Selecting multiple plugins by Ctrl-clicking allows you to toggle the selection with the 'Spacebar'. The Lock load order button can be useful if you want certain plugins to be in a specific order.
If you select a bunch of mods and lock them in this order, those mods will always end up in that order, although other plugins may slip in between them. If a mod contains assets in a BSA file, it will appear in the Archives tab under the mod's name. This will extract the BSA's contents to any folder you choose. That means their priority depends solely on the mod priority order and not the plugin priority order load order. If you decide to do this, please note that you will have to load BSAs through dummy plugins.
The Data tab provides an overview of how the Skyrim Data directory is seen when a program is launched through Mod Organizer. The File column tells the name of the file and the Mod column tells us the source of the file.
If the name reported in the Mod column is colored red, another mod is active that would have provided the same file, but the mod reported in red is currently overwriting that file. If you hover over the red mod name, it will tell you where the conflicting file is located. Ticking Show only conflicts at the bottom of this tab will cause it to only display files that have conflicts between mods. The context menu in the Data tab accessed by right-clicking provides several useful options. The Add as Executable option is useful to add applications installed to the data directory quickly to Mod Organizer's list of executables.
The Hide option will add a. The Write to file option will create a text file listing every single file in your virtual data directory and its source. It will present you with a Save As dialog box, to which you can type whatever name you want for the filename. It is suggested to add a.
The Refresh option, as well as the big refresh button at the top of the tab, will check for any changes and make sure what you are seeing is current and accurate. The Saves tab displays your saved games. Hovering the mouse over a save brings up information about that save, including which ESPs used in the save are missing from the current profile.
The image at the right shows a save with no missing plugins, the text: Missing ESPs , is just the header, not a statement of the save condition. Right-clicking and selecting Fix Mods This provides a simple way to put all your mods for any particular save back into their original configuration.
The Downloads tab is where all mods downloaded through Mod Organizer are stored. To learn more, visit the Downloading Mods tab. General Settings. To configure new categories, go to Settings and click Configure Mod Categories button across the bottom of the General tab. You will get a new window with the existing categories listed.
If you cannot see all of the information in this window stretch it by dragging the right or left edge out a bit. You can do the following in this window:. Single-click on a category to select it. The entire row will become highlighted. To add a missing category, right-click on any of the existing categories to get a little pop-up that will let you add or remove a category. Click the Add entry. A new blank category will be created above the highlighted category.
MO will assign a new ID to the category with "new" as the name for it. To add the missing Nexus category, go to the Nexus main page , hover over the Files button at the top of the page, and then select Categories to open the Categories page. To get Nexus IDs, hover over one of the categories and somewhere in your browser you should see the link preview. Go back to MO and highlight your new category. Double-click on the Nexus IDs field and enter the number you got in the previous step.
Double-click on the name field to rename from "new" to the category name you want to use. You may have noticed that some categories have nested sub-categories.
You can do this from the same dialog as above. To nest a category you have to specify its Parent ID, the last column to the right of the window.
If at any time you want to remove a category, highlight it, right-click and select remove. Various settings for some Mod Organizer plugins can be set in the Plugins tab in Settings. To learn more, see the MO Plugin Extensibility section. Mod Organizer MO can be extended in a few ways through plugins. There are currently three kinds of plugins: extensions, installers, and tools. Extensions add to the capabilities of Mod Organizer by adding support for other coding languages.
Mods are packaged in many different ways. Installers allow MO to handle these different types of archives. These plugins usually work similar to stand-alone tools, but they can interfere with the main MO application e. Here are any plugins that have been blacklisted so that they are not enabled.
Plugins may become blacklisted if MO detects that they might have caused a crash. Use the delete key to remove any entries. Third Party Programs. When you use Mod Organizer MO , all other programs that work with mods i. The same is true for all launchers you may use e. Some of the well-known tools for the games supported by MO are automatically detected and added to your list of executables.
Other tools must be added manually. A list of automatically detected tools are shown at the end of this page. To launch a game after it has been added to MO's list of executables, select the application from the drop-down list on the top right and click Run. When you open the Modify Executables dialog by clicking the gears button, several fields present themselves:.
Some executables are added to your list of executables if they are installed at their default location. MO does not search the filing system for them. All of them need to be in the game's base directory i. Originally BOSS was supposed to be installed inside the data folder.
Later that was changed so BOSS got its own directory; therefore, there are two locations MO looks in currently: the BOSS folder inside the game's base directory and the data folder inside the base directory. Problem: An error occurs launching the application saying, "This application could not be started.
Do you want to view information about this issue? General Solution: Check the application's mod in the Left Pane modlist. Problem: Launching an application fails. Mod Organizer locks for a few seconds, but then simply unlocks and does nothing.
Probable cause: The application is installed as a mod in Mod Organizer, but is unchecked in the Left Pane modlist.
Problem: Launching an application produces an "Elevation required" message. Probable cause: The application being launched requires administrative permissions.
General Solution: Click the Yes button if you trust the application to have administrative privileges. Problem: The application launches correctly, but fails to use the custom argument s entered in the Modify Executables dialog.
Probable Cause: You are launching the application from a shortcut that was created before the custom argument s were added. General Solution:. BodySlide 2 and Outfit Studio. The Creation Kit should be automatically detected and added to the executables list upon first startup, so there is no setup necessary. Using the Creation Kit with MO is a bit complicated currently, however, for the following reasons:.
If for whatever reason the Creation Kit is not in your list of applications, you may add it manually by doing the following:. What you see here is what MO exposes to all programs started from inside MO, including Skyrim itself. The same is true for the other three non-free DLC's. When you navigate to the directory where the regular skyrim. Its also possible to edit both ini files. Now each time you want to run LOOT, simply select it from the drop-down menu at top right and click Run.
Skyrim Script Extender should automatically be detected and added to executables. If for whatever reason it is not detected, it may be added by doing the following:. To add any SkyProc program to executables:. Problem: Patcher failing due to esps sorted incorrectly throws an error saying something akin to missing master.
Probable Cause: You have an esp in your load order which requires a master which currently is lower in your load order than the esp requiring the master. Problem: Patcher failing, throwing an error saying it cannot find something, or some other random error. Probable Cause: Java is out of date. Problem: Patcher failing, throwing an error related to memory.
Probable Cause: Java is running out of memory to perform the operation. Possible Solution:. To add xEdit to executables:. Wrye Bash comes in two variants: standalone and Python. The standalone version may be added to MO like any other program, however you have to set python. Mod Organizer MO allows the user to create shortcuts to launch applications through it. To place a shortcut on the Toolbar or to remove it if it is there already :. By default, Start Menu and Desktop shortcuts created through Mod Organizer display its icon and not the icon of the application to be launched.
This can be changed by altering the shortcut's icon settings. To do so:. It is possible to make a shortcut profile-specific. This only works for Desktop and Start Menu shortcuts. If this is done, it will only run in the profile specified. To create a profile-specific shortcut:. To go to your newly created profile s , simply select it from the drop-down list at top left.
Alternatively, you can access the Profile drop-down list by pressing F4 currently only works when you first activate the MO window. Unless you're spending a lot of time in the Installers tab, you should enable this. Preferred setting: Enabled checked. Preferred setting: enabled. While scanning packages archives is pretty fast, scanning projects is slow, however you will miss on updates done in the project directories you will have to manually refresh - so it's recommended to leave this enabled.
If you are concerned about a particularly big project then consider enabling the Don't Refresh flag on that particular project. Keep in mind that Projects will be anyway refreshed once on Bash restart, irrespective of this setting except if popular demand arises.
Disabling this option will cause a significant increase in refresh time if the timestamps on the Bethsoft BSAs are changed. Preferred setting: enabled that is, skip installation of bethsoft content. Remove Empty Directories If this is checked, then any empty subfolders of the Data directory will be deleted. This reduces some clutter especially after uninstalling packages. Show Inactive Conflicts If checked, then the conflicts report will show conflicts with inactive as well as active installers.
Usually only active conflicts are of interest, however sometimes it's useful to review all conflicting packages. Show Lower Conflicts If checked, then the conflicts report with show conflicts with lower order packages or with lower ordering bsas in bsa conflicts view.
If you're only interested in higher order conflicts, then uncheck this to remove some clutter from the report. Show Active BSA Conflicts If checked, the contents of the selected installer active BSAs are compared with the contents of other installers active BSAs and any conflicting resources actually same name resources found are displayed in the conflicts list.
Active bsas are installed bsas that have a correspondingly named mod active in the load order. Lower and Higher conflicts has therefore a different meaning than loose file conflicts. Higher means that the corresponding active mod has a higher load oder number loads later so its bsa will load last and its assets will be used.
Note that this may lead to a package having its bsas appear in both Higher and Lower sections depending on how they load. If Show Lower Conflicts is not checked lower loading conflicting bsas won't be shown, again this is different than loose files, where lower installers lower install order won't be shown.
This function still has some rough edges: we can't open the resources and check if they actually conflict or are identical, so take those "conflicts" with a grain of salt Wizard Icon Overlay If checked, installers with a Wizard will have a magic wand image displayed over their icons.
If checked, loose script sources. Skip Images If checked, image files will be skipped. If checked, BSL Files will be skipped. If checked, string translation files will be renamed so that they are loaded for the language the game is currently run for, unless there are existing translation files for that language. Skip Script Sources must be off. Opens the selected package s in the file system. Renames the selected package s or marker s.
All selected items must be of the same type. For archives the extension will remain the same. Makes a duplicate of the selected package s. Delete Deletes the selected package s. Deleted packages are sent to the Recycling Bin.
Open at Google Attempts to perform a Google search for the selected package's name. Attempts to open the selected package's page on the game's matching Nexus. This command assumes that the trailing digits in a package's name is the package ID at the site. TES Alliance Attempts to open the selected package's page on TES Alliance.
Anneal Installs missing files and corrects install order errors. Note: If an already installed file is changed outside of Wrye Bash control, Wrye Bash will not anneal that file. Anneal is relative to other installed packages. This is because we do not want to override user changes like cleaning plugins and the like.
If you do want to override the change use Install Configured instead. Note2: The change will be detected immediately in case of ini tweaks, mods or bsas, but on next Bash load for other files like nifs etc.
To detect the change without restarting Quick Refresh the package. Quick Refresh Refreshes all info for the selected package s , also checking the files that correspond to this package inside the Data directory.
It will bypass skip refresh flags on projects see case A below. BAIN does refresh package information whenever the installer's tab regains focus, except for projects if project skipping is on, but does not scan the Data folder but once on boot.
Case B is relevant cause now Bash will recheck the files in Data that would belong to the packages that are being refreshed. This was not the case in , where you needed a full Refresh Data , which is now pretty much deprecated. So the MIs displayed in the master list for Oblivion. Checkbox Colour Meaning Good.
Matches the Master Index of the the Current load order. Good, but the Master Index is not in sync with the Current load order. So for instance if you have a load order with active mods in this order [Oblivion. Note that the relative load order of masters is the same as it is in the MI list. If a plugin has two masters that are siblings one doesn't have the other as a master, so they can load in either order and they are overriding the same record from an earlier master e. But the plugin might depend on the winner being the one indicated by the order in which it references the masters.
The plugin should be examined in xEdit meaning any version to see if it is best to alter the load order or if Sort Masters should be used to correct the issue. A Master that is missing. If unintended then you should check to make sure that you have not inadvertently renamed or removed the plugin.
The data may be exported, edited in the CSV, then imported again. The following notes apply to CSV files. Wrye Bash will ignore any lines in a CSV file for which the second column does not begin with 0x , so such lines can be used for comments.
If any of the Script Effect columns are set to None then all the script effects for that effect will be ignored. For the values of object stats such as price or weight or damage, etc. A rank of -1 in a faction will remove an actor from that faction. CSV files can also be used when building the Bashed Patch, for a number of options. This is equivalent to clicking on a column header.
You can also choose to sort by Type , which will place. Columns This submenu allows you to choose which columns are visible in the mod list. Opens the Data folder in Windows Explorer. Opens a dialogue window allowing you to select which hidden plugins to unhide.
New Bashed Patch Creates a new Bashed Patch plugin. Useful if you accidentally delete your current one or wish to have more than one. New Plugin Displays a dialog that allows you to create an empty plugin with various options. They will open the files used by the game for controlling plugin load order in your default text editor. Active Mods Activate All Activates all the plugins in the mod list. If more than mods are present Bash will activate all it can from the bashed patches, then non mergeable and then mergeable mods then will display an error message.
Bash will try to activate mods in their load order. De-activate All Deactivates all the plugins in the mod list. Some plugins will not be deactivated for instance Fallout 4 DLCs as the game force loads them when present.
Activate Selected Activate only the mods selected in the mod list interface - warning: their masters won't be activated! Save Active Mods List Saves the currently active mods to a new list. Edit Active Mods Lists Allows the deletion and renaming of active mods lists. Clicking a list name will apply the list, trying to activate exactly the plugins that are listed in it.
This submenu relates to Oblivion. List Mods This outputs a BBCode-formatted load order, including version information, activation status and major load order errors. It can be useful for debugging a broken load order. If the Shift key is held when this command is selected, the CRCs of plugins will also be displayed in the output.
If the Ctrl key is held, then the versions of plugins will not be shown in the output. List Bash Tags It can be useful for figuring out which tags come from where. Export Bash Tags Exports all currently applied bash tags to a CSV file. Plugins without tags will not be exported. Import Bash Tags Imports applied bash tags from a CSV file. Plugins not listed in the CSV file will be left untouched. Clear Manual Bash Tags Removes all manually applied bash tags. Auto-Ghosting adds a.
When a ghosted plugin is activated, the. Note that other utilities will not recognise ghosted plugins, so there are options available for individual plugins to control which get ghosted. Lock Load Order This prevents other utilities from altering the plugin load order. More accurately, it detects changes to the load order modification times for earlier games, text files for later ones when Wrye Bash starts or is focused ie. If enabled, then any built Bashed Patches will automatically be ESL-flagged, saving a load order slot.
Debug Mode Activates debug output. Only a few commands will display any debug output, but it may be useful for troubleshooting. Remove Dummy Masters Removes all dummy master files created using Create Dummy Masters Checking this setting tells Wrye Bash to use this information. Note that the detection will try to use masterlists from the user's system-wide LOOT installation, if those exist, otherwise Bash falls back to the taglists it comes bundled with. Workaround for buggy CRC updates in previous versions of Bash.
Use for instance when plugins show as mismatched in BAIN when they are not. Plugin Checker Launches the Plugin Checker. Creates a duplicate of the selected plugin in the Data folder. Change the modification time of the selected plugin.
If more than one plugin is selected, then all the plugins will have their modification times altered, with the first in the list being set to the specified time and the rest at one minute intervals from that time.
Delete Deletes the selected plugin s and any backups of them, but not snapshots. Deleted plugins are sent to the Recycling Bin. On first run, the backed-up plugin has f appended to its file extension, giving e. Revert To Backup Reverts the selected plugin to the last backup made of it. Revert To First Backup Reverts the selected plugin to the first backup made of it.
Snapshot filenames are appended with -n where n is a number between 01 and The number is incremented each time the plugin has a snapshot taken. Additionally, if there is a version line in the plugin's description field, then the snapshot number will be appended to the version number in the same manner. Revert To Snapshot Reverts the selected plugin to a selected snapshot. Import Group This will set the groups for selected mods as specified in a csv file as created by the Export Groups command.
If selected mods are not assigned a group in the file nothing happens. Edit Groups Add: add a new group to existing groups. Group names can be in Unicode. Rename: rename selected group. Mods that belong to it will have the group renamed. Remove: delete selected group. Deleting a group removes it from mods that belong to it.
Refresh: pick up assigned groups and add them to the existing ones. Use it after importing groups from a file to update available groups. Sync: sync the list of available groups to the assigned ones - in other words delete unassigned groups. Default: reset the list of available groups to the default ones. This won't delete non default assigned groups. It's a feature. Use Refresh to pick up your groups and add them to the defaults.
Groups Menu Set a group for the selected plugin s. Groups that are assigned to the selected plugins appear checked. They provide no automatic functionality, other than to place hidden plugins in group folders provided those folders already exist. Use them to group plugins together so you can disable or enable them at once, etc.
Rating A purely cosmetic feature, this allows you to assign different rating values to plugins. Move To Moves the selected plugin s to the specified position. Note that the way this works with inactive plugins may seem a bit counter-intuitive. Since inactive plugins do not have indices, it will be moved to occupy the selected position, but since it's inactive, the next active plugin after it is the one that actually receives the position.
Order By Name Set the load order of the selected plugins starting at the lowest ordered mod, sorting them alphabetically. Displays a list of the records in the selected plugin, similar to the Details view in the Construction Set.
List Masters Outputs a list of the selected plugin's masters. List Dependent Displays and copies to the clipboard a list of mods that have the currently selected mod as master. Attempts to open the selected plugin's associated readme in the Doc Browser. Creates LOOT masterlist entries based on the tags you have applied to the selected plugin s. Copy Mod Info Outputs a report on the selected plugins s with the info from the currently displayed columns.
Jump to Installer Jump to the installer of the selected mod, if the Installers tab is displayed and enabled and the plugin has an installer. You can Alt-Click on the mod to the same effect. Disallow Ghosting Don't ghost the selected plugins when they are inactive, even if Auto-Ghost is enabled. Will unghost the selected plugins if enabled.
Ghosting a plugin will clear its Disallow Ghosting flag if set. This will survive autoGhost till next restart. If you want your changes to persist, mark the plugin as disallow ghosting. Allow Ghosting Displayed if multiple plugins are selected.
Unchecks Disallow Ghosting for the selected plugins. Invert Ghosting Displayed if multiple plugins are selected.
Toggles the status of Disallow Ghosting for the selected plugins. Mark Mergeable Scans the selected plugin s to determine if they are mergeable or not. Wrye Bash does this automatically, but this command reports why mods are unmergeable.
Wrye Bash does this automatically, but this command reports why mods can't be ESL-flagged. Rebuild Patch Rebuild the selected Bashed Patch using the Python patcher. List Patch Config Displays a summary of how the selected Bashed Patch is configured. Export Patch Config Exports the configuration of the selected Bashed Patch to a file. Export Cell Block Info Editor Ids For advanced mod authors only.
Exports the factions defined for actors in the selected plugin to a CSV file, which can be imported to a plugin or used in the Bashed Patch's Import Actors: Factions option.
Exports the names of the objects in the selected plugin to a CSV file. All the records displayed in the Construction Set's Objects Window are supported - cells and dialogue are not. As well as being useful for the usual large-scale changes, this command is useful for translators. NPC Levels Only NPCs which are dynamically levelled ie. Map Markers Exports information about the map marker data in the plugin. Exports the prices of objects in the selected plugin to a CSV file.
Exports the faction relationships in the selected plugin to a CSV file. This does not export race relationships. Exports alchemy ingredient record data from the selected plugin to a CSV file. Exports the scripts in the selected plugin to a series of text files. The scripts may then be edited in the text files and re-imported. Warning: Do not change the first three lines of each text file exported when editing unless you know what you're doing.
Sigil Stones Exports the stats of sigil stones from the selected plugin to a CSV file. Exports spell stats in the selected plugin to a CSV file. There are two modes of export, Basic and Detailed. The spell stats exported in Basic mode are as follows. Exports stats for the following record types in the selected plugin to a CSV file. As well as updating the Editor IDs of records themselves, this also updates any Editor IDs referenced in normal non quest stage or dialogue scripts to reflect the changes.
Note: You may have to recompile any altered scripts in the Construction Set. If you wish to update script references after the Editor IDs were changed, edit the CSV file and add another column after the eid column and give the old Editor IDs in the new column. MISC Oblivion. Applies to the selected plugin the factions defined for actors in a CSV file previously exported using Wrye Bash. Imports names for objects from a CSV file or other mod into the selected plugin.
Only records that already exist in the plugin will have their names changed, no records will be added. This must not have been edited. The second column is the Editor ID, which is ignored on import. The next three columns are the levelling info. The last four columns are the original NPC levels from the game's master file. If the NPCs are mod-added, these will be blank. These columns are ignored on import. Imports map marker data from a CSV file into the selected plugin.
Imports the prices of objects from a CSV file or other mod into the selected plugin. Imports faction relationships from a CSV file into the selected plugin. Imports alchemy ingredient record data from a CSV file into the selected plugin.
Imports scripts from a series of text files into the selected plugin. Note: You must recompile any altered or new scripts in the Construction Set. Imports the stats of sigil stones from a CSV file into the selected plugin. Imports spell stats from a CSV file into the selected plugin. Only records that exist in the plugin will have their spell stats change, no records will be added. The spell stats supported are those exported by Export Spell Stats Imports stats from a CSV file into the selected plugin.
Only records that exist in the plugin will have their stats change, no records will be added. The object stats supported are those exported by Export Stats This command relates to Face Importing.
It is useful if you want to replace the records in one master with equivalent records in another master. The instructions below detail how to create a Form ID mapper. This is ignored by Wrye Bash, but can be useful for reference. Old Mod.
This supplies the first two digits in the old Form ID. Old Object. This supplies the rest of the old Form ID. Old Eid. The default ini file will be created when you first start this mod, nothing else needed. Updating from an older version is fully automatic and won't require extra steps!
I guess you could rebuild the archive yourself like described above, pack it into a. I don't know if this works, though. I never used MO. Last edited by m0k ; 7 Oct, am.
Per page: 15 30 Date Posted: 5 Oct, pm. Posts: 3. Discussions Rules and Guidelines. I had it installed on several Windows machines over the years with no problems.
I just built a new Windows 10 computer that won't run it in compatability mode. The fact that I own the CD should theoretically allow me to install a Windows 10 version via Steam; but the only way I can see to do this since Oblivion has no CD key is to add programs that are already installed to Steam.
Since Oblivion won't install from the disc to Windows 10, I'm in a catch It's too bad this is happening as it is an awesome game. Anyone know any workarounds? Last edited by zeppelin42 ; 21 Feb, am.
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