mods not allways activating / starting

[Cock Sucker]

so I boot up nmm, click f4se (up2date) and two things happen.

 

1. the mods run normally on load and all fine

 

2. when I try to load a game file it moans about achievements / disabled etc.etc, if I quit game and restart it works :/

 

 

 

No.2 doesn't happen often say 1 in 5 game starts but it does.. so what would cause it? :/

[VonHelton]

so I boot up nmm, click f4se (up2date) and two things happen.

 

1. the mods run normally on load and all fine

 

2. when I try to load a game file it moans about achievements / disabled etc.etc, if I quit game and restart it works :/

 

 

 

No.2 doesn't happen often say 1 in 5 game starts but it does.. so what would cause it? :/

 

You don't use NMM or MO to start the game. You create a shortcut on your desktop of F4SE's exe file & use that instead.

 

         

[Cock Sucker]

 

so I boot up nmm, click f4se (up2date) and two things happen.

 

1. the mods run normally on load and all fine

 

2. when I try to load a game file it moans about achievements / disabled etc.etc, if I quit game and restart it works :/

 

 

 

No.2 doesn't happen often say 1 in 5 game starts but it does.. so what would cause it? :/

 

You don't use NMM or MO to start the game. You create a shortcut on your desktop of F4SE's exe file & use that instead.

 

         

 

 

figures.. I thought you had to go through nmm to do the mods >.<

[VonHelton]

 

 

so I boot up nmm, click f4se (up2date) and two things happen.

 

1. the mods run normally on load and all fine

 

2. when I try to load a game file it moans about achievements / disabled etc.etc, if I quit game and restart it works :/

 

 

 

No.2 doesn't happen often say 1 in 5 game starts but it does.. so what would cause it? :/

 

You don't use NMM or MO to start the game. You create a shortcut on your desktop of F4SE's exe file & use that instead.

 

         

 

 

figures.. I thought you had to go through nmm to do the mods >.<

 

 

No.......All you use NMM & MO for these days is to check mark the mods you want to be active. That's all.

 

       

[Benmc20]

Don't think it's caused by NMM / MO at all. Actually, I run my game by the "launch with F4SE" through NMM and it just works without any hiccup.

 

Is your game in the "program files" directory ? If so, move it ouside. And the rest of Steam too.

[Cock Sucker]

Don't think it's caused by NMM / MO at all. Actually, I run my game by the "launch with F4SE" through NMM and it just works without any hiccup.

 

Is your game in the "program files" directory ? If so, move it ouside. And the rest of Steam too.

 

its default install to the x86 steam / steamapps / common folder

 

 

so I boot up nmm, click f4se (up2date) and two things happen.

 

1. the mods run normally on load and all fine

 

2. when I try to load a game file it moans about achievements / disabled etc.etc, if I quit game and restart it works :/

 

 

 

No.2 doesn't happen often say 1 in 5 game starts but it does.. so what would cause it? :/

 

You don't use NMM or MO to start the game. You create a shortcut on your desktop of F4SE's exe file & use that instead.

 

         

 

 

did a shortcut to f4se to my desktop and tried today after I got back from the hospital and it did it again -.-

[Benmc20]

Okay, just for your info, those two directory "program files" are specialm : they limit some access.

 

Best thing is to reinstall your entier Steam (and games) outside those directory, like I did myself: in my case my Steam directoryu is in my secondary HDD. So, it's actually "E:\Jeux\Steam\SteamApps\common\Fallout 4". No problem this way.

[VonHelton]

Okay, just for your info, those two directory "program files" are specialm : they limit some access.

 

Best thing is to reinstall your entier Steam (and games) outside those directory, like I did myself: in my case my Steam directoryu is in my secondary HDD. So, it's actually "E:\Jeux\Steam\SteamApps\common\Fallout 4". No problem this way.

 

Fascinating!

 

So when you install a new game, will Steam use that folder or revert back to using C:\Program Files?

 

???

[Benmc20]

By default, Steam installs the games in sub' so, if you move your Steam outise "program files", you'll be good for the future.

[Cock Sucker]

I thought about doing that but not having a second spare HD >.< and how many mammoth games I got installed is horrifying >.<