Absolutely!
Don't break your arm over it, but adding groupings/presets would be a very nice thing.
Oh, and an error in case you have an older version of a mod in the disabled mods folder, and a newer one out with the rest of them.
I've had some interesting glitches relating to that.

Were I not simultaneously busy and lazy I would have tried to add to the source provided.

CorTool isn't dead YET...

I haven't actually been working on groups, but I have been working on a feature I planned from the beginning.



I've finally discovered how to make Finder treat .rte folders as single files (much like how Mac treats app folders as single files.) What this means is that now I can have double-clicking mods automatically install them to CorTool's currently selected CC app with a single dialogue, then have CorTool close again and get out of the way. No need to even have my app running to install mods.

The best part is, CorTool will set this up automatically as soon as you run it, and even has an option to disable it for the sake of mod developers:



Now the only problem is that Mac is a bit jumpy with this feature and enabling and disabling is unpredictable. I can't fix this so you guys will just have to deal with it. It's not that bad, really, though.

As soon as I have CorTool handling these files like it should, I'll push out an update (if I even remember how )

Woah, that's awesome! Great job mate!

(Sorry for the +1-ish post, but I think he deserves some encouragement. )

Interesting feature, that.
Another feature that strikes me as being useful would be a module icon -> folder icon converter, to basically give each mod the greatest possible distinction from each other. As a test if this is a good idea I manually applied it, and it sure makes determining what mods are in place easy. It also reminds me how hideous magenta is ... the program would have to replace that with transparency. And scale to 4x without softening.
EDIT:
From this:


To this:

Though I did not actually screengrab the same modules... I did not think ahead that far.

Dang, I wish I had the patience to teach myself obj-c / cocoa. Making apps looks like so much fun.

Now all we need is an iPhone/iPad CC.

By the way, is it possible to generate different sizes for the .ico? like the 16x16, 32x32, ... 512x512? Oh, and I like the idea of doubling the icons pixelart-style as opposed to doing a bicubic intoperlation.

I think apple bundles a utility for that somehwere. Might be in developer tools, or something. "Icon Composer" is its name I think.
I did not make ico files, I just opened the moduleicon.bmp, selected everything, copied, opened the folder's information panel, and pasted over the icon.

For some reason I cant download any mods that end with .rar Its really frustrating. Any suggestions?

Oh yeah, I know about icon composer, I was talking about for the bundles. Might be more trouble than it's worth, however.

Cannot download? What do you mean?

If you mean that you cannot unpack them, i recommend The Unarchiver. http://wakaba.c3.cx/s/apps/unarchiver.html
If you mean that you really cannot save them to you machine I have no idea what would cause that. Maybe parental controls?
If not, it is something you are doing differently.

Get winrar?

Well, I thought about the idea of having CorTool automatically assign icons, but it would be somewhat pointless. I can't have CorTool searching your whole drive looking for .rte folders to add icons to. Right now Finder itself is handling the folder modification. I could have CorTool add the icon after you install the mod, but you won't be likely to even look at the mod's file after you install it. That's kind of the whole point of CorTool.

Also, does anyone know why SneakyMax's thread and my thread were un-stickied?

I unsticked a bunch of stuff, including those, for cleanliness's sake. You're linked in Useful Topics.

Ah, alright. While that does make it harder for newbies to find the threads, you're the moderator. Thanks for letting me know.

EDIT: wow, harder than I thought. It took me a good 30 seconds to find it on that page, even with the link highlighted from visiting before.

Oh right.
I'm so used to having an alias to the resources folder (and an alias to open the game inside its own resources) that I forgot that it's not normal.