Nexus link: https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/54262
PLOX is a rust re-write of MLOX, a utility tool to sort a modlist topologically according to ordering rules. PLOX also outputs warnings and notes dependent on the mods in your load order. You can use it as a GUI app or as a commandline tool.
Rules are automatically downloaded from the respective Rules repository (see below for details).
Supported games:
- ✅TES3 - Morrowind
- ✅OpenMW
- 🚧Cyberpunk 2077
The PLOX GUI supports a configuration file called plox.toml (place next to plox_gui) that allows you to customize its behavior. Here's an example of how to use the plox.toml file:
Optional fields:
config = "openmw.cfg"
game = "OpenMW"Rules spec taken from mlox - the elder scrolls Mod Load Order eXpert.
Plugins are sorted according to rules. For the rules spec see: Rules Spec
The rules are hosted in their own repository:
- TES3 - Morrowind and OpenMW: https://github.com/DanaePlays/mlox-rules
- 🚧Cyberpunk 2077: https://github.com/rfuzzo/cmop-rules
PRs are welcome!
- Download
plox_gui.exefrom the latest release from https://github.com/rfuzzo/plox/releases - Place
plox_gui.exenext to the game's exe - Double click
plox_gui.exeto run
- Download
plox.exefrom the latest release from https://github.com/rfuzzo/plox/releases - Place
plox.exenext to the game's exe - Open a terminal window and run
plox.exewith a command
Usage: plox.exe [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>
Commands:
sort Sorts the current mod load order according to specified rules
list Lists the current mod load order
verify Verifies integrity of the specified rules
graph Outputs the rules as a graphviz dot file
help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
Options:
-l, --log-level <LOG_LEVEL> Set the log level, default is "info" [possible values: trace, debug, info, warn, error]
-g, --game <GAME> Set the game to evaluate, if no game is specified it will attempt to deduce the game from the current working directory [possible values: morrowind, openmw, cyberpunk]
-n, --non-interactive Disable user input
-h, --help Print help
-V, --version Print versionSorts the current mod load order according to specified rules
Usage: plox.exe sort [OPTIONS]
Options:
-g, --game-folder <GAME_FOLDER> Root game folder (e.g. "Cyberpunk 2077" or "Morrowind"). Default is current working directory
-r, --rules-dir <RULES_DIR> Folder to read sorting rules from. Default is ./mlox for TES3
-d, --dry-run Just print the suggested load order without sorting
-u, --unstable Use the potentially faster unstable sorter
-n, --no-download Disable automatic downloading of latest ruleset
-m, --mod-list <MOD_LIST> Read the input mods from a file instead of checking the root folder
-c, --config <CONFIG> (OpenMW only) Path to the openmw.cfg file
-h, --help Print helpLists the current mod load order
Usage: plox.exe list [OPTIONS]
Options:
-r, --root <ROOT> Root game folder (e.g. "Cyberpunk 2077" or "Morrowind"). Default is current working directory
-c, --config <CONFIG> (OpenMW only) Path to the openmw.cfg file
-h, --help Print helpVerifies integrity of the specified rules
Usage: plox.exe verify [OPTIONS]
Options:
-r, --rules-dir <RULES_DIR> Folder to read sorting rules from. Default is ./plox or ./mlox for TES3
-h, --help Print helpOutputs the rules as a graphviz dot file
Usage: plox.exe graph [OPTIONS]
Options:
-g, --game-folder <GAME_FOLDER> Root game folder (e.g. "Cyberpunk 2077" or "Morrowind"). Default is current working directory
-r, --rules-dir <RULES_DIR> Folder to read sorting rules from. Default is ./mlox for TES3
-m, --mod-list <MOD_LIST> Read the input mods from a file instead of checking the root folder
-c, --config <CONFIG> (OpenMW only) Path to the openmw.cfg file
-h, --help Print help