Nudedragon

From what I understand, the deferred rendering is needed for some of the effects in the enbseries.ini. What I'm wondering is whether ENB's mist effect is one of those effects relies on deferred rendering? I currently use Ultimate Lighting Overhaul Plus, which runs Sweet FX alongside ENB, and sets UseDeferredRendering to false by default.

I asked about this in MO's comments section (I actually knew that MO was incorrect, and was asking if one could turn off a single instance of the warning. It so happens that we cannot). In Tannin's response, however, he said this, "The PMOP check simply advises to place mods with conflicting scripts in the same order as the corresponding esp." This means that the warning is just that, a warning. It could be right, it could be dead wrong, it's just telling you to check. MO provides detailed information on each mod is overwriting, and being overwritten by. You can, and should, check these individually. Then you can determine mod priority for yourself.

I wasn't quite sure where to put this. I comment on the nexus page, but it says right in the sticky that it's unlikely tanin would see comments there, so I thought I should post in one of the provided links. Anyway, if this thread should be somewhere else, let me know. It'd be great if Mod Organizer could change the priority of mods based on their categories. When making a new profile from scratch (rather than copying), the priority of mods is alphabetical. Generally, alphabetical is not what we want at all. While distribution by category isn't much better than alphabetical, it would place together mods that are likely to conflict, and we could correct our mod priorities from there. To be clear, I know that we're already able to view mods by category. What I'm asking for is the ability to automatically prioritize mods by category. For example, we could use the tool the set the priority of all visual mods, starting from priority xx.