- #BOSS LOAD ORDER FALLOUT 4 INSTALLER INSTALL#
- #BOSS LOAD ORDER FALLOUT 4 INSTALLER MOD#
- #BOSS LOAD ORDER FALLOUT 4 INSTALLER MODS#
The following block is the place to put all equipment and item mods.
#BOSS LOAD ORDER FALLOUT 4 INSTALLER MODS#
The block after this is a good place to put UI mods as the final couple blocks may depend on them as masters In the following block, is a good place to put any further content enhancement mods: In the next block, generally is any further tweaks to game play or hotfixes. At this point it is personal preference, so things can be altered to suit your needs. Next up is the esp section, which can be a bit more complicated, but if you follow some general rules it shouldn’t be too hard. That does it for the master files section which is the most important. The next block is a good place to put any other content altering mods:Īdditional masters may be placed after these, or anywhere previous, but AFTER the official and TTW masters as necessary. The reason for placing them after quest mods is so that any appearance changes may be applied to those mods, examples include:
#BOSS LOAD ORDER FALLOUT 4 INSTALLER MOD#
Next in your load order you will any type of mod which is altering NPC appearance. Next in your load order you are going to want any types of major quest mods, or content expansion mods that are master files. Other mods tend to use these as masters, for example: Next in your load order you may want any type of Weapon mod. Other mods tend to use these as masters, they include: Next in your load order you may want any type of Monster mod. You want these first as other mods may alter things in those vanilla areas, and you want them to be applied after any major changes have taken place.Īny compatibility patches will come later in your load order to resolve any conflicts and they tend to assume that the plugin load order follows this. This includes things like FreesideOpen and StripOpen. Ones that make major changes to VANILLA areas should be first. Next in your load order you want to have any masters which make MAJOR changes to either wasteland. Next up in your load order should be any utility masters that other mods may require, this includes things like The pre order packs, and TTWFixes are optional and can be omitted if you do not care to use them. If you choose to use TTWFixes (Which includes uUOF3P and YUP+additional fixes) then that master should ALWAYS be directly after TaleOfTwoWastelands master file. Next should ALWAYS be the TaleOfTwoWastelands master file. nam files the game will load the pre order packs if you want them or not.įirst, your load order should ALWAYS begin with the official Bethesda master files for Fallout NV However the reason you want to delete them is they do nothing except force the game to load any plugin which has the same name. Q) But wait, aren’t these files official files that come with the game?Ī) Yes. Select all files which have the extension.
#BOSS LOAD ORDER FALLOUT 4 INSTALLER INSTALL#
There’s some basic rules of thumb you can use to sort your load order by hand, without the need of tools like BOSS or LOOT, and it’s actually fairly easy to do.įirst, please review this section of our FAQ.įirst navigate to your Data folder in your Fallout New Vegas install location. NOTE THIS GUIDE IS OLD AND FOR 2.9.x, it is only a GUIDELINE, do not follow it as a suggestion for mods to use! Manually sorting your load order, a basic guide for TTW
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