Jiroun Posted October 25 Share Posted October 25 Vortex devs, all this aggressive automation like not adding (or even removing if I understood correctly) the ability to drag and drop mods or forcing a long and boring purge after every slight change is a quite toxic things to do. Why are you choosing for us? Argument about "better technical", "troubleshooting" and everything like that does not have anything to do with that. The deploy order and sort order are two principally different things, isn't it? Users can actually have mods sorted not by their deploy order and be fine! Cause obviously it's just a schematic view in the vortex ui, not an actual deploy order, which is.. well, what to say if it itself is one of the categories of sorting! And you have already added such thing as highlighting sorting, which is literally 1 or 2 steps away from manual numbering and drag and drop sorting. So what's your problem? Purging is absurdly frequent, it would make sense, if it happened every deployment, but every single action? Even with mods that have nothing to do with a conflicting ones? Not only had to move from default symlinks to hardlinks to get rid of endless system admin requests, but now also started to simply removing conflicting files from mods just to save some time and also because another one absolutely crazy thing - conflicting files overriding each other even in a staging folder?! And won't be restored even after after disabling the mod?! So I have to either reinstall mod or access its achieved version! If this is not a bug, it's not okay. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
showler Posted October 25 Share Posted October 25 Deploy order is for assets. Load order is for plugins. Vortex's deploy system is designed to only create links/move files that "win" the deploy order conflict resolution rules. Automatic sorting can simply be turned off and then you can order things any way you want. Too frequent purging is caused by conflicting files in mods that get installed to the root folder, I believe. People seem to have luck fixing it by simply installing the Script Extender manually rather than letting Vortex do it. If you are talking about a game that none of this applies to then I apologize. You didn't specify. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BrotherShamus Posted October 28 Share Posted October 28 On 10/25/2024 at 6:15 PM, showler said: Deploy order is for assets. Load order is for plugins. Vortex's deploy system is designed to only create links/move files that "win" the deploy order conflict resolution rules. Automatic sorting can simply be turned off and then you can order things any way you want. Too frequent purging is caused by conflicting files in mods that get installed to the root folder, I believe. People seem to have luck fixing it by simply installing the Script Extender manually rather than letting Vortex do it. If you are talking about a game that none of this applies to then I apologize. You didn't specify. How can I turn off automatic sorting? I'm trying to move one plugin (Charmers of the Reach) to load before another plugin (The New Gentleman) but Vortex won't allow it due to cyclical rules. It keeps telling me that there's a rule where CoTR has to load after TNG but I've set no such rule and can't "manage" it because no such rule exists. I'm playing Skyrim SE and after several re-installs of these and all related mods, I simply cannot resolve this. I've set CoTR to deploy before TNG in my mods section but cannot move the plugin for CoTR to load before TNG. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
showler Posted October 28 Share Posted October 28 In the Plugins tab there's just a button at the top that says "autosort enabled". Click it to switch to "autosort disabled". Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vortexposer Posted October 28 Share Posted October 28 (edited) Those look like Groups. Go to "Manage Groups" tool in Plugins tab and either undo cycle or rt click (in manage groups) and choose "reset". Edited October 29 by vortexposer Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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