» Sat Feb 19, 2011 5:54 am Truth be told, I've never touched Wrye Bash. I've read a lot of positive comments about it, especially how it has "so many good functionalities"
But still, I'm a bit confused, because unlike manual and omod installation, there seem to be a lot of things to do to install a mod aside from a few file moving and esp ticking. So far, I install OMOD ready mods by OBMM and others by manual install, after that I sort them out with BOSS. It works well, is there something in Wrye Bash that I miss?
But still, I'm a bit confused, because unlike manual and omod installation, there seem to be a lot of things to do to install a mod aside from a few file moving and esp ticking. So far, I install OMOD ready mods by OBMM and others by manual install, after that I sort them out with BOSS. It works well, is there something in Wrye Bash that I miss?
Everything.
I can hardly remember what using mods without Bash was like, though I suspect that on the whole it's features are more useful to me as a modder than a player, and I have hardly scratched the surface of what it can do. :shrug: Nevertheless, it's the go-to utility of choice for me.
