Cracked Fallout New Vegas 4gb

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Hey guys, didn't want to start new topic, but I have the same problem, hope you could help me out.I've been modding every TES game since Morrowind and this is the first time I'm trully lost. I've decided to buy New Vegas Ultimate Edition on Steam. I'm using Mod Organizer. But I can't get the MO load the mods into my game. The game starts, no problem, but there are no mods. I'm using NVSE.I have reinstalled the game several times.

Reinstalled MO several times. Connected it every time, but no result. I even tried to move the game as it's described here:but only difference it made is that the game won't start from the FalloutNVLauncher.exe saying it can't find.INI and I should reinstall the game. The FalloutNV.exe works fine, the NVSE works fine ( NVSE really should be running coz I've checked that the MO won't exit when exiting the game itself, the rest of exe files are unchecked) this goes for launching with and without MO - doesn't matter. The automatic archive invalidation is checked in MO.I don't know if this is weird, but even though I start the game through NVSE, it offers me the the same box that FNVLauncher.exe uses (with options and stuff)The only mods I have installed right now are: Enhanced Camera and Millenia's Weapon Pack. They don't work as mentioned above, I have them only for testing purposes to see whether the mods in general work - they don't:( Sorry this is so long, I just tried to give as much information as possible.

Your help would be much appreciated, if you have any ideas, PLEASE, share, thank you:). 1) What directory is your Steam installed in?2) Is Mod Organizer installed inside the Fallout New Vegas directory?3) You are starting the game through Mod Organizer correct?At the very least make sure that Steam is not installed in your C:Program Files (x86) directory. If it is, you should move it. Mine is installed on my D: drive.Mod Organizer should be installed INSIDE of the Fallout New Vegas directory: D:Program Files (x86)SteamSteamAppscommonFallout New VegasMod Organizer.The game should really only be started through the Steam launcher the FIRST time to set your graphics settings. After that it should always be started through Mod Organizer.Within Mod Organizer you should be starting the game using the 4gb loader.I highly suggest going through and follow the guide for setting up the game. Go all the way through until you hit the 'Quests' section and then you can continue on with the guide or go your own way. But getting MO setup correctly and using the 4gb loader is all detailed in the beginning sections.

1) What directory is your Steam installed in?2) Is Mod Organizer installed inside the Fallout New Vegas directory?3) You are starting the game through Mod Organizer correct?At the very least make sure that Steam is not installed in your C:Program Files (x86) directory. If it is, you should move it. Mine is installed on my D: drive.Mod Organizer should be installed INSIDE of the Fallout New Vegas directory: D:Program Files (x86)SteamSteamAppscommonFallout New VegasMod Organizer.The game should really only be started through the Steam launcher the FIRST time to set your graphics settings. After that it should always be started through Mod Organizer.Within Mod Organizer you should be starting the game using the 4gb loader.I highly suggest going through and follow the guide for setting up the game. Go all the way through until you hit the 'Quests' section and then you can continue on with the guide or go your own way.

But getting MO setup correctly and using the 4gb loader is all detailed in the beginning sections.Thanks for reply buddy. Yes, yes and yes. I will try to reinstall it once more and launching it through Steam launcher as you're suggesting. I will try to use the 4gb loader also. The thing is I had a pirate version of New Vegas to try it out, I tried out couple of big mods using MO and everything worked smoothly, but after buying the game everything is just so much more complicated.paradox huh:D I'll get back to you asap, thanks again;). Man, this is desperate. I went through all the besides the BSAs section (which concluded with the words that it's not exactly necessary), and I tried the 'Weapons of Millenia' mod, which shouldn't overwrite anything in the BSAs so that shouldn't be the problem and it still doesn't load a thing.

Guys, if you have any tips, ideas, suggestions, please, I've spend good couple of hours reinstalling, downloading and fiddling about it without a glimpse of progress. This is ridiculous. I'm not a heavy modder, I had around 20 mods and NVAC helped with 95% of the crashes. Do you guys think I'll have more chance with Nexus Mod Manager? I'd rather use MO, but if that's not gonna work, I'd give that a shot.

I've just found out there is a message for me in the MO:Files in the Overwrite mod are are usually files created by an external tool (i.e. Wrye Bash, Automatic Variants.).It is advisable you empty the Overwrite directory by moving those files to an existing mod. You can do this by double-clicking the Overwrite mod and use drag&drop to move the files to a mod.Alternatively, right-click on Overwrite and create a new regular mod from the files there.Why is this necessary? Generated files may depend on the other mods active in a profile and may thus be incompatible with a different profile (i.e. Bashed patches from Wrye Bash). On the other hand the file may be necessary in all profiles (i.e. Dlc esms after cleaning with TESVEdit)This can NOT be automated you HAVE to read up on the tools you use and make an educated decision.Could that be the problem?

If so, how can I fix it?Edited by DanimalCZ, 08 August 2014 - 11:03 AM. I treat the output from WRYE, TES5Edit, Skyproc patchers as disposable data. With the exception of the skyproc patchers none of them use the ESP, they overwrite it.

The skyproc patchers have log data that is read on the next run.What I do is start with a clean overwrite folder and run one tool at a time. When it is finished I right click the overwrite folder and select create a mod name it for the profile and mod it belongs to and then enable it and sort if ESPs if needed.

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Run the next tool and repeat the above.When the load order changes I disable each output mod and run the tools in the order needed. When the tool is finished I enable the old output file and right click the overwrite folder and this time I select sync to mods. WRYE and TesEdit will sync OK. Some files from Skyproc patchers and FNIS will not sync so I just create a new mod from those.All of these created mods can be moved around like any mods to satisfy conflicts, this is mostly for FNIS as you want the output to have a higher priority.EDIT: I forgot to mention that the files left in the overwrite mod are always active in every profile with the exception of ESPs which can be disabled. @ DanimalCZSo to recap you can run the game, but the installed mods ESPs and thus the mods do not show up in game, correct?Some things to try, I am guessing here and just throwing out some ideas:Launch NVSE from MO, then open the console and type 'GetNVSEVersion' (without the quotes). It should print back ' NVSE version: xx', where xx is the version of NVSE that is installed. This can be done at the initial game screen.Can you post in a spoiler the three NVSE logs that are created, nvse.log, nvseloader.log, and nvsesteamloader.log, if they are created.Google “free commander” and download the setup file and install it on your system.

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In MO set up the free commander as an executable and run it from inside of MO. Use it to navigate to the FNV data directory. You should see the ESPs from the installed and activated mods.Please report back with your findings or a clarification of the problem if I am wrong.