Introduction

A basic introduction to Days Gone for Vortex

Days Gone for Vortex (DGV) is an unofficial extension for the Vortex mod manager that adds support for installing and managing Days Gone mods in Vortex, just like any other supported title. To clarify, this project is not affiliated in any way with Nexus Mods, PS Studios or anyone else, and is an open-source community resource.

Status and Limitations

DGV is still alpha-quality software! While I can test locally, I won’t be able to cover every case and there is a high potential for bugs that haven’t been found yet. The following is definitely supported at this point:

  • Installing mods: Installing mods from archive files works, deploying directly to your install directory.
  • Managing mods: The standard Vortex install/enable/disable/uninstall operations should all work just as they do for any other Vortex-managed game.
  • Profiles: Create multiple profiles for different sets of mods and quickly switch between them.
  • Auto-sfpaks: Vortex will automatically determine if your sfpaks folder needs renaming and handle it automatically.

There’s some features that we’ve included to get them in your hands as fast as possible, but might still have some rough edges:

  • Improved installation for skins: The extension will now attempt to detect when an archive contains mod files for multiple skins or slots and walk you through installing them.

If you’re really missing specific features you can open an issue and we can discuss the viability, or find me on the Nexus Mods Discord.

Nexus Mods

To be clear and upfront: being supported in Vortex (using DGV) does not mean that the Nexus Mods or Vortex team officially supports this extension or any mods you install using it. See the FAQ for extra details.

Last modified June 12, 2021 : Minor docs update (0d7337f)