ENABLE MODDING FALLOUT 4 HOW TO
ENABLE MODDING FALLOUT 4 INSTALL

Unlike how you may have changed the fov in Skyrim, Fallout 4 requires a little more work. A thankyou to renegade_sock for posting this last piece of info below. Next to use vsync got to the nvidia control panel or amd equivelant and apply vysnc here to avoid nasty screen tearing, as the above completely removes any frame rate cap. Search for the line iPresentInterval=1, and change it to iPresentInterval=0 Note making a backup isn't neccessary as if you simply delete Fallout4Pref.ini the game will auto generate new one next time it is opened. To unlock frame rate open Fallout4Pref.ini (located at C:UsersDocumentsMy GamesFallout4).

Note: I wouldn't recommend unlocking it above 60 based on what happend in skyrim when you did (the game became unstable).

ENABLE MODDING FALLOUT 4 HOW TO

The below is how to unlock your frame rate if you have this 30fps cap issue like me, or want to go beyond 60. Some such as myself by default are finding the game locked to 30fps, which is bizzare as for other it appears to be locked at 60. It doesn't do much now, because we don't even have the basic mod tools available to us now but you can bet that if you get heavily into modding, you will be using it to play FO4 anyways.

ENABLE MODDING FALLOUT 4 INSTALL

It is simple and safe to use, you download their package, install it to your Fallout 4 directory, and click f4se.exe to launch your game. Each Bethesda game since Oblivion has had a script extender and allows modders to go above and beyond even the GECK to create mods. If you are unfamiliar with Fallout 4 Script Extender, it is a product from a team that is the heart behind some of the greatest mods for Bethesda games. When you use the launcher it overwrites your mod settings (I've heard even if you have it set to read-only) With the script extender you get the advantage of skipping the intro videos, and you don't have to fiddle with NMM everytime you want to launch the game. The easiest solution I've found is to install Fallout 4 Script Extender and launch that instead of the main launcher. I'm seeing a lot of people talk about how the new patch disables mods, and a lot of people are posting to start the launcher, then go into Nexus Mod Manager re-enable the mods, then press play but there is an even easier method: But here is an easy way of dealing with it, if the new patch breaks your mod support: I posted this on Reddit, because I dealt with it during the beta patch.

Enable modding fallout 4