keep in mind that these mods need to be installed in the order of priority. (stuff that wasn't part of FNV game ) and then go back and verify cache or use a backup that you have made through steam. Open the steam folder find The FNV folder. Then you can reinstall any tools like NVSE and other things when it is finished if needed. You could essentially delete everything and steam would restore the files properly. The process you did removing all the suspected files was to clean up the folder of any possible contamination. find "local files" Finally choose verify integrity of Game Cache. Here is what I have on a clean FNV folderĭon't worry about accidentally deleting something that is part of FNV. Unless it is one of the files that are part of FNV (esp, esm. Much like what you were dumping in there when you manually loaded these files. See all the nice BSA and folders and esp and esms. Where the Fallout New Vegas.exe can be found. Make sure you have a good internet and steam installed for FNV. This is sort of bad and can cause problems later but as a last resort. If you have been installing mods manually chances are other aspects of FNV is messed up as well. It is a very useful tool if you don't have the experience to hunt down all the files involved and manually fix them. You need to use a manager because it manages the files and allows you to remove them if they need removing. If you are dedicated you can easily learn the basics. Read it and try to understand most of the basics like how to open a package manager and add, remove and alter mods. If FOMM is the one you will be using for FNV then go here. Weapons.of.Cabinet.espįirst you need to learn how to use a mod manager.
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