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.

This page will get you started for creating a MO2 python plugin. If you have troubles getting everything setup, feel free to come by our discord server at https://discord.gg/cYwdcxj.

This section contains (links to) examples of MO2 Python plugins. Some of these plugins have been created for educational purpose and are thus very detailed and easy to understand or get started from.

An installer is invoked when the user tries to install a mod, either by double clicking in the download view or through the “Install Mod..” button or “Reinstall mod” item from the mod lists context menu.

This page will get you started for creating a MO2 python plugin. If you have troubles getting everything setup, feel free to come by our discord server at `https://discord.gg/cYwdcxj `_. Required tools

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 …

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.

This method is mainly used during installation (to find which installer should be used or to recurse into multi-level archives), or to quickly indicates to a user if a mod looks valid.

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``

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