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[chinamanch]

will this work for fallout 4?

[JimmyRJump]

This needs Java? I haven't had Java on my computer for ten years, so, hey...

Must say that ScripterRon really knows how to make a decent description.

[jedp15]

Not sure of the reliability of this, but the current standard is using xedit or the newer zEdit with zMerge built in for merging plugins.

[Tarva759]

Another banger of a utility from Scripter Ron, I hope you try your hand at Oblivion and Skyrim someday. This is quick, no frill, efficient, no lag on the lowest end laptops, and has never failed me. You are my rock. 

Edit: Checked the credits, and of course you were involved with TES4Gecko. Thank you for your work 

Edited by Tarva759, 11 September 2021 - 09:22 pm.

[ClaytonM123]

In response to post #91297323.

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jedp15 wrote: Not sure of the reliability of this, but the current standard is using xedit or the newer zEdit with zMerge built in for merging plugins.

"Standard"? Who cares about standard?

This man slaved away for the community to code something simple and reliable. There are plenty of people who still want to use this utility. 

[ClaytonM123]

In response to post #10244413. #10245924, #11140720, #11141263, #11142010, #11310583, #20510939, #60637767, #61160822, #62643181 are all replies on the same post.

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Anon_Xer0 wrote: Just installing this is so eye-clawingly frustrating.
target box not valid.
target box not valid.

Can someone please just post their target line?

The aggravation this thing causes is immeasurable.
I read the previous posts. But nothing gives the exact location of the double quotes.
I got it to work it once, but it didn't launch, and every other time it was valid, it just worked a shortcut to some directory.

Anon_Xer0 wrote: Nevermind, after hours of uslessness, here is the command line.
You'd think someone would post this by now.

1.download.
2.extract.
3.put the shortcut where ever you like.
4.change the properties of the shortcut.
command line
"(where javaw.exe is located)" -Xmx1024m -DFallout.plugin.path="(your Fallout new vegas data folder)" -jar FNVPlugin.jar
e.g.
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7\bin\javaw.exe" -Xmx1024m -DFallout.plugin.path="E:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout New Vegas\Data" -jar FNVPlugin.jar

start in line
"C:\Users\Anon\Desktop\(folder where FNVPlugin.jar is located)"

JUSTIYT1 wrote: I tried to do this, but this mod doesn't come with a file called "javaw.exe." I downloaded Version 1.7 and I looked through everything in it, but there is no mention of the executable. Any help?

rickerhk wrote: Install version 6 update 31 in order to use this program
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javasebusiness/downloads/java-archive-downloads-javase6-419409.html
Then go into your browser(s) add-ons and disable the java plugin(s) (don't disable javascript).

JUSTIYT1 wrote: Thanks for the help!

SkrachUglogwee wrote: Could someone tell me how I can run this program in administrator mode? I need it to be in this mode so that i can save it as my steam is located in program files. Whenever I try to put it into admin mode it just says that it is unable to open the jar. If there is no solution to this then how can I save it to a different location then manually drag it into the data folder?

MrChezburger wrote: thank you so much

MFGSeraphim wrote: Thank you guy!

maxxon89 wrote: Thank you SO MUCH!!!

TheSteg192 wrote: Thank you my man I was legit about to rip my hair out

Thank you Anon_Xer0. The process was a pain-in-the-ass.

Some people, like the creator of this software, assume that everyone has the same knowledge/intelligence as them thus putting many others in the dark. A good teacher does not confuse others -- but also, "those who cannot do, teach." This guy wouldn't have created this unless he was a decent programmer. Truly amazing that people can be so smart, yet so stupid when it comes to explaining it to others. 

[ClaytonM123]

In response to post #10244413. #10245924, #11140720, #11141263, #11142010, #11310583, #20510939, #60637767, #61160822, #62643181, #109225748 are all replies on the same post.

Spoiler

Anon_Xer0 wrote: Just installing this is so eye-clawingly frustrating.
target box not valid.
target box not valid.

Can someone please just post their target line?

The aggravation this thing causes is immeasurable.
I read the previous posts. But nothing gives the exact location of the double quotes.
I got it to work it once, but it didn't launch, and every other time it was valid, it just worked a shortcut to some directory.

Anon_Xer0 wrote: Nevermind, after hours of uslessness, here is the command line.
You'd think someone would post this by now.

1.download.
2.extract.
3.put the shortcut where ever you like.
4.change the properties of the shortcut.
command line
"(where javaw.exe is located)" -Xmx1024m -DFallout.plugin.path="(your Fallout new vegas data folder)" -jar FNVPlugin.jar
e.g.
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7\bin\javaw.exe" -Xmx1024m -DFallout.plugin.path="E:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout New Vegas\Data" -jar FNVPlugin.jar

start in line
"C:\Users\Anon\Desktop\(folder where FNVPlugin.jar is located)"

JUSTIYT1 wrote: I tried to do this, but this mod doesn't come with a file called "javaw.exe." I downloaded Version 1.7 and I looked through everything in it, but there is no mention of the executable. Any help?

rickerhk wrote: Install version 6 update 31 in order to use this program
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javasebusiness/downloads/java-archive-downloads-javase6-419409.html
Then go into your browser(s) add-ons and disable the java plugin(s) (don't disable javascript).

JUSTIYT1 wrote: Thanks for the help!

SkrachUglogwee wrote: Could someone tell me how I can run this program in administrator mode? I need it to be in this mode so that i can save it as my steam is located in program files. Whenever I try to put it into admin mode it just says that it is unable to open the jar. If there is no solution to this then how can I save it to a different location then manually drag it into the data folder?

MrChezburger wrote: thank you so much

MFGSeraphim wrote: Thank you guy!

maxxon89 wrote: Thank you SO MUCH!!!

TheSteg192 wrote: Thank you my man I was legit about to rip my hair out

ClaytonM123 wrote: Thank you Anon_Xer0. The process was a pain-in-the-ass.

Some people, like the creator of this software, assume that everyone has the same knowledge/intelligence as them thus putting many others in the dark. A good teacher does not confuse others -- but also, "those who cannot do, teach." This guy wouldn't have created this unless he was a decent programmer. Truly amazing that people can be so smart, yet so stupid when it comes to explaining it to others. 

TO RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR: 

?1.) Shortcut properties
?2.) "Shortcut" tab
?3.) Advanced
?4.) Tick box