Workshop Menu Manager

Directly in-game, take full control of your settlement build menus with a simple and intuitive interface.

Move items around, mark your favorites, or isolate categories to keep things clean and organized — all without leaving the game.

Powered by F4SE, the mod is completely safe to install or remove at any time, and it seamlessly detects build items added by other mods without causing any conflicts.

This mod has more issues than I initially expected.

However, if you uninstall it after installation, everything will return to normal without any problems.

Please try it out, and if you encounter any issues, uninstall it and wait for an update.

Sorry for the inconvenience!

⚠️ Note

For some users, an error message may appear asking to install the optional file when opening the Workshop Management Menu.

If this happens, please install the optional file “Error Resolution Files” from the Files tab.

Want to add more build menus? You can do so safely and without conflicts, though a little guidance is required.

For detailed instructions, see the Article tab.

Want to translate the mod?

There’s no need to edit the SWF directly; all text displayed in the UI is managed via the ESP.

Simply translate the ESP, and your changes will automatically appear in the SWF.

To use the mod, first open MCM and locate the Workshop Menu Manager menu.

From there, you can set a hotkey to open the management menu or open it manually.

When the menu is opened, it displays items in the same order as the workshop menu. The Build entries displayed here are read directly from the installed data, so if the user is using a language other than English, the items will appear in that language.

The menu has three types of boxes: white boxes represent the top-level Build Tabs, yellow boxes contain Build Groups with buildable items, and green boxes represent individual Build Items.

As described in the instructions at the top-left of the menu, use your keyboard or controller to move the cursor, press Enter to pick up or place items, and use F or Del to add items to favorites or isolate them.

For instance, moving the Special tab from the very front of the root menu to the second position under Structures > Wood in the management menu will also change its order in the actual workshop menu, just like in the screenshot.

The Favorites feature allows items to remain in their original location while also appearing in the Favorites tab, whereas the Isolation feature hides items from their original location, showing them only in the Isolation tab.