Novus Bannerlord Launcher

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Novus Launcher

What?

Novus(New in latin) Launcher is a new Bannerlord Launcher that supports presets with different load orders and gives you the ability to access certain game settings without starting the game. You can also create new presets, add URL's to those presets and share it with people so that they can import that preset and load their mod without being worried about the load order.

Why?

As you are all aware, most of the Bannerlord players are using mods to make the game more fun for themselves. Whether they are some total overhauls or small tweaks - you probably do required mods for your playthrough. And having so many mods cause compatibility issues or requires knowing clashes and forces you to come up with your own load order all the time. This becomes especially problematic if you enjoy switching themes from now and then (i.e. like playing with Eagle Rising and switching to Native factions for another mod etc)  And you require changing all this inside that limited mod launcher window that doesn't even properly resize or handle long lists. After seeing people are struggling with this, I decided to give it a go and create my own version for better handling of these issues. After working on this for ~3 days I would like to introduce, Novus - Bannerlord Launcher: A completely standalone launcher.

Main Features

- Steam Workshop + Modules: It scans all the mods, including Steam Workshop mods before showing you the list

- Resizeable and Dynamic: It comes with resizeable window along with full screen support. 4K, 8K, doesn't matter, it should be responsive always.

- Presets: Preset selection drop-down that organizes your current load order based on preset you created previously and/or imported.

- Search functionality - If you end up having bunch of mods, don't even waste your time by scrolling, just use search bar.

- Mod Installation: You can install your mods, regardless of their folder structure. Just drag-Drop your mod archive file (install archive files (zip,gzip,tar,tar.gzip,tar.bzip2,tar.lzip,.xz,.rar,. 7zip) or extracted mod folders to main window and it automatically installs it to Mount&Blade II:Bannerlord

- Importing/Exporting/Saving Presets: You can save mods to an existing preset, saving as a different preset or exporting it for other users to consume. You can also import Mod Organizer 2's .csv mod files.

- Configuring Presets: You can remove mods that you don't like from presets that are already in your preset list.

- Warnings/Information/Download Links: It shows information about mods that require each other and giving opportunity for you to download mods from their provided s