What this means for users is that enabling/disabling mods doesn’t actually require any file transfers, it can be done instantly. This way mods are only “active” if the game is started from MO2, while if it’s started normally it will be in it’s “vanilla” unmodded state. The game INI configuration files are not touched and instead MO2 uses it’s own set. Mods are not actually installed in the game folder but instead are kept each in their own separate folders. What distinguishes MO2 from more traditional mod managers is the idea of not modifying the “vanilla” game installation in any way. MO2 is very advanced and specialized for Bethesda games.

Mod Organizer 2 (MO2) is a feature rich Mod Manager. MO2 really needs developers and if you have the programming skills and some free time you can really improve the experience of the modding community. Mod Organizer 2 is an open project in the hands of the community, there are problems that need to be solved and things that could be added. Mod organizer 1 Legacy (thanks enpinion): Mod Organizer v2.3.2 has been released, see the logs section for all the changes.Īttention! The new version requires the newest Visual C++ 2019 redists installed: The project took up speed again after a few more coders showed up in late 2017, and an incredible amount of work has been done!Ĭredits to Tannin, LePresidente, Silarn, erasmux, AL12, LostDragonist, isa, AnyOldName3, Holt59 and many others for the development.Ī Special Thanks to all the testers of the discord server and everyone else involved for supporting the project! LePresidente managed to fix it to a usable state by himself after SkyrimSE came out, adding support for it, and releasing v2.0.8. MO2 was not completed and was left with many issues. Tannin discontinued the project when he was hired by the Nexus team to develop their new Vortex mod manager. It is specifically designed for people who like to experiment with mods and thus need an easy and reliable way to install and uninstall thMod Organizer 2 is a mod manager created by Tannin to support 64bit games like Skyrim Special Edition and Fallout 4 in addition to all the 32bit games MO1 already supported.

Mod Organizer (MO) is a tool for managing mod collections of arbitrary size.

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