CC Missing Meshes

[Kazmat]

I've been downloading CC and and the first few files worked fine, but now all the DLC i get keeps ending up having a floating exclamation mark where my content should be (or more recently a large bubble saying WTF I'm a missing mesh) I've tried moving all the files to their designated folders within the bin and uninstalling and re-installing it but it always come up with the same issues. It all appears in the launcher but shows up in my inventory/where i find it with no logo.

I went from v1.0 to the unofficial 3.0 update patching trying to fix it, but it had no effect.

Does anybody know a solution?

[Kazmat]

Also, if it makes any difference

RAM: 2g

Processor: 2.0 GHz

OS: Windows 7

[Fonger]

if you installed the game to the default location (very bad idea)

 

deactivate UAC or uninstall the game and re-install it to a different location

 

else

 

activate any single form of archive invalidation

 

endif

[TodaY]

if you installed the game to the default location (very bad idea)

 

deactivate UAC or uninstall the game and re-install it to a different location

 

else

 

activate any single form of archive invalidation

 

endif

kudos to you for posting the solution in a script >;] but you forgot the begin and end blocks, and the script name!

--

scriptname SolvingMissingMeshesScript

 

Begin OnTrouble

if you installed in default location == 1 && feel like deactivating UAC == 1

deactivate UAC ;read my sig

else

reinstall to different location

endif

if installed in default location == 0

activate archive invalidation

endif

if none of the above solutions worked == 1

reinstall DLCs

endif

end

[Kazmat]

Where would be a recommended place to re-install it?

[Fonger]

Where would be a recommended place to re-install it?

c:/I Hate UAC

[bben46]

@TodaY: it's called pseudocode. easier to understand than real code. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudocode :thumbsup:

 

Reinstall to any folder outside of the UAC protected program files. But not directly into the C:\ as this makes it hard to make changes to in the future. Most people use C:\Games\Oblivion that makes a common place to install any modable game such as Fallout3 would be installed to C:\Games\Fallout3.

 

Of course, if you use the steam version, you cannot reinstall it as steam demands total control over where you install any games you download. I don't remember if it allows you to change the install path or not, but on my system, steam is installed in C:\Games\Steam which ties in with my requirement that all games be under C:\Games to make the easy to find.