Any tool that show all all masters dependencies for plugins in a simple overview?

[Tar]

Hi guys

 

I'm looking for a tool that can give a simple summary/overview over all master dependencies for my mod plugins.

I can find this info in MO and TES5Edit but that take a lot of time, I have to look through each plugin, or maybe there is a easier way.

 

Anyway, someone that know if there is a tool that make this possible?

 

cheers :)

 

[IsharaMeradin]

If you highlight the plugin in Wrye Bash (WB) its required master files are displayed on the lower right of the window. Also, WB uses color coding to indicate if any of your plugin's master files are out of order or are missing.

 

Nexus Mod Manager (NMM) can also tell you the required master files for each plugin as they are highlighted on the plugins tab.

 

Those are the two easiest methods (that I know of) for seeing what other files are required for every plugin installed without having to restart an application or reload different sets of data.

[Atchodas]

Wrye Bash : I aint sure if you can see all master dependencies in single window but surely it shows you what masters every mod needs to run and if those masters are in wrong order or something Wrye Bash will always highlight the mod that has Reorded masters and such and you will be able to fix it . Unless you really need all the master dependencies in one window Wrye Bash should do the job for you , as mentioned in post above Color Coding makes it easy to notice , and when u select mod that is different collor than green on the bottom left part of the window it will tell you what the problem is ( 95% of the time it will be Masters has been reoreded , and those few times when u mess up it will tell you in red that Master is Missing ).

Also You need to launch Wrye Bash trough Mod organizer ( add executable ) for it to work .

Overall Wrye Bash is definetly essential tool that you need no matter how many mods u using , Bashed Patches are god sent , it will merge some of your smaller mods and patches into one Bashed patch that patch will merge all mods leveled lists into one aswell, cleaning your load orded and leaving more free space there , aswell its essential to use with mods that alter Leveled Lists to avoid troubles .

Edited September 24, 2014 by Atchodas

[Tar]

Thanks for tips...I will try Wrye Bash then...