It's going to happen, the game will glitch on you at some point as you work with more and more mods. I mentioned best practices a few times, let me offer one of mine.Ĭreate another folder in the game folder called "cleaned masters" now open the data folder, copy all 6 of the game master files you just cleaned, and paste them into the cleaned masters folder you just created. This procedure will not make your graphics better, or the game run faster, but it will help to keep it stable as you add more mods. Rest easy in the knowledge that you can now safely add mods to your game until it explodes. Also, to take this one step further, if you do a file integrity check through Steam, it will fail and Steam will now download new files, putting you right back where you started.ĭo the mods require f4se? sometimes if a mod does that means it uses a script command that does not exist in the base game however the mods should announce that f4se is missing if they require it and it is not installed.That's it your all done. Originally posted by SuperSledgeNY:There are conflicting views on this but cleaning the DLC's is generally not recommended. Mods can't detect DLCs, Steam integrity test result is OK, FO4 shows the DLCs as installed. Just download everything now, installed and the behavior is the same, unfortunately, I can´t add here screenshots, it would be much easier. The most recent version of Fallout 4 is 1.10.163.0 so make sure your Fallout4.exe file shows that when you hover your pointer over it, You might be playing an older version of the game so make sure your game AND mods have been updated. My mods have always detected my DLC's AS LONG AS THE MOD IS CURRENT Vortex has NEVER reported that my DLC's are dirtyĢ.
BTW, I have plenty of mods in my own game, I've never cleaned my DLC's and:ġ. If your mods aren't detecting your game files, then I suspect your have a much bigger problem than dirty DLC's. Also, to take this one step further, if you do a file integrity check through Steam, it will fail and Steam will now download new files, putting you right back where you started. There are conflicting views on this but cleaning the DLC's is generally not recommended. In Vortex, the DLCs are flagged as Dirty and they are not detected by the Mods, you need to use the FO4EditQuickAutoClean to clean them, however, this never happened to me before, and now every time I download the FO4 from Steam the DLCs are like this, I´ve even formatted my PC and reinstall everything but didn't solve the problem. Originally posted by Brainstormepilog:i'm not sure what you mean, there is a function in fo4 edit to clean esp/esm but as far as i know it's not recommended to use it for the base game or dlcs, i don't know what you mean by broken dlcs but that shouldn't happen when loading via steam
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