Vortex 0.17.1 (Testing)

[AugustaCalidia]

Thank you, Tannin42, for this latest Vortex. I downloaded it today, and I very much like what I'm seeing:

• No more runaway plugin sorter
• The new contrast theme
• Active profile name on display in the upper left hand corner of the dashboard
• "Manage Rules" button on mods page
• Vastly improved file conflict menu

I'm sure I'll find other nice changes, but those I just mentioned are a good start. I'll add more to the list as I find them.

[kakistokrat]

where can 0.17.1 be found?

[AugustaCalidia]

https://github.com/Nexus-Mods/Vortex/releases

[HadToRegister]

Looking forward to the stable version, someone mentioned there's a nice big MANAGE RULES window now.

LOVE the Rule Manager, I hope it exists for the MOD tab too, that's where it will really shine

[AugustaCalidia]

  On 1/26/2019 at 6:04 PM, HadToRegister said:

Looking forward to the stable version, someone mentioned there's a nice big MANAGE RULES window now.

 

LOVE the Rule Manager, I hope it exists for the MOD tab too, that's where it will really shine

 

Yes, there is a "Manage Rules" button for the mods page. Furthermore, there's a significant change in the file conflict menu that should cut down on cyclic errors. For example, when you set a rule in Mod B that "Mod B load after Mod A," then in Mod A Vortex automatically sets and locks a corollary rule that "Mod A load before Mod B." To change the rule in Mod A, you must then first unlock the rule. This should reduce the number of cyclic mistakes in setting rules. See the following pictures.

 

 

 

 

 

[HadToRegister]

  On 1/26/2019 at 8:15 PM, Augusta Calidia said:

 

  On 1/26/2019 at 6:04 PM, HadToRegister said:

Looking forward to the stable version, someone mentioned there's a nice big MANAGE RULES window now.

 

LOVE the Rule Manager, I hope it exists for the MOD tab too, that's where it will really shine

 

Yes, there is a "Manage Rules" button for the mods page. Furthermore, there's a significant change in the file conflict menu that should cut down on cyclic errors. For example, when you set a rule in Mod B that "Mod B load after Mod A," then Vortex automatically sets and locks in Mod A a corollary rule that "Mod A load before Mod B." To change the rule in Mod A, then you must first unlock the rule. This should reduce the number of cyclic mistakes in setting rules. See the following pictures.

 

Mod Rule A.jpg

 

 

Mod Rule B.jpg