So I've been trying to get the above command to work from my ini files. I first learned of this command via the godrays mod here: https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/15211 And for the longest time, it worked. I can clearly see the changes automatically typed in when I open the console upon loading the game. Now that I've come back to the game, I have a different setup of mods. This ini edit included, but now also I'd like to use "SetGameSetting fCombatMusicPlayerTargetedThreatRatio 1000" as well, only because I'm using the Game Config Menu mod which overwrites any mods that do it, and only has a max of 30 in it's menu. (Despite not touching the "Sound" section which can edit that and forcing the mod to read the "hardcoded" setting as it calls it and has described how to do so via resetting it, it still doesn't work.) And no, actual mods that force the combat music and more or less do the same thing as the above command don't work either. So I changed the .txt file I made from the godrays ini and included the last extra line, it now shows: But despite having "sStartingConsoleCommand=bat startup" in my Fallout 4.ini, (I put it in prefs and custom as well, and I am using Mod Organizer 2 to run FO4 so yes I put it in the ini's MO2 reads from my profile) it doesn't seem to be working. If I type "bat startup" in the console once in-game, it does indeed work, (combat music starts immediately once I type it in after encountering an enemy that doesn't start the music) but it defeats the purpose of the edit having it start automatically. The thing is, something else is starting automatically, and I feel that's what's preventing it from being read as it might be doing the same thing. But I can't find another instance of "sStartingConsoleCommand" anywhere in any ini, so I don't know what I have that's causing it. When I do load the game, this appears in the console automatically: I have read that semi-colons are used to execute multiple commands when using "sStartingConsoleCommand" but if you just use "bat" like I did above, it just runs the text of the file name you give as a batch file. So whatever this is, I think it's overwriting it. Does this look familiar to anyone? This is my load order pasted from LOOT: Thanks for any help.