I got a message saying there was content missing from the save, but when I loaded it everything was as it should be. Instead of the default Steam launcher, and it works fine.
:( If that is indeed the case, Bethesda is digging their own grave.Īnyway I just launch the game through this:
I sincerely hope that's just my inner paranoiac conspiracy-theorist muttering in his sleep, but. that aren't being downloaded from their own service.
I dunno, but this FEELS like someone at Bethesda is upset people are already making mods. Having almost every settlement suddenly drop to 0 food would have made the game unplayable.Įven using the NMM manager wasn't helping. Originally posted by GM Pax:Much obliged I've made extensive use of a mod that gives working "planters" for crops - dirt-filled boxes like already exist in NPC locations. Or just mark plugins, fallout, falloutcustom, fallout4 inis to read-only then go into game folder and rename fallout.exe to Fallout4Launcher.exe after every update and you never have to worry about the launcher breaking the mods. Here is an easy fix that doesn't need NMM or any other script / program to fix the issue. Originally posted by ANCRON:Saw a lot of threads where people can't use their mods after update. txt that will result in game not launching. Warning in the file is there so you don't screw up the load order or remove essential. This fix is permanent and will not require you to edit the file, unless you add more mods or forget to make the file Read Only.Īs always, if you mod the game, you do it at your own risk. Nonegativeaffinity.esp <~Mod I use, replace with the names of mods you use. # This file is used by Fallout4 to keep track of your downloaded content. Open DLClist.txt and copy everything in it to Plugins.txt (paste it under the text) Find similar files: Plugins.txt and DLClist.txtģ). Go to C:/User/Username/Appdata/Local/Fallout 4.Ģ). Here is an easy fix that doesn't need NMM or any other script / program to fix the issue.ġ). Then I created a plugins.txt in the Fallout 4 VR folder inside AppData.Saw a lot of threads where people can't use their mods after update. (As an aside, does it matter if they're in subfolders within "Data?" That wasn't explained in any of the tutorials I saw.) The way I did this was downloading the files and extracting them into the Fallout 4 VR "Data" folder. Because I don't have the original game (on PC), I couldn't use Nexus Mod Manager, so I had to go for a manual install. I've watched several YouTube videos about the process of installing mods for Fallout 4 VR. TL DR: I don't have the original Fallout 4, so I have to install mods manually. Okay, I've been trying to avoid making this post because there's already a fair amount of info here and elsewhere about installing mods, but I've run into a wall.
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