Organization

Arsenal provides several tools to organize your mod collection: tags for categorization, separators for visual grouping, and powerful search/filter capabilities.

Tags

Tags help categorize mods for easy filtering and organization.

Adding Tags to a Mod

1. Click the three-dot menu on any mod
2. Select Edit Tags
3. Select the tags you want to apply
4. Click Confirm Tags

Bulk Tagging

Apply tags to multiple mods at once:

1. Select multiple mods using the selection circles
2. Click the Tags button in the multi-selection toolbar
3. Select the tags you want to apply to all selected mods
4. Confirm to apply to all selected mods

Filtering by Tags

1. Click the Filter button (funnel icon)
2. Select one or more tags
3. Click Apply Filter
4. Only mods with the selected tags are shown

To clear filters:

• Click Reset Filter in the filter dialog, or
• Deselect all tags and apply

Separators

Separators are visual dividers that help organize your mod list into logical sections.

Creating a Separator

1. Click the Add Separator button (expand arrows icon)
2. Enter a label (e.g., “Weapons”, “Armor”, “Quality of Life”)
3. Choose a background color
4. Choose a text color
5. Preview your separator in real-time
6. Click Add

Separator Properties

Color Picker

The color inputs support:

• Direct hex code entry (e.g., #fee800)
• Visual color picker (click the colored button)
• Paste from clipboard

Editing Separators

1. Click the gear icon on any separator
2. Modify the label or colors
3. Click Save

Deleting Separators

1. Click the trash icon on any separator
2. Confirm deletion

Reordering Separators

Drag separators just like mods to reposition them in your list.

Import/Export Separators

Share your separator organization between profiles or with others:

Export:

1. Open the Add Separator dialog
2. Click Export
3. Save the JSON file

Import:

1. Open the Add Separator dialog
2. Click Import
3. Select a separator JSON file
4. Separators are added to the current profile

Search

The search bar filters mods in real-time by multiple fields.

Searchable Fields

• Mod name/label
• Description
• Mod UUID
• Version number

Search Highlighting

Matching text is highlighted in yellow within:

• Mod labels
• Descriptions
• Version numbers

A fingerprint icon appears if the UUID matches the search.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Load Order

The position of mods in the list determines their load order, which affects how conflicts are resolved.

Understanding Load Order

By default:

• Lower position (top) = Loaded first = Lower priority
• Higher position (bottom) = Loaded last = Higher priority

When two mods modify the same file, the mod loaded last (higher position) wins.

Note: You can change this behavior in Settings to reverse the priority, making mods at the top of the list take priority instead.

Reordering Mods

Drag and Drop:

• Click and hold any mod row
• Drag to the desired position
• Release to drop

Context Menu: Right-click any mod for options:

• Move to Top — Position 1
• Move to Bottom — Last position
• Move to Position — Enter a specific number