SKYRIM SHOULD I CLEAN MASTER FILES HOW TO

This is not a must-use part of Wrye Mash but I find it quite handy: it lets us add shortcuts to any utility we want. If you ever need to change directories, if you decide to store your mods elsewhere for example, click the cog icon at the bottom of Wrye Mash, select the paths tab.

Just a few more steps to complete the installation!ДЄll Wrye Mash needs to know is 1/ Where your Morrowind is, 2/ where the mods you'll download are 3/ Where mlox is.

At last, double-click on mash64.exe (or your shortcut).

Originally, we had to open a console and type in commands but Wrye Mash changed this. tes3cmd comes as an exe but double-clicking on it won't do much.

Download tes3cmd and extract it in Morrowind/Data Files.

Create an MLOX folder like this Morrowind/MLOX and download MLOX into it.

SKYRIM SHOULD I CLEAN MASTER FILES HOW TO

OPTIONNAL (and you probably know how to do this but hey) I like to create a shortcut and give it a pretty Morrowind icon since I basically use Wrye Mash instead of the Morrowind Launcher.To start Wrye Mash, you will find the executable in Morrowind/Mopy/mash64.exe.

Open the Wrye Mash zip and extract it to your Morrowind directory.Head over to the Nexus page of Wrye Mash Polemos Fork or, for OpenMW users the Wrye Mash for OpenMW by Polemos page, and download the ењ†4 manual version.More importantly, you will still need Wrye Mash to clean saved games. Some prefer ModOrganizer2, an excellent tool as well though it will take more time to do anything as MO2 needs to build the virtual Data Files every time. Nowadays, Polemos' fork is the recommended one: it integrated important modding tools such as MLOX and tes3cmd and is actively maintained. There have been a few versions since, as well as couple of forks. Wrye Mash has been around for years, originally developed and maintained by Wrye.

Skyrim should i clean master files