meyer10101

There really needs to be a way to right click on the little orange bells and set Vortex to "ignore" them, preferably with an "ignore once" meaning that it would reset the "ignore" after Skyrim is launched/closed (for testing purposes) and a setting for "always ignore" where it will specifically ignore that .esm file for errors that prevent launching/running attached tools. Heck, not letting tools like TES5edit or LOOT run when there is an error is already inconvenient.

In response to post #29456319. #30074860, #30189735 are all replies on the same post. Because Bethesda owns all the stuff modders are playing with (related to their own games of course), so they get to say what goes and what doesn't about their own stuff. That's why. That's like asking why you can't spraypaint a public bench. It's owned by the local government and sure, they let everyone use it, but ONLY within the rules and limits they've set, no more.