Can fomm download big mods

ho thanks, if that helps. You can forget about the "file mirror" comment. It's just something I do so that I can use NMM to browse, and FoMM to install. It uses a little thing called "Sync Tool".Everything should be on the big drive, then: Downloads (archives), game install, and FoMM itself‎. Given that, FoMM shouldn't eat away at you C: space at all. Except during extraction/installation. Free space on c: before install and after install should be the same.  Are you losing space *other than* just during installation? ~mb From: ChizuNinjuSent: Tuesday, January 31, 2017 5:46 PMTo: foesmm/fommReply To: foesmm/fommCc: boycad; CommentSubject: Re: [foesmm/fomm] Major Help! Fallout Mod Manger Problem! (#60)You just helped a lot but I still have a few questions. So you where saying how I should have a D Drive or at least a second drive. I actually do, it has 3 TB. Now the thing that I have no clue how to do is make it so that FMM stops taking GB away from my C Drive and instead, take i from my 3 TB drive. Now I am not sure what you mean by ''Folder Mirror'' but if it is working for you how can I do it? Basically, I have tons of space, but not in my C Drive, so how can I make it stop taking GB away from my C Drive. If that means doing a ''File Mirror'' or using another program like the default NMM I will do it. You know how to make these king of changes? (Even if it isn't using FMM) Thanks

On Tue, Jan 31, 2017 at 7:36 PM, boycad ***@***.***> wrote: H‎ello,I'm replying by email. Let's see how that works. I cant be much‎ help, but I do have a few comments. Modding games like this can easily take a huge amount of drive space. This is because each package is duplicated *at least* twice, even excluding temporary files. My own set-up uses a folder mirror, so that is another copy... and so forth. Bottome line is, if you are maxing out through temporary files, you need more drive space. Lots more. Ample drive space is basic necessity for this hobby. I don't know if FoMM's archive and extraction function allows you to configure‎ it's temporary file location. But as far as I know, those files are temporary and will be flushed on re-boot. Really though, I think you need a D: drive ;)I'm also not sure what you mean by "dual files"...FoMM has a 'downloads' folder (or whatever it's called) for the archive, and it will extract contents > place in install folder. Un-installation should remove archive contents > replace overwritten data. That's the basic function of a Mod Manager. Is FoMM not 'cleaning up' properly?That's some basic information, cuz I'm a basic user. If FoMM is failing in its basic functioning, it will take a more savvy response to help you. ~bc From: ChizuNinjuSent: Tuesday, January 31, 2017 2:14 PMTo: foesmm/fommReply To: foesmm/fommCc: SubscribedSubject: [foesmm/fomm] Major Help! Fallout Mod Manger Problem! (#60)I have had a lot of problems lately with FMM. It always gives me these errors and I CAN guarantee it's because my C drive is full. Problem is, whenever you install a mod and activate it it puts a temporary file into your C Drive. I had enough to activate NMC Texure which I did but I un-installed it and re-activated it. Problem is I can't re-activate it because it created dual files for when I activated NMC Textures before. I can easily fix this but I need to know where in you C Drive it puts these files so it doesn't take up all of my C Drive space and instead I can put it into a new Driver and be able to use the mod. I know I can clean my C drive but I can't clean it enough to download NMC and other big mods. Again, if there is a way to make it so it doesn't put the files in my C Drive and instead in a drive with for GB, that would be amazing. If fixing this has to do with going into the settings my FMM seems to crash and gives me this message whenever I try to go into Settings. https://gyazo.com/67afe7c786114a866d2397da9ebd08ebhttps://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/ 143418/17495839/a5054eac-5d88-11e6-95fc-7290892c7bb5.png"," avatar_image_url":"https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/https://github.com/foesmm/fomm#60#60"}}} — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#60 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AYSdII-CFO3G8ctgvEjTVsT3MANXes_Mks5rX-GDgaJpZM4LzPgz> .

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