I'm running Windows 8.1 and a fresh install of Fallout New Vegas with no mods so far.
I've stumbled upon a weird issue that I haven't encountered or read about before. So basically it overwrites in the traditional sense just without ACTUALLY overwriting the files? So I just install my mods in the correct order then :) That just made MO even more awesome and easy to work No Problem! Thanks for the help :) This means you can easily change the priority of the mod simply by dragging it higher or lower in the left pane. Unlike Nexus Mod Manager, Mod Organizer stores all mods in separate directories so you don't have to worry about say resources in one mod overwriting resources in some other mod. This tab shows the resources that are provided by this mod (because this mod has a higher priority) and resources that are provided by other mods (because this mod has a lower priority). You can see this by double clicking any mod and selecting the Conflicts tab. If you install Static Mesh Improvement Mod and then some other mod that has the same meshes, the game will use the meshes in this other mod instead of the meshes in SMIM. The order of the mods in the left pane does matter because this dictates which resources (meshes, textures, scripts, audio files, scripts, etc.) are used by the game.
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