Moon_Dew Posted August 24, 2014 Posted August 24, 2014 I've been trying to add your mod (Mission Mojave), AWOP, ELECTRO-CITY, EVE, Project Navada, FOOK, Interior Lighting Overhaul, NVInteriors (Original and Urban), Project Brazil, WME, WMX, Diversified Mojave Wasteland, GRA - The Right to Bear Arms, Improved Throwing, More Perks, The Someguy Series, and Run the Lucky 38 into my game. Believe me, I've been trying, but all of those mods have so many damn patches that look so similar to each other that I don't know which ones to use and which ones to scrap. I've tried all day yesterday and all I got was a headache. Okay, seriously, how do I get these damn mods to work? Exactly which patches and/or mods do I need to get this setup to work? Please, I've spent all day yesterday working on this and all I got out of it was a headache and frustration, and I'm both out of ideas and patience. Please, I'm begging you, help me out.
Guest tomm434 Posted August 24, 2014 Posted August 24, 2014 Oh really? You should visit each mod's page and see if there are some patches. Then you download the patches and place them after the main mod files. I hope you don't want is to do all the work for you because that wouldn't be help, that would be servility
Moon_Dew Posted August 24, 2014 Author Posted August 24, 2014 You think I haven't TRIED getting it to work myself? I spent all day yesterday working on it and what did I get? A headache and frustration! I've done what I've could, now I'm asking for people more experienced than me for help.
Guest tomm434 Posted August 24, 2014 Posted August 24, 2014 Ok, here is the instruction for you: 1) Open mod page on Nexus 2) Read description 3) Open download section 4) Download patch (if it exists) 5) Install patch (via any download manager or just put esp in Data Folder) 6) Place that patch after the main mod file in your Fallout load order 7) Goto 1 for the next mod I guarantee you that after you've done everything for every mod you have, you'll solve all of your problems. You want anyone else to do this work for you? Do it for every mod you have? Well, if anybody here is that kind I'll shake his\her hand. If you have questions regarding particular stage, ask questions away.
Imperfection Posted August 24, 2014 Posted August 24, 2014 Best advice has been given by tomm434 already, modding is not for the feint of heart at times. I will add my own 2 cents in that you should try mods 1 at a time and make sure that mod works before adding the next one, it sounds like your trying too much at once.
Halstrom Posted August 24, 2014 Posted August 24, 2014 Bump due to apparent lack of interest.Careful of your head there repetitive bumping can cause loss of consciousness, sorry our emergency Mission Mohave expert call team weren't available at the time of your posting. It's more a lack of information and lack of experts than lack of interest, you didn't provide a Load Order. Mission Mojave isn't "my" mod, if you think the issue is specific to that mod you are better off posting in the Mission Mohave support thread or if that fails IM'ing the Author. It's also possible that there just isn't a patch available/possible to make X,Y,Z & J to work together, you are trying to use pretty complex mods together that overlap in features.
RitualClarity Posted August 25, 2014 Posted August 25, 2014 Please, I've spent all day yesterday working on this and all I got out of it was a headache and frustration, and I'm both out of ideas and patience. Please, I'm begging you, help me out. Sure. Don't use all those mods. Project Brazil and Project Nevada? Really .. ok then add others. Sorry. At your level of experience there isn't any way that I know of that will get all those working together without serious work in GECK. Merged patches and whatnot and still most likely won't work properly all the time. Too many scripts. Also lets say you do get them to work most of the time these mods are very heavy scripted .. This will stress the game engine to the braking point and cause a failure even if everything is installed correctly. I have been using many of those mods you mention. ( not all of them) and have been modding my game for quite some time. I can't even get half those working properly or satisfactory at the same time.
doomcat9 Posted September 2, 2014 Posted September 2, 2014 some of the mods you meantioned dont really work together and also may conflict each other, highly recommend you go thru the mod pages again and especially look thru the pages for what mods they conflict with and install ONE mod at a time, yes there are times mods will have the same requirement or patch then all you can do is see if the most recent version of the patch available would work for both or if there is going to be conflict... when it comes to mods, you cant be to greedy.. sometimes you have to pick and choose between them :/ *points to Halstrom and ritualclarity* they are the best, listen to what they say.... i cant give you better advice than that
CoxcombCornking Posted September 2, 2014 Posted September 2, 2014 That list of mods given in the OP, being written in paragraph form, leads me to believe there is no Mod Manager in use, as well. We usually see example load orders submitted in a vertical list. No mention of any other sort-of necessary utilities (ie. LOOT, FNVEdit, etc.). You are in for an extended bad day without them.
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