Magical Item and Spell Sorter (MISS) - Customisable Inventory Sorting

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❖ FEATURES ❖

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The first full item and spell sorter of its kind AFAIK. This mod aims to make inventory and spell book management, and interacting with the UI more convenient, enjoyable, and faster. Have items and spells categorised in a more sensible way without the need to scroll through an almost endless list of items with somewhat arbitrary names, exclusively sorted in an alphabetical order, to find several similar items scattered across the entire list.

Everything is fully configurable within the files, with a text editor of your choice!

This mod doesn't need an engine plugin, thus no conflict potential with other mods. It only modifies the localisation string database, nothing vulnerable is touched. You can run this pretty much in every mod setup, combine it with your favourite weightless item mods, magic overhauls, and the like.

Sorting Features

Upon installation (in a mod manager) you're presented with an installer that lets you pick and choose what parts of the mod you want to install. You can select from a variety of sorting options and presets. They define how the categorisation and tiering is presented. For example, when it comes to tags, there are presets that add short affixes in front of items/spells so that you can quickly identify the item/spell type, or there are ones that have the items/spells categorised but use invisible tags for that purpose so that you can go with a minimalistic setup, or you choose to not use any tags and thus no categorisation at all. You can either stick to one of the presets, create your own one, or download one of the community-made ones. More on that in the preset section below. It's your choice!

The mod also changes the order of words (or adds additions/details) in some item and spell names that come in multiple variants to ensure a better alphabetical order, where a "Superior" version of an item no longer sits in a completely different spot than the base item because it has the prefix "Superior". You can see this in action on the screenshots above (or in the Images section).

Example:

Vanilla:

• []Amber Arrow[/]

  [][...][/]

  []Fine Amber Arrow[/]

  [][...][/]

  []Grand Amber Arrow[/]

• []Amber Arrow[/]

  []Amber Arrow, Fine[/]

  []Amber Arrow, Grand[/]

  The presentation of item tiers (Fine, Grand etc.) can be easily customised to your hearts content in a config file.

  Most spells also got a full name rework - while their original names are kept in parentheses - so that you can directly see what they do,