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About this mod
Plugin for Mod Organizer 2 that will automatically run FO4Edit Quick Auto Clean on a set of plugins. Also supports Skyrim, Starfield, etc.
- Requirements
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Plugin for Mod Organizer 2 that will run FO4Edit Quick Auto Clean on a set of plugins, so you don't have to manually click the buttons for every
plugin.
Also supports Skyrim, Starfield, etc.
Originally created by bluebuiy for Skyrim.
Using it for other games like Fallout 4 required manually editing the Python code, so I figured I might as well upload it for others as requested in the comments.
See Changelogs above for differences. Code is available on GitHub.
Requirements
Installation
Usage
By default the plugin list is sorted by priority, however it can be changed to sort
alphabetically by changing sort_by_priority to false in the plugin settings.
GOG Users
You almost certainly need to set the options explicit_data_path and explicit_ini_path to true in the plugin options.
If this doesn't solve FO4Edit complaining about missing ini or anything else, please comment about it.
Known Issues
plugin.
Also supports Skyrim, Starfield, etc.
Originally created by bluebuiy for Skyrim.
Using it for other games like Fallout 4 required manually editing the Python code, so I figured I might as well upload it for others as requested in the comments.
See Changelogs above for differences. Code is available on GitHub.
Requirements
- Mod Organizer v2.5.0+
- FO4Edit 4.0.4+ (or another version such as SSEEdit)
- FO4Edit must be added to MO2 Executables as "FO4Edit" exactly. (or SSEEdit for Skyrim SE, etc)
Installation
- Extract BatchPluginCleaner.py into the plugins directory of your Mod Organizer 2 installation.
- Restart Mod Organizer.
Usage
- Start via Puzzle Pieces Icon -> Clean Plugins or Tools -> Tool Plugins -> Clean Plugins.
- Select the plugins you want cleaned.
- Press Clean.
- Sit back and relax. Note: Unlocking MO2 while cleaning is in progress stops cleaning
By default the plugin list is sorted by priority, however it can be changed to sort
alphabetically by changing sort_by_priority to false in the plugin settings.
GOG Users
You almost certainly need to set the options explicit_data_path and explicit_ini_path to true in the plugin options.
If this doesn't solve FO4Edit complaining about missing ini or anything else, please comment about it.
Known Issues
- The plugin is unable to detect failing to launch FO4Edit and try alternate exe names due to a bug in MO2. This has been reported and will hopefully be fixed in a future version.