I haven't been around for awhile, but I know there was a tool written in python that automatically reordered mods based on pre-defined lists.

Can anyone tell me what it was called? So sorry. I've been looking for a bit now, I remember the name was something semi-arbitrary.

wyremash, i'd give you a link but the only place i know where to get it is a dead link, but i think it's on nexus, and the wyre python installer is on planet elder scrolls, which helps out heaps

No, not Wrye Mash. That's hosted on Nexus now (Wrye's site is still down iirc).

This is a different mod ordering tool that does it automatically based on a list of mods with known conflicts, like I said. Also written in python, just like Mash.

You thinking of http://code.google.com/p/mlox/wiki/Mlox?

I still love you, Red Eye.

By that I mean thank you.

Hey, I do what I can :toughninja:

Ok. When starting up mlox for the first, I dont have the two notepad files, user or base files. Do we have to make them ourselves? Even before mlox has seen our plugin order?

Sounds like you only downloaded the interface not the base files that it requires.