It’s a very large guide that walks you through the entire process Installing and configuring mo2, installing mods, merging mods, running dyndolod and other tools. Since mo2 2.4 alpha 6, a new command has been added to modorganizer.exe to reload plugins during execution If your plugin is named “my plugin”, you can use the following command to reload it while mo2 is running: The given argument, organizer, is an instance of iorganizer which is the class used to interface with mo2 Here, we use it in the isactive() method to retrieve the “enabled” setting for our plugin.
These are almost like independent applications except they can access all mod organizer interfaces like querying and modifying the current profile, mod list, load order, use mo to install mods and so on. Welcome to mo2 python plugin api’s documentation Plugins are a way to extend mod organizers functionality You can write plugins in either c++ or python, theoretically with either being as powerful as the other This documentation is dedicated to writting mo2 python plugins. This interface allows plugins to add virtual file (or directory) links to the virtual file system in addition to the mod files
It is kind of annoying to create a mo2 python plugin that kind of works and have it crash at some point simply because there plugin is missing a function implementation You can have mypy warn you for such issue by typing the createplugin or createplugins functions: Module plugins were introduced in mo2 2.3 and are shipped as whole folder containg a python module The minimum content of the folder is a ``__init__.py`` file with ``createplugin`` or ``createplugins`` Pyqt6.qtwidgets.qmessagebox.standardbutton) special button to be used inside taskdialog widgets
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