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#HOW TO SET UP FALLOUT MOD MANAGER HOW TO#
#HOW TO SET UP FALLOUT MOD MANAGER INSTALL#
#HOW TO SET UP FALLOUT MOD MANAGER FULL#
#HOW TO SET UP FALLOUT MOD MANAGER MODS#
#HOW TO SET UP FALLOUT MOD MANAGER CODE#

Locate the Fallout 4 folder.ĥ) Click Select, then once back at the Steam Library Folders, make the Fallout 4 folder active.Ħ) Close that, then click okay on the settings, then go to your library.ħ) You can't install multiple places, so here's what's going to happen.

If you have one drive, then it you want to go up to c: Multiple drives, the drive you want to install it on. Click Steam Library Folders.Ĥ) When the next window opens, add new folder. Go to settings, under Steam, in the upper left hand corner. Those with more than one drive, on the other internal drive, if not already there, do the same thing.ģ) Open Steam. Locate C: Open that up.Ģ) Those with only the one hard drive, create a new folder. If you have the game installed elsewhere, please bear with me, I'll indicate where you all come in.ġ) Open My Computer, or Computer, or what have you.

#HOW TO SET UP FALLOUT MOD MANAGER HOW TO#

I will, at the end of each step, if you have more than one drive, indicate how to proceed, and cover SSD's. Some of these steps I have done since Fallout 3, and it does help, a lot, with all games that Bethesda has put out, and especially with Fallout 4. Those with SSD's, please bear with me, I will help you out as well. Anyway, let's get Fallout 4 moved, and up and running. You have to jump through so many hoops it's not funny. Those who are scratching their heads, wondering why this is not a good place to put a game that you want to modify, well, it's not a good place. Your instructions will follow after I get people to move Fallout 4 from the Program Files area. Those that do not have it there, already, you are one step ahead, but don't go patting yourself on the back, yet. Those who have it in their c:\Program Files (x86)\Steam, you will need to reinstall the game elsewhere, I will walk you through that in a bit. Second, locate where you have installed Fallout 4. Just keep the window open, we will come back to it later.

#HOW TO SET UP FALLOUT MOD MANAGER MODS#

But since most users of the nexus mods are all of that, let's get started.įirst things first, locate where your download folder of Nexus Mod Manager, for Fallout 4. You will need some time, patience, and even a little computer knowledge. Do not try to use it for Fallout 3, TES IV Oblivion, Fallout New Vegas, or TES V Skyrim.

It is only for Fallout 4, as both are 64-bit programs. There are a few things you need to know about this release.

#HOW TO SET UP FALLOUT MOD MANAGER FULL#

Know that this won't be the be all, end all, guide to what will be the full release, it is enough to get you going, and enjoying mods, again. I will, also, with a small list, add some mods to use with it. This guide will only cover, at the moment, Mod Organizer 2 alpha 3, made by Tannin.

#HOW TO SET UP FALLOUT MOD MANAGER CODE#

The cool people at PCGW for providing tweak commands: Īll rights on source code and libraries belong to their respective owners.As I read these forums, and I see more and more people not liking Nexus Mod Manager poorly handling mods, I thought to my self why not present an alternative to Nexus Mod Manager, and a guide to use it.

ini file will be overwritten, unless specifically changed within the Mod Manager, such as enabling/disabling tweaks. When you're done, just press the "Disable Nuclear Winter Mode" button. Your customini file will be disabled, and the following dll files will also be disabled: x3daudio1_7.dll, dxgi.dll, d3d11.dll.

Before you play Nuclear Winter, just click the "Enable Nuclear Winter Mode" button.

Right-click the mod you want to uninstall and then click the button "Uninstall" which is followed by the name of the mod.

Simply check or un-check the mods you want to use.

Find a mod you like, and drag it onto the Mod Manager, or click "Install a mod" and pick your file.

It will then attempt to auto-detect where your current Fallout76Custom.ini is, if the file doesn't already exist yet, it will create a blank one for you.

If it does not find your game, you will be prompted to provide the path to your Fallout76's Data folder (This is typically in a path such as: C:\Program Files\ Launcher\Games\Fallout76\Data)

It will attempt to detect where your game is currently installed.

Detects mods that have been updated since it was last ran.

So you can have tons of mods enabled at once.

Auto combines multiple mods into just a few.

ba2 files, so you can run as many mods as you like. It will also combine multiple mods into just a few. The mod manager will automatically detect what kind of mod you've enabled (by scanning its contents), and assign it to the correct load order. No need to fumble around with the Fallout76Custom.ini file anymore, this takes care of it all for you, and even creates one for you if you haven't made one yet already. It also makes it easy to quickly enable/disable various tweaks. This tool makes it a snap to install new mods and manage existing ones. Cloudy01's Fallout 76 Mod Manager Overview: