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Designed for Whom is a MWSE module that will log instances where a player equips an item that doesn't seem to be compatible with thier body mesh.

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Designed for Whom
MWSE Module


Credits
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Designed for Whom by C89C


Version
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Version 1.0


Description
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Designed for Whom is a MWSE module that will log instances where a player equips an item that doesn't seem to be compatible with thier body mesh. It can be configured to show a popup in game when this happens. It will also log information about the event to mwse.log or its own DesignedForWhom.log if set to separate the output. This can be a useful debugging tool for tracking down mesh/texture issues, but I also made this since a lot of older clothing mod packs include clothing designed with only a male or female mesh. This can be annoying in morrowind for several reasons, not the least of which is that there is no way to really tell what is made for what unless the original mod author added an indicator to the object's name. Therefore, enter Designed for Whom which will let you know when you equip an item that wasn't necessarily designed for your body mesh.

You should know. The log output for this can range from ridiculous (~2K lines in 5 minutes) to basically nothing (~37 lines in 5 minutes) depending on how you have your blocklist and other settings configured. If you want the smallest log, I suggest adding every mod but the one you want to test to the blocklist and disabling always log.


Compatibility
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This is a pure MWSE module that doesn't modify any game files. It should be compatible with any other MWSE Module as well since it doesn't touch any game data and only reviews items to provide a log message or pop up notice.


Installation

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Preferably, install with your mod manager of choice. All my mods are packaged as proper FOMODs which means MO2, Vortex, and most other organizers should be able to install them fine. If you need to do a manual install, unzip the package and stick the MWSE folder in your morrowind data files folder. It might ask you to merge the folders. Hit yes. It will put my files where they need to go.


Changelog

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Version 1.0
    - Initial Version
    - Added separate logger if requested
    - Added a plugin blocklist so we can ignore errors from say Morrowind.esm which intentionally stuck male meshes on female characters for many items