363rdChemicalCompany Posted February 28 Share Posted February 28 I seem to recall that I need to change one of the .ini files to be able to walk past the border. I dont have the instructions handy ( anyone?) But also check this out, the .ini files look different in the GOG version, there are new versions of them, This is the GOG version not downloaded via GOG galaxy wizard, but via manual download. Thoughts? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fraquar Posted February 29 Share Posted February 29 (edited) Those .baked and .base is from Vortex. I don't use Vortex, the only files I have in that folder are the Fallout4.ini and the Fallout4Prefs.ini. I use the Offline installer from GOG (1.10.163.0) - it doesn't even include the Custom - I have to create that. Edited February 29 by fraquar Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
363rdChemicalCompany Posted February 29 Author Share Posted February 29 3 hours ago, fraquar said: Those .baked and .base is from Vortex. I don't use Vortex, the only files I have in that folder are the Fallout4.ini and the Fallout4Prefs.ini. I use the Offline installer from GOG (1.10.163.0) - it doesn't even include the Custom - I have to create that. I used the offline step by step manual installation too (thats what you mean yes?) and this is what it looks like. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LarannKiar Posted February 29 Share Posted February 29 (edited) I don't know the differences between the GOG and Steam version but it should be (INI) Fallout4Custom.ini >> (INI Section) [General] >> (INI key) bBorderRegionsEnabled=0, like: [General] bBorderRegionsEnabled=0 (You can take a look at [General] >> fTooCloseToBorderDistance too (its default value is 1024)). Notes: - Create Fallout4Custom.ini if it doesn't exist - Priority of INI an setting found in both Fallout4Custom.ini and Fallout4.ini: Fallout4Custom.ini > Fallout4.ini. So, if Fallout4.ini contains "bBorderRegionsEnabled=1" too, border regions would still be turned off. - Don't create another instance of the INI section "[General]" if it already exists because only the first one is recognized Edited February 29 by LarannKiar 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
363rdChemicalCompany Posted February 29 Author Share Posted February 29 3 hours ago, LarannKiar said: I don't know the differences between the GOG and Steam version but it should be (INI) Fallout4Custom.ini >> (INI Section) [General] >> (INI key) bBorderRegionsEnabled=0, like: [General] bBorderRegionsEnabled=0 (You can take a look at [General] >> fTooCloseToBorderDistance too (its default value is 1024)). Notes: - Create Fallout4Custom.ini if it doesn't exist - Priority of INI an setting found in both Fallout4Custom.ini and Fallout4.ini: Fallout4Custom.ini > Fallout4.ini. So, if Fallout4.ini contains "bBorderRegionsEnabled=1" too, border regions would still be turned off. - Don't create another instance of the INI section "[General]" if it already exists because only the first one is recognized Thank you Sir. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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