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This user-friendly "Fallout 4/Vortex Mod Analyse" tool offers a Batch-run PowerShell-based interface, ensuring effortless analysis and categorization of Fallout 4 mods managed by Vortex. It's perfect for users aiming to gain insights into their mod distribution, organization, and overall mod management.
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**Fallout 4/Vortex Mod Analyse Tool**
**Update**: This tool was updated upon 2023/09/26, the updates were...
- Separate word-list file for easier editing of the word-lists.
- Added key "Creatures".
- Improved word-lists.
- Removed 1 small function with redundant code.
- added 2 rows to the window.
- refined section titles
**Description**:
The "Fallout 4/Vortex Mod Analyse" tool is designed to assist users in analyzing their Fallout 4 mods managed by Vortex. It provides a detailed breakdown of mods based on their names and sizes, offering insights into the mod distribution and organization. This is great for refining your mods, ie "which mod do I remove...hmm.."
**Features**:
- Analyzes mod folders and groups them by the text in their name.
- Calculates the total size of each mod group.
- Outputs the results in a clear and organized text file.
- Sorts mod groups by size, from largest to smallest.
- Provides a user-friendly interface to specify the mod directory.
**Usage**:
1. Download the Zip, place the "Tools" folder inside the Fallout4 main game directory (i.e., "...Fallout4\Tools\").
2. Navigate to the "Tools" directory and run the batch file "Fo4_Vortex_Analyse.bat".
3. Follow the on-screen prompts, use the default location or for custom vortex install then specify location.
4. Review the generated "Mod_Analysis.txt", my preference is Notepad++.
**Notices**:
* This is a PowerShell script, which typically runs on Windows 7-11. If you are emulating Windows, ensure compatibility. Ensure PowerShell is enabled and updated on your system.
* Being a windows shell based app, you should be able to hold CTRL and scroll your mouse-wheel to make the window larger/smaller, fits nice on half of a widescreen monitor.
* This tool was created in batch, however, the data organization required PowerShell, this is somewhat similar to batch, as it does not require compile, but needs a batch for double click run.
**Update**: This tool was updated upon 2023/09/26, the updates were...
- Separate word-list file for easier editing of the word-lists.
- Added key "Creatures".
- Improved word-lists.
- Removed 1 small function with redundant code.
- added 2 rows to the window.
- refined section titles
**Description**:
The "Fallout 4/Vortex Mod Analyse" tool is designed to assist users in analyzing their Fallout 4 mods managed by Vortex. It provides a detailed breakdown of mods based on their names and sizes, offering insights into the mod distribution and organization. This is great for refining your mods, ie "which mod do I remove...hmm.."
**Features**:
- Analyzes mod folders and groups them by the text in their name.
- Calculates the total size of each mod group.
- Outputs the results in a clear and organized text file.
- Sorts mod groups by size, from largest to smallest.
- Provides a user-friendly interface to specify the mod directory.
**Usage**:
1. Download the Zip, place the "Tools" folder inside the Fallout4 main game directory (i.e., "...Fallout4\Tools\").
2. Navigate to the "Tools" directory and run the batch file "Fo4_Vortex_Analyse.bat".
3. Follow the on-screen prompts, use the default location or for custom vortex install then specify location.
4. Review the generated "Mod_Analysis.txt", my preference is Notepad++.
**Notices**:
* This is a PowerShell script, which typically runs on Windows 7-11. If you are emulating Windows, ensure compatibility. Ensure PowerShell is enabled and updated on your system.
* Being a windows shell based app, you should be able to hold CTRL and scroll your mouse-wheel to make the window larger/smaller, fits nice on half of a widescreen monitor.
* This tool was created in batch, however, the data organization required PowerShell, this is somewhat similar to batch, as it does not require compile, but needs a batch for double click run.