FO4 Update? "You are using a newer version of Fallout than this version of F4SE supports." Runtime: 1.10.111; F4SE: 0.6.11

[GenkiM]

Thanks, I had seen it was advised to try and block updates but I didn't get around to it.

 

I'm going to use the down-time to troubleshoot my hardware issues.

 

Do you guys think there'll ever be a "finalized" Fallout 4 build?

 

I'm sure it's a game I'm going to want to come back to and I'm definitely going to want the mods I'm using.

 

Or is it just a case of enjoying while I can?

 

I'm wondering if this stuff will ever be archived, so it's always available?

Edited August 30, 2018 by GenkiM

[WastelandAssassin]

what I meant was that every time Bethesda spawns more CC content (or releases it , if you want something that sounds less sinister) , it break the script extender and all mods associated with them , as well as damage the good will of anyone supporting or using said tools and mods

so I do believe there will come a point where mod authors (and maybe even the team behind the script extenders) just stops caring anymore and simply stop updating these to work with the new versions . I hope Bethesda will stop releasing such content before that happens , but if they find it financially beneficial enough we may not be so lucky . however there are alternatives , as you can simply back up older executable and use these instead of the updates ones , therefore bypassing any need for updating the script extender or mods . this will at least spare you the wait for everything to get updated after the game update , but obviously when such mods are updated beyond that you will need the correct versions of everything

[GenkiM]

what I meant was that every time Bethesda spawns more CC content (or releases it , if you want something that sounds less sinister) , it break the script extender and all mods associated with them , as well as damage the good will of anyone supporting or using said tools and mods

so I do believe there will come a point where mod authors (and maybe even the team behind the script extenders) just stops caring anymore and simply stop updating these to work with the new versions . I hope Bethesda will stop releasing such content before that happens , but if they find it financially beneficial enough we may not be so lucky . however there are alternatives , as you can simply back up older executable and use these instead of the updates ones , therefore bypassing any need for updating the script extender or mods . this will at least spare you the wait for everything to get updated after the game update , but obviously when such mods are updated beyond that you will need the correct versions of everything

 

Thanks, I wasn't sure about the terminology.

 

I hadn't considered actually just backing up an executable. I need to look at how to do that at some point.

 

But yeah, I think Bathesda would love to have everyone paying for mods; I think everyone in the Free mod scene packing up and walking away, potentially to be tempted back into the paid mods program, would probably be quite desirable for them. :/

 

I mean if you're waiting for them to go out of their way to make life easier for the free modding community, I think that'd be a long wait. :confused:

Edited August 30, 2018 by GenkiM

[Undeadbob666]

If you type in google "rolling back fallout 4 update" you will find a forum post I'm too tired too link it right now, it really needs to be pinned.

Edited August 30, 2018 by Undeadbob666

[Lagruej]

If you type in google "rolling back fallout 4 update" you will find a forum post I'm too tired too link it right now, it really needs to be pinned.

Yeah you can roll back using the steam depot, you have to launc the Steam bootstrap, then just have to go online and get the 3 number sets and then you can download the previous EXE

 

The code to go back to the last update (July) should be:

 

steam_depot ‎377160 377162 8185771357782410156

 

I would recommend anybody wanting to rollback try that, if you need rolling back further look up the proper manifest ID for the date you want:

 

https://steamdb.info/depot/377162/manifests/

Edited August 30, 2018 by Lagruej

[GenkiM]

If you type in google "rolling back fallout 4 update" you will find a forum post I'm too tired too link it right now, it really needs to be pinned.

 

 

 

If you type in google "rolling back fallout 4 update" you will find a forum post I'm too tired too link it right now, it really needs to be pinned.

Yeah you can roll back using the steam depot, you have to launc the Steam bootstrap, then just have to go online and get the 3 number sets and then you can download the previous EXE

 

The code to go back to the last update (July) should be:

 

steam_depot ‎377160 377162 8185771357782410156

 

I would recommend anybody wanting to rollback try that, if you need rolling back further look up the proper manifest ID for the date you want:

 

https://steamdb.info/depot/377162/manifests/

 

 

Thanks, that's brilliant; once I'm through troubleshooting my hardware issues I'll look into that and hopefully get back into my game. Thanks :)

Edited August 30, 2018 by GenkiM

[JesusBuckland]

Where exactly do you d/l f4se_0_06_12_installer?? The official website only has f4se_0_06_11... Or am I missing something?-

Edited August 31, 2018 by JesusBuckland

[WastelandAssassin]

http://f4se.silverlock.org/

the link at the top is to download the 0.6.12 version

[GenkiM]

I've got the executable for the last build (prior to the update) in a separate folder where I backed up the entire game. Can I just drag drop and replace the updated executable and be good to go?

 

I tried to download using the depot code but it didn't work out for me.

[WastelandAssassin]

as far as I know , yes , replacing the new executable with an older version should simply undo the update

that is assuming they didn't also update other files , but I believe that the script extender and all simply looks at the executable version , so it should be fine