RipperMod Manager

RipperMod Manager

Why This Exists

Hey chooms. I got tired of the same old drek, 200+ mods installed locally in Cyberpunk 2077, scattered across a dozen folders, and not a single mod manager out there that could handle them properly. Existing tools just don't sync well with Cyberpunk's mod structure. They can't see what's already on your drive, they can't match your files to Nexus, and half the time you're managing everything by hand like some gonk with a spreadsheet.

So I built RipperMod Manager, a ripperdoc for your entire mod library. Yeah, it scans your game folder, groups scattered files, and links them to their Nexus Mods pages, but that's just the chrome on the surface. This is a full-blown mod manager: install mods from archives with a proper FOMOD wizard, enable and disable them on the fly, uninstall cleanly, check for updates, download straight from Nexus with one click, manage profiles for different loadouts, and handle file conflicts without flatlining your game. Nexus-integrated, and built from the ground up for the Cyberpunk 2077 modding community (though it works with any game on Nexus Mods).

No more guessing which mod broke your game. No more manually tracking 200 mods across folders. No more installing by hand like it's 2020. This is the preem tool your mod library deserves. Time to chrome up, choom.

Features

Mod Scanner & Grouping

• []Automatically scans your game folder and discovers all installed mod files, no matter how many you've got.[/]

  []Groups scattered files that belong to the same mod using TF-IDF clustering, even when they are spread across multiple directories (mods, archive_mods, red4ext, bin, etc.).[/]

  []Reads FOMOD and REDmod metadata to improve grouping accuracy.[/]

  []Streaming progress indicator with phase-by-phase feedback during scans.[/]

  Auto-Matching (Scan & Correlate)

  This is the preem stuff. RipperMod automatically links your locally installed mods to their Nexus Mods pages using a multi-tier matching pipeline:

  []Filename ID extraction - Parses mod IDs embedded in archive filenames.[/]

  []MD5 hash matching - Matches downloaded archives against Nexus file hashes (gold standard, zero guesswork).[/]

  []File content reverse lookup - Searches Nexus by distinctive internal file paths when no archive or ID is available.[/]

  []Endorsed & Tracked sync - Cross-references your Nexus endorsed/tracked lists with local files.[/]

  []Collection matching - Detects shared Nexus collections and matches remaining mods from the collection's mod list.[/]

  []Requirement propagation - Uses mod dependency data to match unmatched mods referenced as requirements by already-matched mods.[/]

  [*]Fuzzy matching - Ja