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You need a legal copy of Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition updated to version 1.4 in order to use these mods.Also, the order of the mods I will be using is the preferred order they should be in when using Mod Organiser, which is my personal recommendation for a mod manager. Not all of the mods included have Nexus releases, so you will require a GUN account to gain access to some of them (although the mods I use are not necessary per se, so it's completely optional).Finally, this guide will require you to know how to use. You can check for a summary of installation and basic use.Without further ado, let's begin.Utilities:There's some basic utilities that require installation before we can start modding out our game. These will help with removing conflicts, stabilising the game, and are sometimes required in order for mods to run. The New Vegas script extender is one of the most important tools required for scripted mods to run.

Fallout New Vegas huge mod pack - anybody know one? Poco Bueno Texture Pack Any of Hectrol's textures. New Vegas Stutter Remover. The Mod Configuration Menu. Fallout: New Vegas - Poco Bueno Texture Mod. This modification is a compilation of all the Ojo Bueno Texture mods, now reduced in size and optimized for performance. Additionally, this file has all the textures in one easy-to-use FOMOD for a one click installation. New Vegas Mod Manager.

Installation is simple, if you downloaded the.zip file, all you have to do is extract the contents into your Fallout: New Vegas directory (SteamsteamappscommonFallout New Vegas), or run the installer that can also be found in the Silverlock site. Mod Organiser should recognise the extender right away. A powerful tool that allows the cleaning of master files, as well as the creation of merged patches for improved compatibility between mods. After downloading the file, I recommend creating a folder inside your Fallout: New Vegas directory, then extracting the contents of the.zip file into it. You then need to open Mod Organiser, click on the gears icon, change the title to FNVEdit, then click on the browse button to the right of 'Binary' and select FNVEdit.exe from the location where you installed it. Finally, click on 'Use Application's Icon for shortcuts' and then click on add. This launcher will allow your game to run with more than 2gb of RAM.

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New Vegas Texture Mod

The installation process is the same as NVSE, but you will have to add the launcher to MO through the same process used for FNVEdit. The Load Order Optimisation Tool will allow you to sort your load order, check for dirty plugins and will alert you of any missing masters in your load order. Download the installer and let it run, it should be automatically detected by MO. Note that you will have to run LOOT through MO in order to sort your load order. A small utility for merging multiple esps into a single package.

After downloading the.zip file I recommend creating a new folder inside your New Vegas directory, then extracting the program there. This also has to be added to MO through the same process as FNVEdit.Optional Utilities:The standard tool used to create mods for New Vegas.

Will be required for the optional advanced tweaking of mods.A tool used to add meshes into the Gamebryo engine. Will be required for the optional advanced tweaking of mods.Basic Setup:. Adds an interface to the pause menu that allows for customisation of mod settings. Download with manager OR download manually and use MO's 'Install a new mod from an archive' function on the top left of the interface. A dependency for some of the mods that will be installed further on. I'm getting texture glitches with the varmint rifle. What mods would be conflicting?

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Also, CASM says I'm using Lutana NVSE version 0 and that it is installed incorrectly. I installed it like other NVSE files. What would be the proper way? Thanks for the great guide btw.Make sure that the WRP - WMX patch is at a lower priority than both WRP and WMX, and if the issue continues rebuild your merge patch and/or archive invalidation. As for Lutana, you should try to reinstall the latest version, and check again.

Our other Minion @Roachbait May find this interesting, he suffers from old crappy laptop syndrome also. You didn't list your system spec. Hey Matt,Very nice mod list. Thanks for your help.I've followed your instructions to the letter, and the game looks awsome.I've just became aware of a little problem (that for me is kinda game breaking): The compass on the HUD isn't showing any markers.Yep, it's completly blank, you can see the bar where the compass should appear, but the markers are not there.I've looked around and the problem seems to be the version of DarnUI you suggested on your link. There's another, more recent version, of DarnUI that doesn't seem to cause the compass problem. Maybe change the link so nobody else gets this problem?Well.

My question now is: after following your steps and creating the merged patches, can I still uninstall all the UI mods, reinstall the newer version of DarnUI and then reinstall the other mods (HUD like fallout 4, oHud and UIO). I've never used merged patches before, so some help would be nice.

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First playthrough of New Vegas (I've done a few runs of Fallout 3 and never tried New Vegas for some reason, despite owning it and all it's DLCs for awhile.)I heard New Vegas is more flexible in terms of modding and graphics mods, and instead of playing Vanilla like Fallout 3 I want to change it up and use a nice graphics mods some of you can hopefully recommend me.I think for the most part, I can run a ton of the mods. I have a nice PC with a 1920x1080 144hz monitor.My specs:i7 4770k @ 4.1ghzGTX 780 3GB Available VRAM16GB RAMI'm mainly looking for good graphics mods, but none that completely murder my FPS, I want the game to still be nice and playable! Also, nothing that really alters the gameplay since it's my first run, unless something is severely broken and a mod fixes it. I'd rather try out realism type of shit after I'm done with my first run.

Since I've only modded Skyrim before was wondering what else you'd recommend? I have LOOT and NMM.Edit: SHIT I FORGOT THE FNV TAG:(. Awesome man, thanks!:DFor some reason, I'm a huge fan of very vibrant and colorful games. I know it takes away from the Fallout immersion with it being all apocalyptic but I'm really liking Rudy ENB. I tried out the Jay's ENB but my FPS was like 40 and the mouse seemed heavily delayed (but the ENB look absolutely amazing). Rudy is a good in between of performance and look of the Jay ENB:D I'm looking through your list and see some cool Feral Ghoul retextures and whatnot and I'm digging your list:D Thank you!Edit: Holy shit dude, the Dust mod on your mod sounds sick as hell. I'm definitely checking it out after my first run of New Vegas:D!.