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Questions about making a ini settings "mod" in MO and help solving a MO warning message: INI tweaks overwritten
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xxx78
Hi
Instead of putting all ini tweaks from mods, the STEP guide and other tweaks I'm testing straight into MO ini files, I have made a folder as written about in the MO STEP guide where I put all my ini tweaks.
I prefer this method, it make it safer to add ini tweaks since I dont touch the MO ini files and also easier to keep track of all my tweaks in one place.
[spoiler=From MO guide - cut some text away to keep text focused]
To set up a new custom tweak you can do a couple of things. With MO closed create a new empty folder in the Mods directory and restart MO. MO will now show the new folder as a greyed out mod.
An easier way to do this in the current version of MO, is if you have an empty overwrite folder to double click on it open it up and right click and create a new folder, you do not need to rename it.
With that done you will be able to right click on the overwrite folder and select “Create Mod†from the right click menu. Give it a name that reflects what you want, something like Custom ini Tweaks and press OK.
You now have a new mod named Custom ini Tweaks.
In either case double click on the new mod to open the information pane and select the INI-Files tab. Click in the lower left box and right click to get the “create Tweak†fly out menu.
Enter the name of the tweak in the dialog that pops up and click OK.
A condensed version of the above is:
Do you guys think doing ini tweaks this way is ok?
What is a good placement of such a "ini setting" mod?
Does MO load the ini files in the profile folder first before any mod?
Any help is appreciated..cheers :)
EDIT: Added one more question
Edited by xxx781 answer to this question
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