I just downloaded the PDF myself, and it was not empty.
Try downloading it again, make sure that you have Adobe Reader installed on your computer also. Alternatively, you can have Microsoft Excel or an Excel Reader installed on your computer and download the Excel version.
First step is seeing the file of course, after you can see the file then there are two columns with a big blue arrow in the middle. The Left Column is the number of active mods including Fallout4.esm and DLCs first, just simply counting them off starting with Fallout4.esm at 0. Then the right column will tell you the load order of the mod in whichever position it is in. Load order is needed to acquire standalone mods (weapons, armors, clothing, etc.) that modders make using console commands.
Am I missing something? How is this easier than using the help command? Came here thinking this was a tutorial for proper mod loader btw. Mis leading title.
To the left of the gigantic blue arrow is the number of mods that you currently have active Fallout4.esm is always 00, and the DLC is also included in this list. So lets say (for example) you have all the DLC and 13 other mods active with Falcon Punch being 12th of the 13 on that list. Now with all the DLC included it thinks you have 16 mods active with Falcon Punch being 15th of 16.
To the right of the gigantic Blue Arrow you will see the Load Order, so on the left hand side scroll to 15 then look to the right hand side and see that your Load Order is 0F in my example. Specifically for Falcon Punch you would then enter without quotes "player.additem 0F000803" for the weapon. (Replacing the XX with your Load Order.)
Thank you, but honestly the title is a bit misleading to me. Title sounds as if this is a tutorial to help users put mods in the correct load order, similar to LOOT. Seems like, "Load Order Reference Tool" may ne more appropriate.
Sorry but i got no "Microsoft Power Point Excel" Can you make a "PDF-file" Not everyone got "MPPE" That would be very helpful. Many thanks in advance :-)
You can download an Excel Reader free from Microsoft's website and view this file that way. Also, it is just called Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint is another software altogether.
Yes, but I still get a bunch of people asking me in my mods how do you know the code for me when my mod is XX in my load order? Now I can just point them here. Or anyone that knows how it works, but either doesn't want to figure it out for a particular number or is lazy (like me) can just look at this chart.
If someone wants to make a program that is fine, this is just a simple excel file for those that just want a simple list of them all.
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Try downloading it again, make sure that you have Adobe Reader installed on your computer also. Alternatively, you can have Microsoft Excel or an Excel Reader installed on your computer and download the Excel version.
First step is seeing the file of course, after you can see the file then there are two columns with a big blue arrow in the middle. The Left Column is the number of active mods including Fallout4.esm and DLCs first, just simply counting them off starting with Fallout4.esm at 0. Then the right column will tell you the load order of the mod in whichever position it is in. Load order is needed to acquire standalone mods (weapons, armors, clothing, etc.) that modders make using console commands.
Lemme know if you need more help.
To the left of the gigantic blue arrow is the number of mods that you currently have active Fallout4.esm is always 00, and the DLC is also included in this list. So lets say (for example) you have all the DLC and 13 other mods active with Falcon Punch being 12th of the 13 on that list. Now with all the DLC included it thinks you have 16 mods active with Falcon Punch being 15th of 16.
To the right of the gigantic Blue Arrow you will see the Load Order, so on the left hand side scroll to 15 then look to the right hand side and see that your Load Order is 0F in my example. Specifically for Falcon Punch you would then enter without quotes "player.additem 0F000803" for the weapon. (Replacing the XX with your Load Order.)
I will look into converting it to PDF sure thing.
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Any chance creating a program that reads and lists the files? Or perhaps you can pass on the idea at least.
If someone wants to make a program that is fine, this is just a simple excel file for those that just want a simple list of them all.