I hesitate because not only would it cost at lest 5x the price of the entire FNV game, but I'd eventually just screw it up anyway.Can you tell I'm frustrated?Edited by trog69, 30 January 2012 - 03:06 PM. I'm seriously considering taking my new rig to a repair tech and having them install FVSE. My problem is that when following the installation instructions, I don't have any luck. Meaning that I cannot use mods like the Pipboy 2500 or say Project Nevada through FOMM.I know I can just boot up FONV using Steam, but frankly I just don't want to do that since I've become used to using FOMM for playing both FO3 (where FOSE works just fine.) and FONV (where NVSE doesn't work even though it's installed.)So what i want to know is this - is there a way I can get NVSE to work when I boot up FONV through the FOMM? If so how do I do this?Thanks.Īll legal versions of this game use steamall legal loaders for this game start steam then start the gameif NVSE doesn't work, you are not using it correctlyas it starts from the vanilla steam loader naturallyI am positive that you're right, in my case anyway. I have NVSE installed, but it doesn't seem to run when I play Fallout NV through the FOMM. About ready to go back and stick with FO3.Įdited by Nofsdad, 07 January 2014 - 11:41 PM.As title really. You've got to remove every thread of the old installation wih a registry cleaner and then reinstall.
The REALLY bad part is that you can't just do a Steam validate or even a regular Steam reinstall when it crashes. Beginning to look at one of the 4-5 dozen mods I have to install as the culprit but unless someone has a list of mods that keep 4Gb and NVSE from working together I guess it's going to be the old "one at a time until you find it routine". Everything works fine until I start reloading mods (Just rebulding after a crash a few months ago). I shut down and when I rebooted I was right back in the same mess again. You'd think I'd learn eventually.Įdit to the edit: Spoke too soon. In my case, as is usually the case with me, my problems stemmed from a dumbassed mistake on my part based on my thinking that although it had been almost a year since I last did something, I would remember it perfectly and had no need to RTFM again.
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