Wabbajack requires an updated Home or Pro version of Windows installed to function. Outdated installations, LTSC, IoT Enterprise and "debloated" versions of Windows are not supported.

Wabbajack is an automated Modlist installer, making sharing your modded setups or installing the setups of others a more streamlined experience and giving list creators all the tools they need.

Every Modlist comes with its own README containing information and instructions on how to install it correctly. You should definitely read the Modlist specific README if you want a successful installation.

To manually install Wabbajack go to the latest release and download both the X.X.X.X.zip (will be the latest version number instead of X.X.X.X) and the Wabbajack.exe.

As of the time this is being written the only officially supported mod manager is Mod Organizer 2. There is however the option for creating a wabbajack installer that simply recreates a whole folder by …

The Stock Game method involves building a WJ modlist that stores the game files inside the MO2 install folder. WJ will recognize these files and copy them from the end-user's game folder.

Native-Game-Installer (Installers not using MO2) The following guide explains how to set up a "native" (or MO2-less) Wabbajack compilation for any given folder structure.

Wabbajack is an automated modlist installer that can reproduce an entire modding setup on another machine without bundling any assets or re-distributing any mods.

In addition to using a portable MO2 installation (or using the "Native Game Installer" method), mod authors are encouraged to use the recommended workflow for modlist development described in the …

Start by downloading Mod.Organizer-X.X.X.7z ("x.x.x" will be the latest version number) and extract it to a folder. Start the ModOrganizer.exe follow the first time setup tool to create a portable instance for …