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AngryPuppy78

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I changed the line bInvalidateOlderFiles=0 to bInvalidateOlderFiles=1 like I am supposed too.

 

I put the files into the Data folder (or data/textures for some) but it seems that Fo3 doesn't realize they are there.

 

I also edited the archiveinvalidation file like I was supposed to

 

I should mention I'm using the new patch, but I was having the same problems before patch.

 

The Mods I'm using are as follows: (I don't know all of the names, but the file name should be enough)

More Powerful .32 Pistol by TheBionicRock

BETTER POWER ARMOR for FALLOUT 3 by Dopp

Hunting Rifle 2.0 with specular

Increase_Movement_Speed-83

mega_weigth-92

norepairneeded2-60

 

(The following are re-textures)

conflict_hockey_mask_pack-95

better_road_quality-147 (I'm also using his other re-texture)

dark_radscorpion-88

decal-50 (Resized vanilla decals with added splatter effect.)

underwear_and_eye_retex-105

whiskey-57

CigRetex Fallout 3 by taylorsd

 

The DataFiles list the following are checked:

Fallout3.esm

IncreaseMovementSpeed.esp

ModBetterPowerArmor60.esp

ModBetterPowerArmor75.esp

norepairneededv2.esp

power.32Pistol.esp

Weight.esp

 

That should be all the info anyone needs, so please can anyone help/explain to me what I have done wrong here?

 

 

***EDIT*** I have the US Retail version, and I'm running on Vista.

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Same Problem here.

Want to use the BetterLingerieAndTorso and the Realistic_Gunshot_Sounds_1_2-23 Mods.

Changed the bInvalidateOlderFiles=0 to bInvalidateOlderFiles=1 in the Fallout.ini, copied the correct Lines to the ArchiveInvalidation.txt and of course, i copied the correct Files to the correct Folders in the Data Folder.

I dont understand what im doing wrong, nothing changes in the Game.

 

Work these Mods only with the US Version of the Game? Im using the European Version.

Thanks for Help

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***UPDATE***

 

OK I'm not sure how, but the textures are working now. What I did was uninstall the game and reinstall, then I just reinstalled the textures and now they work *shrug*

 

However the other Mod files I'm using still don't work (Run faster, better power armor, etc) :wallbash:

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For textures, I've found that just using the ArchiveInvalidation Invalidated mod is a lifesaver, so much so that I'm putting instructions to install it in all my texture mods. Once I put it in, I haven't had to worry about adding anything to that text file, it saves tons of time. Cut and paste from my readme, this is assuming you've already adjusted invalidateolderfiles to 1:

 

1) Download ArchiveInvalidation Invalidated (Manual Version) at:

http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=10724

 

2) Copy ArchiveInvalidationInvalidated!.bsa to your "data" folder.

 

3) Go to the folder C:\Documents and My Documents\My Games\Fallout3 and edit FALLOUT.ini if you haven't already, and change

the line that starts with "SArchiveList" (ctrl-f is a good way to do this) with the following:

 

SArchiveList=ArchiveInvalidationInvalidated!.bsa, Fallout - Textures.bsa, Fallout - Meshes.bsa, Fallout - Voices.bsa, Fallout - Sound.bsa, Fallout - MenuVoices.bsa, Fallout - Misc.bsa

 

You should now never have to bother with your ArchiveInvalidation file again! :)

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For textures, I've found that just using the ArchiveInvalidation Invalidated mod is a lifesaver, so much so that I'm putting instructions to install it in all my texture mods. Once I put it in, I haven't had to worry about adding anything to that text file, it saves tons of time. Cut and paste from my readme, this is assuming you've already adjusted invalidateolderfiles to 1:

 

1) Download ArchiveInvalidation Invalidated (Manual Version) at:

http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=10724

 

2) Copy ArchiveInvalidationInvalidated!.bsa to your "data" folder.

 

3) Go to the folder C:\Documents and My Documents\My Games\Fallout3 and edit FALLOUT.ini if you haven't already, and change

the line that starts with "SArchiveList" (ctrl-f is a good way to do this) with the following:

 

SArchiveList=ArchiveInvalidationInvalidated!.bsa, Fallout - Textures.bsa, Fallout - Meshes.bsa, Fallout - Voices.bsa, Fallout - Sound.bsa, Fallout - MenuVoices.bsa, Fallout - Misc.bsa

 

You should now never have to bother with your ArchiveInvalidation file again! :)

 

 

This still doesn't work for me !!

I did everything you said but it won't work with the ArchiveInvalidationInvalidated!.bsa

 

Please help , it is very annoying having to watch colored squished armor

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[3) Go to the folder C:\Documents and My Documents\My Games\Fallout3 and edit FALLOUT.ini if you haven't already, and change

the line that starts with "SArchiveList" (ctrl-f is a good way to do this) with the following:

 

ROTFLMAO this post indirectly solved my problem... I had been editing the FALLOUTdefault.ini file in my fallout 3 directory rather than the FALLOUT.ini file in the my games/Fallout 3 directory.

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ROTFLMAO this post indirectly solved my problem... I had been editing the FALLOUTdefault.ini file in my fallout 3 directory rather than the FALLOUT.ini file in the my games/Fallout 3 directory.

 

I made the same mistake as well the first time I tried installing mods and I was going crazy trying to figure out the problem.

 

For those still having problems getting mods to work make sure you are editing the FALLOUT.ini in My Documents/My Games/Fallout 3 folder directory and not the FALLOUTdefault.ini in your actual FO3 directory.

Also use the Archiveinvalidation validator program and run a Full Check, and all your mods should be working 100%.

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