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Load Order Library is a website/tool to share mod lists of Bethesda games with other players. Primarily for debugging purposes, but can be quite useful for YouTubers to have mod lists for each of their let's play characters, mod list creators to share with users, etc.
https://loadorderlibrary.com
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Masterlist of acceptable files for uploads. #6

Open phinocio opened 3 years ago

phinocio commented 3 years ago

MO2 Files (they'd be acceptable for all games, but listing here right now as I'm considering if they should be included or not)

Morrowind files

Skyrim Files (both LE and SE)

Fallout 4

Fallout New Vegas/TTW/Fallout 3

Current list of allowed files:

ghost commented 3 years ago

Might be worth limiting these files to specific games as well. So you can't upload morrowind.ini to a Skyrim list. In that regard, Morrowind does not support ENB and uses MGE in its stead.

phinocio commented 3 years ago

That's the eventual intention, though it may be worth it to do it from the start. Something like

{
  "skyrim": {
    "allowedFiles": [
      "modlist.txt",
      "plugins.txt",
      "skyrim.ini",
      ...
    ]
  },
  "fallout4": {
    "allowedFiles": [
      "modlist.txt",
      "plugins.txt",
      "Fallout4.ini",
      ...
    ]
  }
}

in the code for validation.

CritLoren commented 3 years ago

skyrim.ini should be worked out to be skyrimvr.ini for the VR port.

phinocio commented 3 years ago

skyrim.ini should be worked out to be skyrimvr.ini for the VR port.

Thanks, added it

Discrepancy commented 3 years ago

Hey there, this is an amazing tool - thanks for your work!! Have you considered support for userlist.yaml from LOOT? I don't know how common of a use case it is, but that's where LOOT stores all of the user-entered rule metadata when applying its sort algorithm. Over on Nolvus, a large guide with currently over 800 mods, we ask users to add 100+ "load after" rules in LOOT as they progress through the guide - and this obviously results in a lot of potential human error. Rather than checking rules one at a time, we could ask them to upload their userlist.yaml to a site like this, and compare to a known-good copy, etc.

I imagine other guides with large modlists requiring specific rules could benefit from this as well!