kylhwch

However, if you still want to revert to 1.1.2, rename your old directory something else and then try copying 1.1.2 into a new directory named "ModOrganizer". Then copy in the following files from the old directory: These files: ModOrganizer.ini, nxmhandlers.ini, and categories.datThese directories: downloads, mods, overwrite, and profilesAs described for updating MO here (scroll down for it)- https://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:Mod_Organizer_Advanced That seems to have worked fine for me.

Ok, so it sounds like the simplest solution is to sit tight and wait for the 1.27 to be released, at which point we should leave the "MO manages archives" checkbox checked, install the future mods without extracting BSAs, and rely on the mod list to determine overwriting priority. Is that about right? I don't mean to sound snippy. I do appreciate that everyone is working very hard on these complex tools.

Are the official unofficial patches the only big mods we need to reinstall, or should we do it for others like Falskaar, too? Should we just turn off BSA extraction?

Ok, well, I guess I'll just carry on ignoring it then.

When I start MO 1.2.1 (Revision: 35fc2c85422a+), I see the following message in the log: directory scripts not found I have a folder at ../Skyrim/Data/Scripts - but I guess that's not what it's looking for? Should I ignore this message or what?

This would still be nice to have, a sorted option. Even if the export list just included the priority numbers it would be useful, I think.

Hi all. I'm trying to create a bash patch for a mod list that uses Sneak Tools and the Sneak Tool Patch. I'm certain that the Sneak Tools.esp that's causing the problem is coming from the patched version. Whenever I rebuild the patch, Bash pops up a window with the following: Sneak Tools.esp: ARMO.DESC: Attempted to read past (22405) end (161729) of file/buffer.Error loading 'ARMO' record and/or subrecord: 02000D62eid = u'SneakToolsArmorDarkCowl'subrecord = 'desc'subrecord size = 1file pos = 22404Error in Sneak Tools.esp Running LOOT, it doesn't say anything about cleaning this file. I tried to clean it anyway, with no results. Does anyone have ideas about this? I'm running Skyrim, patched up, with all three dlc, and Smash 304.3 (Standalone) via Mod Organizer1.1.2. I can produce a full mod list or any other files on request.

Thanks I was just coming to ask this. Perhaps the Wiki instructions should be clarified? I would edit the wiki myself, but suspect I should leave that for a more official poster?

Ok, thanks for the info. I love GSDs, too!

Hi - I have a couple of basic questions about the way MO handles priority. 1. The instructions say whichever mod is higher in the priority column has precedence. I can't tell if that means the higher numbered mod has precedence or the higher mod when looking at the mod list graphically. So for example if I have three mods, with their numbered priority like so: 1. Mod C 2. Mod B 3. Mod A Does that mean Mod A has priority over Mod C, because the number 3 is higher than Number 1? Or does Mod C have priority because it's higher in the column? Or is it that the Number 1 mod has priority over everything, like it won the race? I'm sure I'm overthinking this but I'm not going to be happy until I just ask, so here you go. 2. I'm not entirely clear how MO decides to assign priority when a mod is installed. For example, the first three mods in my list look like this: 1. A Perfect Assassin armor mod, installed on 3/29 2. Bellyache's HD Dragon replacer, installed 3/11 3. Skyrim Flora Overhaul, installed 4/2 I have no idea why they're ordered in that manner. Did MO put them like that for a reason? They aren't really sorted by date ... I know that these three mods don't conflict with each other, but why did MO decide that the Perfect Assissn should get less priority than the other ones? If I install another armor mod, will MO automatically put it with the Perfect Assassin armor mod? Should I fiddle with this, dragging the mods into priority by categories, and then install date? Again, I'm probably overthinking. I'm just not sure how MO does its thing. Thanks in advance very much for your thoughts on this and for dealing with my noobish problems.