kubikiri

The game runs perfectly smooth on my older computer back then which has weaker CPU and GPU. I think is a software issue. I use BOSS with some custom rules for sorting mods. It looks messy by today's standards, but was perfect fine when I was playing the game. Anyway, sorry for the late reply. I was building my first Skyrim AE modlist recently. After that's done, I plan to update my Oblivion modlist (which is actually over ten years old), hopefully solving performance and UI problems. Thanks, and I'll update this post after the modlist is done (may take a while).

No I can't believe it. I'm totally wrong. While GPU usage is about 40%, the FPS of the game is about 30. The game didn't even bother running. Or the GPU didn't even bother running. Or both. And the game UI behaves weirdly under 4K resolution too. It only occupies about 2560*1440 pixel of entire screen.

It's a really old mod list haven't been modified since around 2015. DX runtime already installed. While running the game at 60FPS, my GPU fan doesn't even bother spinning, so there is no overheat either. And the frame rate isn't dropping, the game just...lags. Or stutter might be a more precise word.

Funny!.Learn something new everyday. A supermutant Primus no less. You should give him a big gun and he will mow down any attacking enemies. Unfortunately there is no dialog option for him. The only settler mod I've installed is Better Settlers. Should be no mutant settler in it.

Oblivion is running at a stable 60FPS on my RTX card, yet it feels very laggy whenever my character moves. Is this an Oblivion thing? Incompatibility on modern hardware/software? I haven't play this game for too long I honestly can't remember how it runs back in the days.

A bit late but here he is, making food, not war. (See attachment)

After I wake up in one of the settlements, I found a super mutant cooking peacefully with other human settlers farming and wandering. I've never seem this before, and I'm pretty sure I didn't install any mod could make mutants friendly. Will he turn hostile the next time I visit? Or just disappear? And no, he is not Strong.

According to NMMCE's description, it is a virtual-storage mod manager.

For someone not a fan of vritual storage like me, Wrye Bash seems the only choice regarding Fallout 4 mod management. Why is no one talking about this tool?

Update: Looks like it's a file format/version problem. As a test, I made a simple ESP in FO4Edit (which includes some in-game settings), and this new ESP shows up in my game. My game version is the latest 1.10.163, just downloaded days ago in Steam. Basically all my installed mods are downloaded from Nexus and are recognized by all my modding tools. What should I do now? Confirmed: Did a quick edit to BetterCompanions.esp and now the game loads it with no problem. Is it because I'm using a third party translation for the game? Should I revert back to English?

My FO4 won't load any manually installed ESM, ESP and ESL after I set MO2 up for the game. I've tried starting the game from steam, from MO2, with and with out f4se, it just load the only one mod I installed before running MO2, which is Unofficial Fallout 4 Patch.esp. I suspect it's reading a copy of plugins.txt from somewhere outside the local/fallout4/ and MO2 profile folder. Where it can be? Thanks in advance. My plugins.txt is like this: My MO2 mod list is like this: My in game mod list is like this:

Asian characters are messed up in CK. How do I add Unicode support to it? I already tried the HDT UTF8 loader, doesn't work. I think maybe Steam client is preventing it to work properly. Thanks.