Tripwire4

I also am experiencing this issue on a Win 10 machine. I had no problems with my fiancee's Win 8.1 machine, however. No amount of reinstalling after manual deletion, double- triple- and quadruple- checking my .inis will fix this; it's a compatibility issue somewhere. Windows 8.1 and 10 run on the same architecture but there are small underlying changes that users don't see that could affect this program's ability to access the .ini files for verification. I even ran Fallout 4 Ultimate Tweak Tool and made up a brand new ini, and modified it automatically with no luck. The only thing non-standard about my setup is that Fallout is installed to C:\SSD Steam Library\Fallout 4.

I should say that I was helping my fiancee set up a few mods I had that she liked, and her NMM allows FO4 mod installation without any problems. Clean install of NMM. The only obvious differences between our rigs: She is running Fallout from her large HDD, as her SSD is almost full. She is running Win 8.1 Pro x64, whereas I am running Win10 Pro. I can manually install mods and add them to the plugin list just fine, but again, NMM refuses to accept that my .ini's are in order.

I agree. Would love to see this, especially with the amount of banter FO4 has.

It seems silly that you can craft a compensator for your pistol from a metal bucket sitting halfway across the map (via supply routes), yet you cannot attach already built mods to a piece of armor or a weapon without the mod being in player inventory. This wouldn't be an issue if the mods were weightless, as they have their own inventory category. Seems like a huge oversight by Bethesda. Thoughts?

I am also having the same issue. My documents library is located on my storage drive, so I tried copying the fallout 4 folder to the default location on the c:\ drive, but still have had no success.