Vortex Uninstall All Mods

Uninstall is not the same as remove from Archive. By default Vortex uses 3 folders for mods. Archive -The download folder in zipped format. These are not installed/deployed - kept in their pure download format. Can be on a different hard-drive. Staging -The Install folder where mods get.
It also means you can quickly and easily enable/disable or uninstall mods without affecting your other installed mods, all from Vortex’s convenient UI. If you already use Vortex for games, this extension will not interfere with them and SFM will simply be available as a discovered game you can manage.
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Vortex Uninstall All Mods
Uninstall Vortex Mod Manager

Vortex supports a full migration of your mods from Nexus Mod Manager and Mod Organizer 2. This guide will discuss how to do this and any optional steps to follow after you’ve got set up in Vortex.

Prepare and Install Vortex[edit]

Ensure your current Mod Manager isn’t downloading or installing anything and close it. In the case of Mod Organizer, if you want to save files in the overwrite folder ensure you either create a new mod or add them to an existing one.

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You should also ensure you have enough Hard Drive storage to duplicate both your installed mods and download folders into Vortex. The migration copies the data and does not remove it from your old manager.

Download Vortex and install it onto your PC. Then login to your Nexus Mods account. On the Games tab of Vortex, ensure the game you are migration is currently in the “Managed” section. If you haven't set up your current game to be managed, see How do I add a new game to Vortex?

Importing your mods[edit]

Now you have the current game selected, head to the “Mods” section. Along the toolbar at the top, you will find “Import from…” which will show the import options available.

On the first page of the Import Tool, Vortex will attempt to auto-detect the mod manager you’re importing from. If it can’t find it, or you have more than one version of the mod manager installed, you can change is the mod manager install path.

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Step 2 will show a list of currently installed mods in NMM. You can manually change the “Import” drop-down next to each file in order to stop Vortex from adding the mod. Another important checkbox is found at the bottom left - “Import Archives” will pull the original archives for the selected mods. This is highly recommended because you may need to reinstall the mod from its archive if you remove your old mod manager. Archives will be stored in the Vortex download folder, which can be defined before running this tool if required.

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At this next stage, it is important you wait patiently for the process to run. If you have a lot of complex mods installed it will take some time. Vortex may appear to freeze when processing big mods.

DO NOT OPEN ANY OTHER MOD MANAGER DURING THIS PROCESS.

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Congratulations, you’ve now imported all of your mods into Vortex. There are a few final considerations which are optional from this point, but worth reading if you’re new to Vortex.

Nexus Mod Manager Considerations[edit]

Removing Nexus Mod Manager without breaking VortexDue to the way Nexus Mod Manager (NMM) handles mods, there are a few extra steps to remove it, to ensure you don’t get any headaches. The safest way to remove your NMM installation without impacting Vortex would be to do the following:

In Vortex, on the “Mods” tab, select all your mods with Ctrl + A. Then using the toolbar at the bottom click “Disable all”. This pulls all Vortex controlled files out of your game folder.
Open Nexus Mod Manager (NMM), select all mods with Ctrl + A and press the delete key. Confirm your selection, this will remove the installed mod files and archives from NMM which will release the hard drive space it’s using.
(Optional) Use the NMM tool “Purge Unmanaged files” which will delete any leftover fragments of mods that NMM may have left behind.*

Uninstall Nexus Mod Manager from your system.
Open Vortex and enable the mods you want to use again.

--Pickysaurus 16:15, 27 September 2018 (BST)

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The new Vortex blasters by Nerf have made quite a stir in the Nerfing community. This new design and ammo type makes for a unique kind of function of the mechanics of the blaster. The important thing to realize when modding these blasters is that they are designed for distance, not necessarily speed. The discs will travel far but not nearly as fast as say a modded Nite Finder. The equivalent to the Nite Finder (single shot pull back design) in the Vortex line is the Proton. In this guide, I will be showing you how to make your Proton fire faster, farther, and smoother with no supplies other that a Philips head screwdriver and your Proton. Now lets get started.

Start by unscrewing the two screws on the muzzle of the blaster (Your welcome warden :D ).

Then continue to unscrew all the other body screws

Keep in mind that the screws are on the other side of the shell than the internals. Now that we are on the inside lets start with the trigger box. Start by unscrewing these three screws, and removing the trigger spring. It is always helpful to place screws off to the side in the same shape in which they were in the blaster.

Then remove the trigger box. This is where almost all the locks for this blaster are located.

Now remove the other three screws and set those aside. Before you open the trigger box, you have to realize that most likely when you open it, everything will pop out in a hail of springs and locks. If you open in a box or something, the spring can be contained more easily.

Now that you have it open I will go through what each lock does.

(From top left to top right)

The first lock holds your slide back when you prime the blaster until you hit the orange release on the side to load a disk.

The second lock makes it so that you cant pull the trigger unless the slide is all the way forward, if you wan't to be able to de-prime you blaster to avoid dry firing, you need to take this one out.

The third lock makes it so that you can't pull the trigger unless there is a disk in the chamber(also should be removed to be able to de-prime the blaster)

The forth one is you catch. This is ESSENTIAL to the blaster function. make sure you keep track of that and its longer spring.

You can determine for yourself what locks you wan't to remove or keep in your blaster. Now screw in these three screws to hold you trigger box together.

Then just put it aside since we need to get to a different lock behind it latter. Keep track of these three screws.

Now onto the power mod. The great thing about these Vortex blaster is that you don't need any materials to make them shoot farther. Nerf even been nice enough to put the proper screw ports where they are needed. To do this mod remove the spring mechanism .

Now what you need to do is take the plastic arm and gently bend it over the white buffer.

At this point in the mod is where you choose how much power you want to put in your blaster. Unscrew the one Philips head washer screw and move the metal arm to the left. You can put it either on the second or third screw ports (the farther to the left you put the spring, the more power you will put in your blaster). I personally put it on the third screw port because since we are not putting in an after market spring, this extra power is not enough (with proper use) to easily break your blaster. Keep in mind that over time though, everything breaks down.

Next you gently push your plastic arm back over the white buffer

We are now done with the power mod, but before you put the spring mech back in the blaster, if you want to be able to de-prime the blaster, we need to remove one more lock.

First you remove this Philips head washer screw (you don't need to completely remove the slide by unscrewing it's return spring. Just push it out of the way). Once the slide is out of the way you should see this.

Remove the other two screws (one of mine fell out) and take out the lock entirely.

Now just replace the slide and your internals should look like this.

Now re-screw the trigger box and spring mech into place

Place on the other half of the shell and then flip the blaster over to re-screw the body screws in, then your done!

With these new mods in, the proton should hit about the same ranges as a modded Nite Finder. It is best to avoid dry firing if you took out the locks, since this will wear down your blaster.