Dynamic shadows has been a live saver, getting steady 60fps now.
Yep that mod is amazing. Installed it this morning and the downtown city areas run flawlessly.
Dynamic shadows has been a live saver, getting steady 60fps now.
Has anyone created a mod yet that shows you the crafting components of an item you're looking at? If an item is in a container it's easy to see its components, but if it's just out in the world it's a bit of a pain. Seems like a bit of a no-brainer for a mod, but I haven't come across anything like that yet.
Better item sorting:
http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/897/?
If you're using a dialogue mod this will overwrite it, however there are versions that incorporate FullDialogue too.
Better item sorting:
http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/897/?
If you're using a dialogue mod this will overwrite it, however there are versions that incorporate FullDialogue too.
Sorry for being lazy and not browsing the thread, but is there a mod that lets you see what npc's are assigned to in construction mode when highlighted?
I'm having a hard time sorting who's doing what.
I'm about to leave for work so I may not reply to any kind souls for a few hours.
Any mods that will help a middling PC get better frame rate?
660ti
17 4770k
8 gb ram
Yup that shadow mod and memory patch definitely works, getting locked 60fps now even in the very tight city areas. Once again modders step in to fix issues that Bethesda can't.
I think I'll donate to this guy, if I can find a link.
I can't get mods to work for some reason using Nexus Mod Manager. Game boots up just fine when I make the .ini edits. But as soon as I enable one mod from the Manager, game crashes after initial video every time.
Better item sorting:
http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/897/?
If you're using a dialogue mod this will overwrite it, however there are versions that incorporate FullDialogue too.
would those mods help with performance when you... go overboard with settlements?
second time now that I built too much shit in my base (because I unlocked the limit via a mod, totally on me I understand that) and it starts to get into console territory (like mid 30s or even lower)
again, I fully understand that theres a limit to building for a reason (lol) but if something helps this it would be cool.
I haven't done much settlement stuff right now, but I think it will help considering it seems to have helped me out in the city areas. It's really easy to "install" as well, so I think it's worth a try at least.
Will try. Do you have links to those mods so I dont have to search previous pages please? Im not sure exactly what mods the dude was talkung about, some shadows mod and another? Im sorry :/
Ive now out almost 30 hours into building shit after I finished the game, I love it but when I get to the point where it starts to chug a bit it bums me out. Complete first world problem I know (since like I said before the limits are obviously there for a reason)
What memory patch are you referring to?Yup that shadow mod and memory patch definitely works, getting locked 60fps now even in the very tight city areas. Once again modders step in to fix issues that Bethesda can't.
I think I'll donate to this guy, if I can find a link.
What memory patch are you referring to?
What exactly will that allow?
I think it was refering to this (thanks to RK for PMing me it)
http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/332/?
And also this,
http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/1822/?
They are not the same thing. ENB is, well...ENB. It does many things (not many for FO4 yet though).I have no idea, im at work. But im already scared of using them now
I think the shadows one is more recent and does the same? And its easier to use?
I know what this is, but what does it mean exactly for FO4 modding? Why do certain mods require a script extender?
Just noticed this Homemaker mod: http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/1478/?
It apparently gives you the ability to build over a hundred new things, including pre-war stuff.
Just noticed this Homemaker mod: http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/1478/?
It apparently gives you the ability to build over a hundred new things, including pre-war stuff.
That one and this one together are amazing!
http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/m...ods.com/fallout4/ajax/modfiles/?id=1145&pUp=1
No idea why bethesda didnt add these things.