this has probably been asked and answered so many times but is there a way to create your owe folders in side of the mod manager? like i have multiple weapon mods and armor mods id like to create the toggle tab with the plus like fluffy auto makes just for some extra organization.
When I open the Fluffy mod manager.exe file it does not show the Monster Hunter Wilds option, is there a reason for this or a work around by any chance?
For monster hunter wilds players, you might need rename or remove Games/ModinfoCache.bin and ModPackagesCache.bin, then it won't crash(the files will be regenerated). At least it works for me
why is this manager so bad with updating mods? having to go trough 20 folders to delete old mod then install new one, otherwise just dragging newer version adds even more clutter to UI.....
Uploaded new version with a crash fix. The wallpaper/logo download system I added back in October had a bug that could cause a crash after a few seconds, but only when downloading a wallpaper for certain games and only on certain systems.
I've got a bunch of other changes and improvements planned, but each time I learn about a crashing issue I want a fix released as soon as possible, hence this version.
This version also fixes the Resident Evil 0 trainer so its door skip mod works with the latest version of RE0.
The manager when launching is stuck on a black screen, I have been troubleshooting for days now and doing all that I could, updating my drivers, running it in different locations and whatnot. Nothing works, running in administrator doesnt work either. Its just a black screen on boot with the Exe. Modding Mhwilds.
1. Go to Nvidia control panel 2. Manage 3D settings 3. Program Settings 4. Select Program to customize 6. Choose fluffy modmanager.exe executable 7. Scroll all the way down to Vulkan/OpenGL present method 8. Select Auto
If that doesn't work, fiddle around with the OpenGL GDI compatibility or OpenGL rendering GPU settings. In any case that it is available, it might be the "Select the preferred graphics processor for this program" option. Ideally it should be your GPU, and not your "integrated graphics" option.
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When asking for help with the mod manager below, please make sure to mention which game you're trying to mod.
I've got a bunch of other changes and improvements planned, but each time I learn about a crashing issue I want a fix released as soon as possible, hence this version.
This version also fixes the Resident Evil 0 trainer so its door skip mod works with the latest version of RE0.
1. Go to Nvidia control panel
2. Manage 3D settings
3. Program Settings
4. Select Program to customize
6. Choose fluffy modmanager.exe executable
7. Scroll all the way down to Vulkan/OpenGL present method
8. Select Auto
If that doesn't work, fiddle around with the OpenGL GDI compatibility or OpenGL rendering GPU settings. In any case that it is available, it might be the "Select the preferred graphics processor for this program" option. Ideally it should be your GPU, and not your "integrated graphics" option.
Hope this helps!