I just stumbled on the info box about managing .ini files with MO ("Some context on in tweaks") and it looks like a great way to quickly toggle parameters without editing/commenting the .ini files proper.
The info box suggests to use this feature for mods that need a specific parameter to be changed (like SFO), but is it safe to use this feature to make all mandatory STEP modifications to the .ini files? Meaning, the files in my ModOrganizer\Profiles\STEP Core\ folder will remain in their vanilla state and the tweaks will be handled by MO. I have given it a quick try and it seems to work (additions and modifications in both Skyrim.ini and SkyrimPrefs.ini are taken into account in-game), but is there a reason I should stay away from this way of handling these parameters?
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I just stumbled on the info box about managing .ini files with MO ("Some context on in tweaks") and it looks like a great way to quickly toggle parameters without editing/commenting the .ini files proper.
The info box suggests to use this feature for mods that need a specific parameter to be changed (like SFO), but is it safe to use this feature to make all mandatory STEP modifications to the .ini files? Meaning, the files in my ModOrganizer\Profiles\STEP Core\ folder will remain in their vanilla state and the tweaks will be handled by MO. I have given it a quick try and it seems to work (additions and modifications in both Skyrim.ini and SkyrimPrefs.ini are taken into account in-game), but is there a reason I should stay away from this way of handling these parameters?
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