One caveat. When you use it to install a modlist, it offers to set up mo2 as a non-steam game for the modlist you downloaded. Which works great, and makes it easy to keep the lists separate.
But I found I prefer using this mo2 installer, which launches mo2 when you launch the game in steam, and then moving the mod list or changing my mo2’s base directory path.
Sweet, I’ll have to try it next time I install TTW or Skyrim lol.
I just setup TTW last month, found a BSA extractor for Linux so it took 10 minutes and not 2 hours…but installing everything with the Best of Times and Wasteland Survival Guide lists…that took a while.
Just to confirm, is that Jackify for the wabbajack and ttw?
https://github.com/Omni-guides/Jackify
Or is there another one?
Yep, that’s the one!
One caveat. When you use it to install a modlist, it offers to set up mo2 as a non-steam game for the modlist you downloaded. Which works great, and makes it easy to keep the lists separate.
But I found I prefer using this mo2 installer, which launches mo2 when you launch the game in steam, and then moving the mod list or changing my mo2’s base directory path.
https://github.com/Furglitch/modorganizer2-linux-installer/releases
Both options work, so ignore that if you prefer the former or don’t care. Just though I’d share.
Sweet, I’ll have to try it next time I install TTW or Skyrim lol.
I just setup TTW last month, found a BSA extractor for Linux so it took 10 minutes and not 2 hours…but installing everything with the Best of Times and Wasteland Survival Guide lists…that took a while.