Many software types have compatibility issues with the mod because they hook in to game process or graphics, so make sure you do not run anything like that. Deferred rendering made in the mod do not support antialiasing in dx9 (limitation by Microsoft) and it used for higher blending quality of ambient occlusions and detailed shadows effects. Most versions do not support hardware antialiasing, so do not enable it in game video options or in video driver control panel (especially important for AMD users), overwise you will see bugs (transparent objects is the most common artifact). Requirement of the mod to work properly is hdr must be enabled in game video options. However, people will use the word for both.Version work with both Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas games the same.ĮNBoost memory manager is included in all versions after 0.202, if you don't need graphic effects, disable the mod in enbseries.ini In my experience the term "modding" is usually reserved for people who create mods as opposed to people who merely install them. I know absolutely nothing about coding or complicated mods.Īs far as I know, the 4GB patch is used on more powerful computers that have more than 4GB of RAM to run more mods and more demanding ones, so it's not necessary per say. I'd advise you to try and play an unmodded game for a bit as a test and then try to figure out what you want to change. I'm not sure how you want to shape your game and I've only ever played about an hour in unmodded Fallout NV.
In all honesty, it's beyond my ability to pull off much less guide you through it. I realize that the mod you've found looks really awesome, but the installation process will be complicated as Hell. Unless the mod comes with options, then you'll have to manually rearrange some files. Nexus Mod Manager should be your go-to tool for most mods (Fallout Mod Manager is more complicated and less beginner-friendly). Try going with something easier and less complicated until you're familiar with the game's folder structure. The mods you've been pointed out to are somewhat complicated to install. Your post makes it sound as if your experience with installing mods is 0, so it would be less overwhelming to take more small steps than a big leap right off the bat. By default, these are installed with Fallout Mod Manager. C:\Program Files (x86)\GOG Galaxy\Games\Fallout 3, of course in your case the folder will be named Fallout New Vegas.Įdit: Judging by the folder structure Project Nevada is in fomod file. I don't have Fallout NV installed at the moment, the install path should be similar to Fallout 3.Į.g. You'll need to run the game through NVSE for mods to work and not the default game program. Not to intrude, but that might be an error of an incorrectly installed NVSE.ĭid you put it in the game folder and not the "data" folder?
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