Recommended mod conflict detector?

[Awakened Gamer]

Just something easy to use that is updated and lets me know which are conflicting thanks all!

[blood gang member]

loot is a good one

[wowszer]

LOOT will sort your mods and give warnings if you are missing a required mod. However, if you load an old mod, and another newer mod that do something that overlaps and may conflict, well that requires you to read mod descriptions, a lot of times info there will tell you what you need to know, but not always.

[Nazenn]

LOOT does not detect conflicts. It ONLY tells you about conflicts that are manually entered into its system, which is practically never.

To do proper conflict detection you need to use Tes5Edit and be able to read Skyrims data structure.

There is currently no automatic conflict detection tool

[Awakened Gamer]

How does it detect?

[★Kelvy★]

It will not fix your problems only load order.
It gives you messages, warnings and errors about your game.

[Awakened Gamer]

I came across mod manager it seems far easier to use then the others and better.

[Ilja]

Any proper modm manager (Nexus Mod Manger or Mod Organizer) is strongly recommended, but neither the replaces LOOT as load order tool.

I recommend using either one and running LOOT to sort the load order, with known exceptions.

Load order and resource priority basics
http://steamcommunity.com/app/72850/discussions/0/523890681419356033/

[Awakened Gamer]

Actually watching a video they say loot system is already in place of mod manager:)

[Ilja]

Originally posted by Hero Gamer:

Actually watching a video they say loot system is already in place of mod manager:)

It is not a full version. I strongly recommend downloading and installing full version of LOOT. Methods in NMM and MO are not trustworthy tools.