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Grits |
Jan 10 2014, 04:09 PM
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Joined: 6-November 10
From: The Gold Coast

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Awesome, thank you. I do use BOSS, and I was pulling my hair out thinking about needing to check my load order every time I use it. Never occurred to me to tell BOSS what it needs to know. Thank you, ghastley!  EDIT: OK, do I need BOSS Userlist Manager, or is this something I can do within BOSS? I’m not seeing anything in BOSS I can fiddle with. Which is probably for my own good.  EDIT 2: Perhaps I should check in the BOSS User Rules ReadMe. D'oh! Going to dig and read... EDIT 3: I DID IT! And nothing exploded.  Yay. Now to deal with Hamal's unsightly axe. Hmm... This post has been edited by Grits: Jan 10 2014, 05:16 PM
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ghastley |
Mar 21 2014, 07:22 PM
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QUOTE(Grits @ Feb 10 2014, 04:08 PM)  Also I’m afraid to run BOSS now since I don’t know what it will do. Sort only the active profile?  BOSS is actually sorting them all, as the order is the same for all the profiles, which just determine which mods are active. It pays to have a separate bashed patch for each profile (just rename it to match the profile after you build it), so that pieces of one load list don't get patched into another. That build only considers the active mods. All the bashed patches should get sorted to about the same relative location, but only one will ever be activated at any time. You need to make sure the toggle on Wrye Bash locking the load order lets BOSS make its changes, or it won't do anything but show you the intended order for you to set up manually. You can also drag and drop on the mods tab in Wrye to change the LO, which is useful for temporary checks on your own (or other unknown) mods.
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