' files, or ones that need to be treated as a '.dazip' but are packaged as a '.zip'. Please let me know if you are still having trouble. You did not mention which sys you are working with?Īfter reading all the threads in GoG's forums and on Nexus.

I have purchased GoG's DAO and also downloaded the DAO ModManager from Nexus.īut, much as you describe, I cannot seem to get the DAO ModManager to work.īut also, I do not see an override folder to put my mods into (as a workaround for those mods I cannot install via the DAO ModManager). I have uninstalled both my Origins and my Steam DAO due to the loss of DLC after using Vortex to install mods. I've tried every suggestion I could find through forum and google searches, but nothing has made a difference.Īnyone here have a clue how to fix this?. My preference is DAO modmanager, but every time I try to install a mod it gives me that message and does nothing. I'm using Windows 8.1, have DAO installed on an SSD (not the primary OS drive), and none of the three mod managers (DAO modmanager, DAmodder and DAupdater) will install any mods.

Especially if you plan to install a whole bunch of mods here. Not only is it a requisite for some particular mods, but it’ll make your life much more comfortable in general. Google 'dazip is already installed' and you should easily find the nexus forum thread from 2015 that explains the exact problem I'm having (and was never solved). If you’re going to be modding Dragon Age: Origins, most modders would recommend the DAO Mod Manager to help you in the process. This is more specifically to do with modmanagers not working. I've successfully modded Oblivion with nexus mods, so it's not a problem with their mods. Snow-Mad: I realized after I posted that I worded the topic title wrong.

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