Global priorities are used to sort plugins on a "global" scale. LOOT will normally only sort plugins that conflict with each other, but setting a global priority will allow some plugins to load earlier or later than others, even if they don't conflict. This can be useful to make sure that e.g. unofficial patch plugins are loaded earlier than all other non-official plugins. Details about how they work in practice can be seen in the Metadata Syntax document: see the description for the "priority" field under "Plugin Data Structure".
+Global priorities are used to sort plugins on a "global" scale. LOOT will normally only sort plugins that conflict with each other, but setting a global priority will allow some plugins to load earlier or later than others, even if they don't conflict. This can be useful to make sure that e.g. unofficial patch plugins are loaded earlier than all other non-official plugins. Details about how they work in practice can be seen in the Metadata Syntax document: see the description for the "priority" field under "Plugin Data Structure".
-Below are the global priorities as they are grouped for the games currently supported by LOOT: - Skyrim - Oblivion - Fallout: New Vegas - Fallout 3
+Below are the global priorities as they are grouped for the games currently supported by LOOT.
--1999999 = -999999 Update.esm
-1999000 = -999000 DLC, Unofficial Patches, SPO
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ title: Global Priorities
See loot/skyrim#26 for details.
-Oblivion
+Oblivion
-400999000 = -999000 Oblivion.esm
-400980000 = -980000 DLCShiveringIsles.esp
@@ -60,11 +60,11 @@ title: Global Priorities
See loot/oblivion#7 for details.
-Fallout: New Vegas
+Fallout: New Vegas
To be determined...
-Fallout 3
+Fallout 3
-400999000 = -999000 Official DLCs, Unofficial patch
-300990000 = -990000 Patches besides the unofficial patch