Duplicates are marked with D1 at the beginning of their name. In Duplications, you will find a list of all duplicate files find across your PC, which can be stored in different locations. To delete them, just click on the weird file or folder from the list, select Open Folder, and this will automatically show you where it’s stored so that you can check or move it to trash. While these don’t necessarily take up much disk space, they can create chaos in your CC and Mods folder. Under Weird Files, you will see all empty folders and small files that need your examination.
Empty folders and suspiciously small files are found under Weird Files, and duplicates are found under Duplications.
You will find them under the Problems category. One of the perks Mod Manager offers is scanning for unnecessary duplicate files and empty folders. The point is to make it all easy to navigate through so you can save more time for actually playing the game! But you’re free to find your own ways and organize your files however you want. For example, we have a “Hair” category where all our hair mods and CC are stored, then “Clothes” one, then “Accessories”, “Traits”, “Build” etc.
We have found that the best way to tidy up our library is by naming the categories by a file type. If you choose to do so, the mods will be listed in that category on the main page. That is because there’s nothing in it yet! But, if you click on the “+” and add a mod or two, you will be asked if you want to store them in your newly created folder or not. When you are done creating the category, you will quickly notice that it doesn’t appear on the main page. Then you will be asked to name the new folder, so go ahead and do that. You’ve got everything in a nice long list, right? But now you need to organize it! To do this, click on the first tool icon at the bottom right corner, called Add a new category/Folder.
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