Bubblejuiceman

Ok, thank you!

I wasn't sure where I was supposed to post it. So I tried this part of the forum after a few hours with no response. Would you be able to link one to me please? I have not been able to find one. I'm new to modding so i'm not 100% sure what i'm looking for. But I mean hair replacer for my own character and NPCs, not just NPCs.

After I have applied a new hair style to my character or NPC using The Hairstyler mod, and then I use any of Fores New Idles. The hair on the character immediately and permanently returns to vanilla. Then I have to reapply the hair every time. Is there any way around this? Or to make it so apachiiskyhair mods replace vanilla or stay permanent?

Oh ok! Duh! :P That makes sense. So now I download and install the other physics mods and they should apply change to my game? In MO should I have HDT before or after the mods i apply?

Just use this guide. But be warned, this ENB absolutely decimates your FPS. I have a 780ti sc with extra overclock and I was getting average 20 fps. Without the ENB and with 150 mods applied i'm still consistently at 60fps.

I'm not sure what to do. I've installed it through MO and manually. MO doesn't say there is any errors and the installation seems like it's smooth as butter. All my other mods work well. I launch SKSE through MO, but it just doesn't seem to apply. (Maybe I just don't see it?)

After I have applied a new hair style to my character or NPC using The Hairstyler mod, and then I use any of Fores New Idles. The hair on the character immediately and permanently returns to vanilla. Then I have to reapply the hair every time. Is there any way around this? Or to make it so apachiiskyhair mods replace vanilla or stay permanent?

So I downloaded the Tannin Mod manager, and connected it to NMM. I then downloaded about 30 individual mods for skyrim. I launched it and it worked great until there was a weird tearing glitch at the bottom of half of the screen. So... I restarted my computer. When I logged back in, the Tannin mod manager was nowhere to be found! I reinstalled the mod manager, but I can't find those mods I spend about 2 hours downloading... However, I am still missing all that storage I used for the mods I downloaded, but I can't find them! Maybe there's a chance I can just transfer them back into the Tannin mod manager.. IDK. Does anyone know how to find these, or just fix this issue all together? I would really appreciate the help, thank you!

that is fine. The Fallout4Custom.ini is only a extension of the "regular" fallout4.ini But even with that file the mods did not apply in game. Although NMM says everything doing fine in terms of files. Ok so it finally works! This is how I did it. After your mod applied the Fallout4custom.ini file, I added a few lines to the file: [Display] iLocation X=0iLocation Y=0[Archive]sResourceDataDirsFinal= bInvalidateOlderFiles=1 After that you just reapply the mods on NMM (they are stil checked green so I needed to uncheck and then re check them). And it worked! :D Thank you very much for your help everyone! (Especially FLOW)

that is fine. The Fallout4Custom.ini is only a extension of the "regular" fallout4.ini But even with that file the mods did not apply in game. Although NMM says everything doing fine in terms of files.

You're right, it did create the custom file. However the only lines inside were these: [Archive]sResourceDataDirsFinal= bInvalidateOlderFiles=1

You dont need this file to make mod (loose files) to work. The Fallout4custom.ini is nothing special, it is just an override to the fallout4.ini. Basically you can have the same ini settings in both files, but the Fallout4custom.ini have a higher priority, so everthing that is in both inis gets overriden by the setting in the Fallout4custom.ini. - the Fallout4custom.ini is created with the start of the game Fallout4.exe- you dont need Fallout4custom.ini to make loose file mods work- the massage you get from NMM is just a general warning massage. The NMM only scans the Fallout4custom.ini and ignoring the fallout4.ini settings. So if you have modified the necessary items, NMM will keep nagging, But you can ignore it.- you can apply the ini modifiaction also to the fallout4.ini and it will work Or you can use my tool to enable mods as loose files, it will do the ini modification automatically.http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/2772/? I will upload an updated version later today, to fix the NMM nagging. :smile: So I went ahead and used your mod with the one click option. Sadly my mods still do not activate in my game. :sad: I also tried the othre version of your mod and it also didn't work.. :( However, this is not to say your mod didn't do what it was supposed to, it edited my files and NMM recognized it, but according to NMM tutorial the new fallout 4 update requires editing the Fallout4Custom.ini instead of the Fallout4.ini

Yeah, that is where the file should be, and I have tried verifying my game cache I don't know how many times. It hasn't worked for me. Alright, I will go ahead and try out your mod, i'll post how that goes.

Soooo, I accidentally erased the file Fallout4custom.ini and no matter how many times I reinstall the game it just won't come back. I've tried making the file on my own by coping the Fallout4.ini file and renaming and changing the script but still no luck. I can't get mods to work without this file. Anyone have any idea?