esm files are the most important to be kept in check and the others.don't matter? I guess.so long as the game won't screw around. Well I don't worry too much about it now, maybe thats how it's supposed to be I guess, it just really bothered me at first, because.sigh, before LOOT even existed, I was using BOSS, and I was that type that spends 3-4 hours to set ALL damn mods right, before even starting to play the game, (nobody wants to find out mid-game their save is done forever).īut hey.maybe only the. that way, if you get a crash, you know which group of 4-5 mods to investigate.
Loot load order skyrim se example install#
Install your mods only 4 or 5 at a time, then see if you can load the game.
Yeah that's the main problem I always use LOOT after installing a new mod, and by use I mean.open loot.wait for it to parse masterlist or whatever the heck he's doing there, then click on SORT, after he's done in about 5 sec, I click APPLY, and DONE nothings changed, nice. It will not only sort your load order, but it will notify you of detected conflicts before you try to run anything. 'Realistic Water Two' for example, which should be quite low in any load order, has a global priority of 90 or something. One thing you did not mention if you are using the sort function, which is a variation of LOOT, or LOOT itself. The higher this number, the lower in the load order the plugin is sorted.
Loot load order skyrim se example mod#
But if not critical, you can change mod order in MO to get specific changes of importance for you. Originally posted by wowszer:Changing a mod order (in the left pane of MO) for an important mod location, DLCS for example, will give a warning if critical.
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