Rename your current Custom Content folder; for now, call it
Moho 14 OLD. Make an empty folder next to it and call it
Moho 14. Then make a second folder at the same level and call it
Moho 14 Custom.
When you launch Moho, it will ask you to Choose a content folder. Instead of choosing the renamed folder, choose the folder called
Moho 14. Moho will install new content for it, and it will become your 'default' custom content folder. DO NOT CHANGE THIS FOLDER. This will be a backup folder which you can use to test how Moho
should work without modification.
Now, from the Help Menu, select
Choose Custom Content Folder..., and choose the folder
Moho 14 Custom. This will become your new Custom Content Folder, and it will be the folder you will actually
customize. (You can actually call this folder anything, so long as it's different from the backup's name.)
Move the scripts in small batches from the
OLD folder to your new
Custom folder, and run Moho to test them. To speed up the process, you can use the hotkeys
Ctrl+Shift+Alt+L to load the new scripts instead of relaunching Moho each time you update the folder. (Don't forget any relevant resource files.)
Once you've updated your new Custom Content Folder and all custom scripts appear to work without issue, you can delete the
OLD folder if you like.
I like to keep my content folders organized like this...
The folders designated
LGD (for
Little Green Dog) are my
custom folders, and the rest are my
unmodified backups.
Tips: I would save adding the MYND scripts for last, as they are very old tools that haven't been updated in a while. If any tools are incompatible with Moho 14.4, it could be one of them.
I would also reorganize the custom
Tools Window Groups. For example, Mult Rush's
MR_Guides is not part of the MYND tools, so it doesn't make sense to place it in the MYND Group. The MYND custom groups appear because the file
_tool_list.txt is present in the
Scripts>Tool folder. Remove this file and make your own Groups. You can make your own custom Tools Window Group layout using
Tool Layout in
Preferences. Here's how the Tools Window Groups look on my computer after I customized it...
You can also edit the _tools_list.txt using a text editor. This can make it easier to make big changes to the groups at once. But I suggest using
Tool Layout first to establish the correct format.
(I'll make a tutorial on this topic; it seems to come up often.)
Good luck!
