NVSE on a 64 bit system?

[SoVeryFly]

So i installed sexout, sexout slavery, ZAZ, smaller talk, MCM, and brutal raper, and they were all on FOMM. More importantly, I installed NVSE. When I launched New Vegas, some error messages popped up. One said that sexout requires NVSE v9 but I have v0, and one said that I may need to reinstall the MCM mod or update my 32-bit C++ Visual Microsoft package. But my computer is 64-bit.

 

So I guess my quiestion is- should I reinstall everything or give it up beucase NVSE is compatible with 64-bit computers?

 

Thanks

[KainsChylde]

I run a 64 bit system and it all runs fine. Something is messed up.

[DoctaSax]

I'd say the MCM trouble is either due to UAC (having Steam installed under Program Files), or having another mod installed that changes UI without resolving the conflict using uHud. Or the C++ thing - nevermind the 32-bit; it works fine on 64, if installed.

[zippy57]

The "v9 not v0" error means you're missing the NVSE Extender, not NVSE itself.

[SoVeryFly]

Damn you guys are fast. Thanks for the help- I'll take another look

[SoVeryFly]

what should I do with the folder titled "src"?

[DoctaSax]

what should I do with the folder titled "src"?

 

Nothing, it's just the source code.

[SoVeryFly]

alright you guys have been awesome and i'm ALMOST there... MCM works now, and I set brutal rapers to max settings (I should be getting raped constantly) but instead I keep getting pushed down and my caps get taken, and no rape scene occurs. Again, thanks so much for the help and sorry for being ignorant.

[Guest]

You should post your load order, but first of all make sure you updated everything.

Common resources, sexout NG, brutal rapers, etc.

[SoVeryFly]

sexout, common resources, BNB, mikoto beauty, ZAZ, Smaller talk, Brutal Rapers, MCM, NVSE, Extender.

 

I think thats about right.

[zippy57]

That's not your load order. If you don't know what a "load order" is you need to get learn what it is before you start trying to install any mods.

[SoVeryFly]

Heyy that's quite the nifty lil' tool. Thanks for the info! well now that I know what the load order is, I'm sure this order isn't right. Anyway, here's from the top to the bottom on FOMM.

 

Mikoto beauty esm

sexout esm

sexoutCommonResources esm

GRA

Classic Pack

DeadMoney

Merc pack

caravan pack

tribal pack

old world blues

honest hearts

lonesome road

falloutNV esm

sexout slavery esm

mikoto beauty esp

BNB esp

sexout ZAZ esp

smaller talk esp

brutal rapers esp

MCM esp

 

wow that's way off isn't it!!! Pardon my ig'nance... but... what should it be?

Thanks for the help, it really is appreciated more than you might realize!

[srayesmanll]

Heyy that's quite the nifty lil' tool. Thanks for the info! well now that I know what the load order is' date=' I'm sure this order isn't right. Anyway, here's from the top to the bottom on FOMM.

 

 

Mikoto beauty esm

sexout esm

sexoutCommonResources esm

GRA

Classic Pack

DeadMoney

Merc pack

caravan pack

tribal pack

old world blues

honest hearts

lonesome road

falloutNV esm

sexout slavery esm

mikoto beauty esp

BNB esp

sexout ZAZ esp

smaller talk esp

brutal rapers esp

MCM esp

 

 

wow that's way off isn't it!!! Pardon my ig'nance... but... what should it be?

Thanks for the help, it really is appreciated more than you might realize!

 

That my friend is one of the more atrocious load orders I've seen (falloutnv.esm should be first as it's the main game, for example). First thing is to download BOSS from nexus. Read the instructions, install it, and run it. It will clean up your load order fairly well. You may still have to move things around, but it will set the main file and all dlcs, plus the sexout esms (in most cases) and most major mods. As for the regular sexout mods, they will normally fall to the bottom of the load order with BOSS (they are "unrecognized"). They normally are fine there, although again you may need to adjust them if you have other issues. But first things first - download and run BOSS.

 

Also, it's a good idea when posting a load order (they can get pretty long) is to put spoiler tags around them:

 

[ spoiler ] load order list [ /spoiler ] (remove the spaces from the tags to use them).

[SoVeryFly]

Thanks! I'll work on that once I finish this bloody paper...

[SoVeryFly]

So I did everything y'all said but I still get the error message "Sexout requires NVSE Extender v9 you have v0"... but I'm sure that my NVSE is correct! do I need something else?

 

Thans

[zippy57]

NVSE is not the same thing as the NVSE Extender.

[Guest]

Get the NVSE extender from here http://www.loverslab.com/showthread.php?tid=5965.

Get the NVSE 3b2 if you havent already from here http://nvse.silverlock.org/beta/nvse_3_beta2.7z

NVSE beta and NVSE latest differ (you need the beta, that is 3b2)

[SoVeryFly]

I'm aware of this, I have both nvse and the extender

[zippy57]

No you don't. You don't get this error message:

Sexout requires NVSE Extender v9 you have v0

If you have the NVSE Extender. If you do have it, you didn't follow the instructions and installed it in the wrong place.

[SoVeryFly]

Is it a problem that the NVSE folder does not appear in the data folder after I installed NVSE? When should that folder appear, or do I have to create it prior to installing nvse extender?

And I'm pretty sure I installed nvse correctly- I followed the readme's directions and copied the .dll and .exe files to the directory (the .exe files are just NVSE launcher and its text counterpart correct?)

Thanks guys

[Tasha69]

Is it a problem that the NVSE folder does not appear in the data folder after I installed NVSE? When should that folder appear' date=' or do I have to create it prior to installing nvse extender?

And I'm pretty sure I installed nvse correctly- I followed the readme's directions and copied the .dll and .exe files to the directory (the .exe files are just NVSE launcher and its text counterpart correct?)

Thanks guys

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You need to create the appropriate folders for extender manually. "FalloutNV/Data/nvse/plugins".

 

NVSE on the other hand goes into your MAIN fallout new vegas folder (not in data). Also make sure you use beta version 3b2, not the link above it (I've made that mistake before)

 

http://nvse.silverlock.org/beta/nvse_3_beta2.7z