problems with mods

[Ject67]

Hey guys, when I install a mod into the game, and start the game up and go to data file, I check those boxes to load those games up and click ok. When I go back to the data files option, everything besides fallout3.esm is unchecked. I've gone to mydocuments/mygames/fallout3/ and changed bInvalidateOlderFiles and changed it from a 0 to a 1

 

What else do I have to do to get these mods working?

[Skotte]

  Ject67 said:

Hey guys, when I install a mod into the game, and start the game up and go to data file, I check those boxes to load those games up and click ok. When I go back to the data files option, everything besides fallout3.esm is unchecked. I've gone to mydocuments/mygames/fallout3/ and changed bInvalidateOlderFiles and changed it from a 0 to a 1

 

What else do I have to do to get these mods working?

 

From what I've read this is just a launcher problem, the esp's are activated they just don't show up as such.

[Guest]

I've the same problem.

Every time I look in the launcher - all esp files are unchecked.

Ingame is still no changing too. The Mod's are all inactive.

Can someone help me out?

[Ject67]

Heh, didn't see that other thread. Well for me, all esp's remain unchecked everytime I have a look, but they still work ingame though.

[noobax]

use the fallout 3 mod manager can be found on the fallout3nexus.com

[cmosbob]

  Ject67 said:

Hey guys, when I install a mod into the game, and start the game up and go to data file, I check those boxes to load those games up and click ok. When I go back to the data files option, everything besides fallout3.esm is unchecked. I've gone to mydocuments/mygames/fallout3/ and changed bInvalidateOlderFiles and changed it from a 0 to a 1

 

What else do I have to do to get these mods working?

 

 

You might try adding a "plugins.txt" file to "\My Documents\My Games\Fallout3" directory.

 

one way to get this file, is to go to where ever you have Fallout 3 loaded, go into the data directory, open a command prompt in that directory, and in the command prompt window, type this:

 

dir *.esp /b >plugins.txt

 

what this does: dir *.esp lists all files with the extension of .esp (doesnt matter what the name is, as long as the extension is .esp)

 

the /B Uses bare format (no heading information or summary).

 

and the >plugins.txt puts the text that would have been output on the screen into the file "plugins.txt"

then move that file into the "\My Documents\My Games\Fallout3" directory.

 

Bob