So far, I have been using Loot but it doesn't change my load order: ever. OR IF YOU'VE REINSTALLED THE GAME, start with a vanilla game and then install your mods 1 or 2 at a time until the trouble comes back. A simple disable doesn't work all the time.ĥ. UNINSTALL your mods 1 or 2 at a time to see if the problem goes away. While you're there, check out the comments and the bug reports and see if anyone else has the same issueģ. Visit the authors' mod pages and make sure you haven't missed anything like an UPDATE or PATCH, for exampleĢ.
You're gonna have to do some good, old-fashioned troubleshooting to find what mod(s) aren't playing nice with each other. If a name of your mod is on the list, this particular modification should work properly.Originally posted by Have Gun Will Travel:There's no sure fire way to fix this because it's obviously a mod conflict.Below, you can find an exemplary content of the plugins.txt file: Check whether the mods you have installed are on the list.In order to do that follow this path: C:\Uzytkownicy\\AppData\Local\Fallout4 and open the plugins.txt file with a text editor (e.g. Next, you have to check this plugin list.By doing this the game will load the list of mods and enter them into the plugin lists. Now start the Fallout 4 launcher but do not start the game itself.
Move the extracted files into the aforementioned Data folder.esm files (in some cases even folders - e.g. Then, download and extract the archive of the mod you are interested in.By default it is C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\Common\Fallout 4\Data. Find Fallout 4's Data folder on your computer.If, however, you have your reasons for installing the mods manually, please follow this instruction. During the manual mod installation, there is a higher chance of an improper installation resulting in a modification not working properly, or at all - this is why it is highly recommended to use one of the methods described above. The last method is the most difficult and the most dangerous.
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