[Idea]Loverslab Skyrim mod downloader

[xjbpru8]

There are many mods in LL,but it's hard to find which one I want or conflict with the others.

If there is a tool to arrange mods,it will be easier to choose what I want.

The picture below shows what I think about 

 

[Fredfish]

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/1334/?

[Guest]

Just use a combination of Mod Organizer/Nexus Mod Manager, LOOT and Wrye Bash. We don't need another program just for sorting LoversLab mods.

[hldmn]

Instead of making another program, how about having an installation file of sexlab and it's mods with options during the installation?

[WaxenFigure]

 

I think what he's asking for in that poorly worded way (which is why everyone is confused about what he wants) is a downloader system that will work with Mod Organizer to check mod versions and download updates automatically, like how it works with Nexus.

[grumbler]

It would be nice to have a central repository wherein the current mods would be clear, and we could avoid problems like people downloading Prison Overhaul (which causes SyRe reproccer to fail, but not for any reason that obviously has to do with XPO).  Mods change here so ofeten that any unified download would be obsolete in a day, but some visual system that tells us what mods are updated at any given time, and which are incompatible with other elements of the Skyrim system would be nice.  I can't think of how it could be effectively done, but it would be nice., 

[Jmathers]

I think, he is asking for a automated downloader / updater for mods. that will also notify the user of req.

and supply warnings to conflicting mods, so the user doesn't have to find out the hard way.

[xjbpru8]

I think what he's asking for in that poorly worded way (which is why everyone is confused about what he wants) is a downloader system that will work with Mod Organizer to check mod versions and download updates automatically, like how it works with Nexus.

 

 

It would be nice to have a central repository wherein the current mods would be clear, and we could avoid problems like people downloading Prison Overhaul (which causes SyRe reproccer to fail, but not for any reason that obviously has to do with XPO).  Mods change here so ofeten that any unified download would be obsolete in a day, but some visual system that tells us what mods are updated at any given time, and which are incompatible with other elements of the Skyrim system would be nice.  I can't think of how it could be effectively done, but it would be nice., 

 

 

I think, he is asking for a automated downloader / updater for mods. that will also notify the user of req.

and supply warnings to conflicting mods, so the user doesn't have to find out the hard way.

 

yes,that's all what I thought.Sorry for my bad English.

I am not a programmer,so I just post this idea.