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Copyright (c) 2024 archon0ne
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# LoadOrderEditorDD
My own load order editor with drag-and-drop. It's just a simple python script, mostly written by chatgpt. Install to sptaki base dir (next to aki.launcher.exe)
provided as-is. Don't expect support. If it works for you; good shit. 👍
Features:
Automatically gets all mods in ./user/mods and creates a load order list from them. When you press save, it dumps the list items to order.json after backing the old order up as order.bkp.
You can hover each mod for more information about it (pulled from package.json)
Again, fully expect this to have failure cases. Made this for myself.