LOE (Load Order Editor)

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LOE (Load Order Editor)

A quick and simple tool to easily adjust the load ordering for server mods.

Devraccoon

Jul 13th 2024

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You need .NET Core for this to work:

Runtime installer for 8.0.3

Features

• Easy sorting system (keybind- and button based).
• Built-in failsafe for invalid paths.
• External linking for important info

Downloading & Using

1. Open Load Order Editor.zip.
2. Extract Load Order Editor.exe into your user / mods folder (where all your server mods are).
3. Run Load Order Editor.exe that you just extracted.

Images

hub.sp-tarkov.com/attachment/7878/

Support

As always, reach out to me on Discord if you need help:

- net.hazelify, or the SPT-AKI Discord server

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LOE (Load Order Editor) 1.1

Thanks for downloading!

Welcome to episode 1.1 of LOE!

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Quite a few things have been added since the initial release. Thanks to the comments for notifying me about issues!
Hopefully I have greatly reduced the problems (perhaps even eliminated them?) that users may stumble upon.

Installation instructions can be found on the Overview page.
Video showcase coming tonight!

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Devraccoon

Mar 18th 2023

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Thanks for downloading!

Welcome to episode 1.1 of LOE!

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VirusTotal:

Quite a few things have been added since the initial release. Thanks to the comments for notifying me about issues!

Hopefully I have greatly reduced the problems (perhaps even eliminated them?) that users may stumble upon.

Changelog:

• Renamed "?" button to "FAQ" to be more clear to read.
• Fixed mods not showing for people who haven't edited their order.json.

New features:

• Auto-filling of mods that haven't been added into order.json.
• Optional auto-removal of mods that are in order.json but not in the user/mods folder.
• Double-Click to open mod in File Explorer.
• order.json generation if it doesn't exist.
• If order.json is faulty or corrupt, you will be asked if you'd like to re-generate it.

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LOE (Load Order Editor) 1.2

Welcome to episode 1.2 of LOE!

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Not big of an update, just a patch. Useful for those with smaller screens!
Thanks to @skybellrock#0546 and @TINYTEETH#6969 on Discord for this update.


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Devraccoon

Mar 23rd 2023

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Welcome to episode 1.2 of LOE!

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Not big of an update, just a patch. Useful for those with smaller screens!

Thanks to @skybellrock#0546 and @TINYTEETH#6969 on Discord for this update.

Changelog:

• Fixed listing system shrinking horizontally when vertical scrollbar was visible. (README.txt is misworded, refer to this)
• Disabled vertical resize to be more friendly on the list system.

New features:

• Added fancy vertical-only resize ability on the main window to accommodate the list system.

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hazelify added a new version:

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LOE (Load Order Editor) 1.3

Welcome to episode 1.3 of LOE!

VirusTotal: Linked on the repo

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Backend changes

• Fixed mods not being listed properly on start if newly added

Devraccoon

Mar 30th 2023

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Welcome to episode 1.3 of LOE!

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Backend changes

• Fixed mods not being listed properly on start if newly added

hazelify added a new version:

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LOE (Load Order Editor) 1.4

Welcome to episode 1.4 of LOE!

VirusTotal: Linked on the repo

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Backend changes

• Fixed an accidental thread-sleep slipping in; moving mods around should be smooth now.

Devraccoon

Mar 31st 2023

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Welcome to episode 1.4 of LOE!

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Backend changes

• Fixed an accidental thread-sleep slipping in; moving mods around should be smooth now.

hazelify added a new version:

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LOE (Load Order Editor) 1.5

Welcome to episode 1.5 of LOE!

VirusTotal: Linked on the repo
GitHub release page: Release

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Backend changes

• Fixed a bug where having more than 1 orphaned mod in order.json would cause an annoying loop of messages.
• Probably something else I missed; I'm tired lmao, you'll find out

UI changes

• A bunch of UI changes!
• Overhauled the UI to be more minimalistic
• Added a context menu for clearing cache and other stuff.
• Added tooltips for more contextual

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Devraccoon

Apr 26th 2023

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Welcome to episode 1.5 of LOE!

VirusTotal: Linked on the repo

GitHub release page: Release

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Backend changes

• Fixed a bug where having more than 1 orphaned mod in order.json would cause an annoying loop of messages.
• Probably something else I missed; I'm tired lmao, you'll find out

UI changes

• A bunch of UI changes!
• Overhauled the UI to be more minimalistic
• Added a context menu for clearing cache and other stuff.
• Added tooltips for more contextual information on some components.
• Added a button for deleting the selected mod.

Devraccoon added a new version:

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LOE (Load Order Editor) 2.0

New release!

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Changelog

• Visual update over the old LOE
• Framework switch from .NET Framework to .NET Core 8.0
• Increased responsiveness
• Fancier GUI
• Nice new toggleable sidebar

Devraccoon

Apr 5th 2024

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New release!

VirusTotal: Linked on the repo

Changelog

• Visual update over the old LOE
• Framework switch from .NET Framework to .NET Core 8.0
• Increased responsiveness
• Fancier GUI
• Nice new toggleable sidebar

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LOE (Load Order Editor) 2.1

New release!

Virustotal: Linked on the repo

Changelog

• Fixed error message saying that LOE was in the wrong folder
• Changed font from Bender to Bahnschrift (pre-installed with Windows)

Devraccoon

Apr 5th 2024

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New release!

Virustotal: Linked on the repo

Changelog

• Fixed error message saying that LOE was in the wrong folder
• Changed font from Bender to Bahnschrift (pre-installed with Windows)

Devraccoon added a new version:

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LOE (Load Order Editor) 2.2

New release!

Virustotal: Linked on the repo

Changelog

• Fixed (hopefully) scaling issues users were having with LOE 2.1.
• Replaced the sidebar system with a minimalistic bottom-panel system.

Devraccoon

Apr 12th 2024

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New release!

Virustotal: Linked on the repo

Changelog

• Fixed (hopefully) scaling issues users were having with LOE 2.1.
• Replaced the sidebar system with a minimalistic bottom-panel system.

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LOE (Load Order Editor) 2.3

New release!

VirusTotal: Linked on the repo

Changelog

• Changed to a bold font for (in my opinion) a better looking list system.
• Added persistent window sizing; resizing LOE will cause it to keep the new size throughout restarts.

Devraccoon

Apr 14th 2024

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New release!

VirusTotal: Linked on the repo

Changelog

• Changed to a bold font for (in my opinion) a better looking list system.
• Added persistent window sizing; resizing LOE will cause it to keep the new size throughout restarts.

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LOE (Load Order Editor) 2.4

New release!

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Changelog

• Updated to 3.9.0

Devraccoon

Jul 7th 2024

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New release!

VirusTotal: Linked on the repo

Changelog

• Updated to 3.9.0

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LOE (Load Order Editor) 2.5

New release!

VirusTotal: Linked on the repo

Changelog

• Fixed "Object reference not instantiated" error if a mod that is being moved doesn't have sptVersion property in the metadata

Devraccoon

Jul 13th 2024

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New release!

VirusTotal: Linked on the repo

Changelog

• Fixed "Object reference not instantiated" error if a mod that is being moved doesn't have sptVersion property in the metadata

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Hello there. Is it perhaps possible to add a drag-and-drop function? with 100 mods it is a bit tiring and time-consuming to move a mod from the bottom to the top

Not planned, but I may consider it. You can always use this one for drag-and-drop functionality.

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Would it be possible to do a 64-Bit version of it? It is linking to the x86 dependencies and needs the 32-bit framework to run.

Sure it is. However, you're the only person to ask for this in the entire year+ that this tool has existed. I also don't see any benefit other than allowing more memory usage, which shouldn't be a problem to begin with for 32-bit.