Mod Manager Options - TNG 10.0.3
| TNG version: | ≥ 10.0.3 |
The Mod Manager Upgrade project added a configuration file that allows users to change the processing options.
Options Screen
Configuration File
The mmconfig.php file is created by the Mod Manager code if it does not exist. The following are the default values
\$options['mmlogfile'] = \"modmgrlog.txt\";
\$options['enablelist'] = \"1\"; // Enable Affected Files List defaults to Yes (1)
\$options['newfile'] = \"1\"; // Display New Files in Affected Files list defaults to Yes (1)
\$options['afcopyfile'] = \"1\"; // Display Copy Files in Affected Files list defaults to Yes (1)
\$options['namecol'] = \"0\"; // Display Affected Files list defaults to Config File Name (0)
\$options['showlistas'] = \"0\"; // Display Affected Files list as defaults to Table (1)
\$options['logactions'] = \"1\"; // Log Mod Manager Actions defaults to Yes (1)
\$options['maxlines'] = \"2000\";
\$options['sortby'] = \"0\"; // Sort List by defaults to Config File Name (0)
\$options['bypassconfirm'] = \"0\"; // Bypass Confirmation Screen defaults to No (0)
\$options['bypassaction'] = \"0\"; // Bypass Action Messages Screen defaults to No (0)
Affected Files List
Enable Affected Files List
The default option is to display the Affected Files List in the Mod List screen. This was provided by Bart Degryse's Affected Files mod mod in previous TNG versions.
The user can change the option to No to suppress the display of the Affected Files List in the Mod List
Display New Files
The Display New Files option controls whether the Affected Files List displays new files created by the mod. The default is to display them but the user can change the option to No to suppress their display.
Display Copy Files
The Display Copy Files option controls whether the Affected Files List displays files that are copied (%copyfile) or copied to (%copyfile2) by the mod. The default is to display them but the user can change the option to No to suppress their display.
Mod Manager Log
The Mod Manager Log section allows you to change whether to log the Mod Manager actions. The default option is to log the Mod Manager actions in a new file. You can specify the file name to used for the log file and how many lines to maintain. The default log file name is modmgrlog.txt and the default number of lines is 2000.
Other
The Other option section allows you to set which column you want to use for the list sort in the Mod List and Batch Updates screen. It defaults to the Config File Name.
You can also set the option to bypass the Confirmation screen when processing from Mod List. Delete actions will always require a confirmation. You can also bypass the Action screen messages, such that if you bypass both confirmation and action the Mod List screen will be return on completion of the action. Note that the actions will still get logged unless you have disabled the logging option.
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