CP77 Mod Order

Inspired by RED4 conflict

CP77 Mod Conflict Manager

A lightweight standalone tool that scans your Cyberpunk 2077 archive/pc/mod folder, detects hash-level conflicts between .archive files, and lets you set a precise load order to control which mod wins each conflict — no guesswork, no trial and error.

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You can also download it here or download the source and build it yourself.

What it does

Cyberpunk 2077's mod loader loads archives in the order defined by modlist.txt. When two mods contain a file with the same internal hash, the mod that loads first wins. This tool makes

that process visible and controllable:

• []Conflict detection — shows exactly which mods clash and over which resources

  []Win / Loss tracking — for every mod you can see how many conflicts it currently wins and loses based on load order

  []Priority system — assign a numeric priority (1–99) to pin important mods to the top of the load order

  []Drag-and-drop reordering — manually arrange the full load order with instant conflict recalculation

  []Conflict graph — a searchable table of every contested resource and all the mods that touch it

  []Backup & restore — every time you apply a new order, the previous modlist.txt is automatically backed up with a timestamp so you can roll back

  How to use it

  • []Download CP77-modorder.exe from the Files tab — no installation required, it's a single executable.

    []Run it. On first launch, click … or the folder icon in the toolbar to browse to your mods folder (typically <Cyberpunk 2077 install>\archive\pc\mod).

    []Click Scan. The tool reads every .archive file, detects conflicts, and displays results.

    []Review the mod list. Mods highlighted in red have at least one loss — they're being overridden by something above them. Click a row to see the detail panel: which mods it conflicts with and over which resources.

    []Adjust order by dragging rows, or double-click a row to set a numeric priority.

    []Click Apply (toolbar) → Write modlist.txt to save the new load order.

  • Launch the game.