Quick question involving sorting the mods because basically I just have a heavy bunch of both smpc and .suit mods but they’re mixed in with each other and can make it confusing especially with using certain smpc mods consisting of swinging loadouts and etc. basically, is there anyway to automatically sort our modding list or a easier format to put them in place without consistently dragging a mod over a few until it’s where you want to be😭 (especially in my case where I can’t just drag it up and the page won’t scroll up with as well so I have to drag it up a bit then scroll up the page to keep going so you can see the frustration lol)
There's no automatic sorting in Overstrike (because it cannot know which mods should come before which, there's simply no such information within the files; mod order requirements can be described by mod authors, and you should follow them to avoid problems).
Your profile, however, is just a text file (in .json format) inside 'Profiles/' folder. You can open it with a text editor and change the order of mod entries. It's not exactly user-friendly, because it only stores file path in there, but it's the same order as you see in Overstrike, so you can have a rough idea what is what. If you edit the file manually, be careful not to break file structure. If it's not correct, profile simply won't load. To be sure, you can make a copy of your profile and edit that, so in case any problems happen you have a backup to get back to.
Is there a trick to make it show more then 50 suits in game? I'm aware of the 80 suit limit, but in game it will only show a maximum number of 50 suits (10 rows of both modded suits and the original suits), and it just cuts off without showing the rest of my installed suits. The only workaround I've found is to delete the original suits that come in-game to make room for the modded suits I want added. Is there a way to show all of them, or even just add more rows of suits? Do I need to use "Adding Suits to New Slots Tool" as well??
Just press 's' in game. Scrollbar doesn't go lower than 50, but navigating up and down the rows still works.
The other tool works the same way, and won't help with that. It's possible that some UI mod could fix this scrollbar situation, but I don't think there currently is one that does.
No, suits limit is the game's bug. It's about 80 additional suits, but uninstalled suits count too, unless you reset it by using fresh saves. See README for more details.
is there a way to change the install path without making a new profile? i got a new, faster ssd and moved spider-man remastered there and now i can't reinstall my mods.
You can edit your profile's .json file (in 'Profiles/' folder) with any text editor (Notepad, for example). Just be sure to follow the format in there, path needs to be between two " and backslashes should be written twice. Then simply start Overstrike and your profile will be pointing to a new location.
Does anyone know if I can change suit names with the Suit Name Importer mod? If not, is there any other way to change the name of my suit from J Jonah Jameson?
No, and that thing is only to be used with old suit adding tool. If you want to install names from .suits, you should simply choose your game language in Overstrike settings. There's currently no way to rename suits the way you want.
im noticing overstrike causes the bug where your skills are greyed out and cant buy skills. this has to be fixed or there has to be some fix to it. its annoying
It's a game bug, not Overstrike's. Same happens when you use other suit adding tool. The game simply reacts to new suits like that for some reason. Workaround is to uninstall suits, unlock one skill in all trees, and install suits back.
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Your profile, however, is just a text file (in .json format) inside 'Profiles/' folder. You can open it with a text editor and change the order of mod entries. It's not exactly user-friendly, because it only stores file path in there, but it's the same order as you see in Overstrike, so you can have a rough idea what is what. If you edit the file manually, be careful not to break file structure. If it's not correct, profile simply won't load. To be sure, you can make a copy of your profile and edit that, so in case any problems happen you have a backup to get back to.
The other tool works the same way, and won't help with that. It's possible that some UI mod could fix this scrollbar situation, but I don't think there currently is one that does.