If I could only use one mod for Skyrim, hands down, this would be it.
The default setup alone is worth it, but there is also simple yet robust customisation via an .ini file that allows you to not only customise exactly what does (and doesn't) go in to each category (including any items, magic, etc. added from other mods), but also lets you create (or remove) categories and sub-categories and set what order they go in. The layout (2 rows, 5 columns by default) can be completely changed; heading, sub-heading and text colours can be set; oh and you can even set the position of the window
In short, a must have for anyone that wants a usable PC UI for Skyrim.
Equip sets are the answer to a dual wielder's biggest frustration -- the fact that hotkeys don't work for the left hand. And they do so much more. I immediately made a custom menu for my thief and created 7 equip sets, one for every occasion. What a time saver.
grod_the_giant said it perfectly. I was keeping my favorites list shorter than I really wanted because the vanilla list was so cumbersome. Now it's so easy to use that I've probably tripled what's on my list and it's STILL far better than it was.
Some mods are good, adding useful new content in the game. Some mods are cool, but not necessary, upgrading graphics or something similar. Some mods change the way the game is played. They add new spells, new combat techniques, new enemies-- all very useful things. And some mods are so simple and profound that you have to wonder why they weren't included in the game to begin with.
This is one of those mods. Ten seconds after installing it, I couldn't imagine playing without it. It does exactly what it says it does, but what it does is SO USEFUL IT'S AMAZING. Not only does it sort your favorites menu-- highly useful as that might be-- but it provides a much, much larger window, making it infinitely easier to switch between weapons and spells without incessant scrolling.
I give this mod all of the endorsement I can muster. Download it now.
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The default setup alone is worth it, but there is also simple yet robust customisation via an .ini file that allows you to not only customise exactly what does (and doesn't) go in to each category (including any items, magic, etc. added from other mods), but also lets you create (or remove) categories and sub-categories and set what order they go in. The layout (2 rows, 5 columns by default) can be completely changed; heading, sub-heading and text colours can be set; oh and you can even set the position of the window
In short, a must have for anyone that wants a usable PC UI for Skyrim.
You. Rock.
This is one of those mods. Ten seconds after installing it, I couldn't imagine playing without it. It does exactly what it says it does, but what it does is SO USEFUL IT'S AMAZING. Not only does it sort your favorites menu-- highly useful as that might be-- but it provides a much, much larger window, making it infinitely easier to switch between weapons and spells without incessant scrolling.
I give this mod all of the endorsement I can muster. Download it now.