![]() ![]() Read / watch all you can about it, and then ask in the dedicated topics if something is not clear how to go about any particular task.Īnd the Work In Progress topic on AFK Mods I think you have the best tool at your disposal anyway, TES5Edit is able to show you records that mods change ( and these days if anyone needs to add anything to the LOOT masterlist as a special case, they have to use TES5Edit to determine why ) The first is dying, the second does not give any kind of comprehensive ordering list anymore. ![]() So either of those masterlists are not going to be of any use to you. But the old problem of it needing a very dedicated team of maintainers to keep it up to date with thousands of mods is no longer needed ![]() LOOT doing its automated method of ordering does not need the masterlist for that task, and the masterlist for LOOT does not need much maintaining, occasionally a special case mod will come along that needs a specific priority set, or given load after cases, or adding bash tags to. The masterlist for BOSS as time goes on will need new volunteers with the old knowledge of how to maintain it with thousands of mod complicated relationships = Its going to slowly fade away I think and maintenance of the masterlist is already dying off. So the newer software does not really depend on the masterlist anymore. LOOT now looks inside plugins, and sees the records which conflict, a bit like TES5Edit but not so comprehensively as that tool, to determine the best load order. In other words, creators of that list were in the same boat as you, with only their experience to guide them in placement. And depended upon experienced individuals placing any mod in the masterlist order, based on what they considered the mod contained, and how best it ought to be placed in consideration to other mods on the same list loading later. The latter advice can only come with experience though really.īOSS used the masterlist extensively. Use few mods and read the descriptions carefully to determine what it modifies, and if it is likely to conflict with something else in your load order. So if you have two mods which alter the same records, last loaded out of those two would win. Left click to highlight a mod, and use the up / down arrows to shift it in the order. Well if you didn't know you can arrange your load order manually with the game launchers Data Files. ![]()
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