Once you have done that just re-zip it with whichever program you used to unzip it and then you can manually add it into NMM and then away you go!
So ensure you unzip the archive and rearrange the file structure to be Data/Meshes or Data/Textures or even Data/ depending on the type of mod it is. The game reads mods in the Data folder, always. However, if it does not have that and has a variety of sections this is what you must remember. First, ensure your Steam program itself is installed on your C Drive > OUTSIDE Data>Meshes/Textures etc then you are probably safe installing it via NMM. Now that we have that out of the way there are three crucial things we must perform to ensure you game is safely able to accept mod's. If you have already installed any modifications to your game but you are having issues what I would like you to do before anything else is to go into your Nexus Mod Manager and select the following button
This is going to cover the use of NMM to manually install mods and how to prepare your game for modding itself. I thought I'd write up a tutorial here on the forum as I've seen in the comments of a lot of popular mods that a lot of new comers to modding are having trouble and the attitudes of some mod authors to these people have been less than satisfactory.
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