SResourceDataDirsFinal=STRINGS\, TEXTURES\, MUSIC\, SOUND\, INTERFACE\, MESHES\, PROGRAMS\, MATERIALS\, LODSETTINGS\, VIS\, MISC\, SCRIPTS\, SHADERSFX\ In Fallout4.ini, repalce the line sResourceDataDirsFinal=STRINGS\ (under the section), with: In order to make your copy of Fallout 4 mod-friendly, you need to edit two configuration files, Fallout4.ini and Fallout4Prefs.ini.
In the case of Fallout 4, these are found (by default) in:Ĭ: > Program Files (x86) > Steam > SteamApps > Common > Fallout 4Ĭ: > Users > My Documents > My Games > Fallout 4Ĭopying these files will ensure that, in the event of a catastrophic failure on your part (or if you just want to start from a clean install), you don't have to download and re-install the game.
Check back later for some info on the best mods to use.The first step to modding any game is to make a backup of all of your games files, including any loose configuration files. Let's hope other games follow suit: the weird world of mods has long been one of the greatest advantages that PC players have over console players, but those old divisions are weakening every day. Just know that the Xbox One imposes a 2gb limit to the number of mods you can install.Īnd just like that, console players gain a literally infinite amount of content for one of the best games of 2015. Some mods will require other mods to work, some mods might conflict with each other, some might not work at all, and some, inevitably, will slip some of that nudity and copyrighted material in there anyway. That means it will definitely be possible to totally mess up your game, something that console players are not quite used to yet. After that, the most important advice is to be careful: Bethesda has said that it's going to be cracking down on nudity and copyrighted content for console mods, but it's also trying to get out of the way as much as possible.
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