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About this mod
PLOX is a rust re-write of MLOX, a utility tool to sort a modlist topologically according to ordering rules. PLOX also outputs warnings and notes dependent on the mods in your load order. You can use it as a GUI app or as a commandline tool.
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# PLOX - Plugin Load Order eXpert
PLOX is a rust re-write of MLOX, a utility tool to sort a modlist topologically according to ordering rules. PLOX also outputs warnings and notes dependent on the mods in your load order. You can use it as a GUI app or as a commandline tool.
Supported games:
- ✅TES3 - Morrowind
- ✅OpenMorrowind
- 🚧Cyberpunk 2077
PPlugins are sorted according to rules. The rules are hosted in their own repository:
You can additionally specify your own rules in a text file that you can create: (Game directory)/mlox/mlox_my_rules.txt
Source code on GitHub: https://github.com/rfuzzo/plox
The PLOX GUI supports a configuration file called `plox.toml` (place next to `plox_gui`) that allows you to customize its behavior.
Here's an example of how to use the `plox.toml` file:
## Differences to MLOX
- For Morrowind.exe, not really any other than this is a bit faster
- For Openmw: this supports it natively
## Usage
1. Download `plox_gui.exe`from the latest release from <https://github.com/rfuzzo/plox/releases>
2. Place `plox_gui.exe` next to the game's exe
3. Double click `plox_gui.exe` to run
## Screenshots
## Credits
- MLOX https://github.com/mlox/mlox
- MLOX Rules https://github.com/DanaePlays/mlox-rules
- OpenMw Cfg Crate https://gitlab.com/bmwinger/openmw-cfg
PLOX is a rust re-write of MLOX, a utility tool to sort a modlist topologically according to ordering rules. PLOX also outputs warnings and notes dependent on the mods in your load order. You can use it as a GUI app or as a commandline tool.
Supported games:
- ✅TES3 - Morrowind
- ✅OpenMorrowind
- 🚧Cyberpunk 2077
PPlugins are sorted according to rules. The rules are hosted in their own repository:
- TES3 - Morrowind and OpenMW: https://github.com/DanaePlays/mlox-rules
You can additionally specify your own rules in a text file that you can create: (Game directory)/mlox/mlox_my_rules.txt
Source code on GitHub: https://github.com/rfuzzo/plox
The PLOX GUI supports a configuration file called `plox.toml` (place next to `plox_gui`) that allows you to customize its behavior.
Here's an example of how to use the `plox.toml` file:
config = "openmw.cfg"
game = "OpenMW"## Differences to MLOX
- For Morrowind.exe, not really any other than this is a bit faster
- For Openmw: this supports it natively
## Usage
1. Download `plox_gui.exe`from the latest release from <https://github.com/rfuzzo/plox/releases>
2. Place `plox_gui.exe` next to the game's exe
3. Double click `plox_gui.exe` to run
## Screenshots
## Credits
- MLOX https://github.com/mlox/mlox
- MLOX Rules https://github.com/DanaePlays/mlox-rules
- OpenMw Cfg Crate https://gitlab.com/bmwinger/openmw-cfg