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Ideally it would just skip it. That is one thing that will surely need to be tested, and I'm interested in that as well since I don't install all STEP mods either.Anything not selected will just be ignored. It will also ignore anything you don't have the archive for.

Wow, I had totally missed all of that. Or maybe I'm part timing as the Automated Clearing House.

I am always open to people going through the process and providing feedback on what they think may need to be improved in the layout/workflow/etc., especially the editor page. I haven't really noticed anyone spelling the initialism wrong.

Ok. I'll clean it up as I work on the editor this week and, with any luck, release a new version before the weekend.

I'm slacking, aren't I? I probably should have actually worked on it today, but for some reason I was in the mood to kill some dragons. Heh. The instruction set I'm working with now is frihyland's 2.1.2 set and I didn't really want to give that out since that version hasn't been released yet (and it has some errors I need to fix). It's a minor thing but it made me unsure about doing actual public tests with it. I certainly try to work it into my schedule this week. Hopefully I should have an updated editor system out soon-ish. Oh, and I asked a question about the csv import in the dev thread.

It repackages the mods as BAIN compatible, if possible, with friendlier archive names. You'll still need to use WB to install them (or NMM), but it allows you to skip all the "Compiler's advice" sections as those are done automatically. I'm working to make it as useful and simple as possible, but the occasional mod throws a monkey wrench at me.

0.8.5b has been released. My current proposed solution is to have an easily distributed archive that contains all the wizard scripts. The AHC would then take the scripts from within, rename them to wizard.txt, and repackage them in a consistent naming convention. Improvements can always be made with user feedback.