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JumpI followed the instructions up until REframework as instructed to start the game
The benefits are:
1) It keeps the game installation folder clean (so any mods installed won't break the actual game itself if something goes sideways)
2) It shows what mods are in conflict with one another if the user installs say, Busty Gemma and then Alternate Gemma Outfit (both mods do the same thing and Mod Organizer will alert the user. The best thing about this? You can install both, drag and drop to make sure which mod takes over the other instead of having to uninstall the previous one and install the desired one like in Fluffy to keep things tidy)
3) The UI of Mod Organiser allows you to edit the names of the Mods installed. Fluffy is easy to use but if the author of the mod has weird namings on their mods, the file shown in Fluffy is just not in the right place sometimes and it can get really messy when one installs too many mods, which leads to scrolling up and down in Fluffy to find the correct mod activation. Mod Organiser helps in organising the mods by renaming the installed mod on the left panel and keeps the whole thing clean.
4) Mod Organiser also allows the user to put in 'Separator' between installed mods on the Left Panel such as 'Armors', 'Makeup', 'Swords', 'Game Tweaks/Utilities' or etc.
MO2 is definitely the best mod manager I’ve used over the years. I’ve debated on coding my own as a learning experience (still might) but M02 is just so good idk if I could ever compete with it lol.
vortex Struggles on anything over 100 mods I think if I recall.
Even if it can support a lot, the general use of that app I hate and even have friends who used the “mod collections” feature and straight up doesn’t work, although the mod collection was outdated for the game so that’s partly his fault for not updating the mods before trying to play the game.
but when I try to launch the game through MO2, it freezes and nothing happens, do you have any idea why that might happen ?
There's two options
A: I have to write a FOMOD version of the mod to support the built in MO2 installer better.
B: Write a new installer for RE Engine games based off Fluffys INI
I tried to install this, but it's bugged in game.
Install the additional 2 plugins I have in the description
Install base textures first and rename the mod with something at the end like "- base textures"
Install the other archive and choose your options when it asks about merging click "rename" and rename it to something different
Click Loot Pak in the tools
Done
You need to right click and "set as MHWilds directory", If you want all the sliders drag all the other reframework folders into the "active" one
In Game
Iam just a novice tho and don't know how it can be fixed.
I got it working by putting all the presets with the mod.
It was working fine and one time the mod stoped working.
I had to go to line 185 in the file FemaleBodySliders.lua
and add or {} at the end.
BodyStartupPresetTbl = json.load_file("FBSStartupData\\StartupPresetInfo\\Body\\StartupPresetInfo.json") or {}
If you make a preset you have to drag it from overwrite folder and put it with the mod.
ScriptRunner cannot reference the required scripts correctly + it makes making script edits in-game a hassle
different scripts work differently and depending on when a function is being called by CatLib, the error will occur due to how MO2 handles virtual file spaces
try mods like custom free quest or overlay for example
When removing uninstalling the mod through MO2 and installing it outside of it through Fluffy it no longer produces that error.
This is with MO v2.5.2 with this plugin and aqeqqq's 2 plugins (fluffy installer support and loot pak) installed.
Also worth noting that FBS presents installed through MO2 are not visible in the preset list in-game.
While Fluffy isnt bad, I've come to learn (through more painful experiences that I would like to admit) that anything less than MO2's virtual file system for modding always eventually ends in tears.
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