Well i found a way to make it works
Some mod make the game crash, it's NOT mod organizer fault, its the MOD fault
some mod that make the game crash :
Key Nuker
Def HUD
Key Nuker
Def HUD
but Def Hud has been updated lke OneSubtractOne just said.
So if the game crash after the loading it means that you have a mod that not work with the last update.
And for making ModOrganizer works with the last update :
Use this mod https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/11479/?tab=2&navtag=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.nexusmods.com%2Ffallout4%2Fajax%2Fmodfiles%2F%3Fid%3D11479&pUp=1
extract file in the folder where plugin.txt is located
extract file in the folder where plugin.txt is located
i'm talking about the Modorganizer one, not the fallout 4 one (the appdata/local).
You need to go to your modorganizer install folder, then to the profil folder, and then, on the Fallout4 Folder.
You need to go to your modorganizer install folder, then to the profil folder, and then, on the Fallout4 Folder.
Once it's done, you need to launch ModOrganizer, make sure to check every mod you wan't, and then open the .bat from the profilesFallout folders. it will put the asterisks automaticly, once it's done close it.
Now you can run the game with ModOrganizer and play just fine, if the game crash during the loading it means again, that one of your mod don't work with the last fallout 4 update
the only issues is that i think doing this mess up with the load order of the ESP, because when i close the game everything in modorganizer is mixed up, so be sure to save the load order by clicking to the little harddrive icon at the upper right of the .esp tab on mod organizer so you can put everything back in order easly but clicking to the yellow arrow icon.
OR you can use the OneSubtractOne technique, but i just hate the UI of the in game mods library so i just do my way.
Sorry in advance for my bad english, i'm french so it's not my native language.
Is there a ps3 emulator. Some of my mods like We Are The Minutemen wont work after updating F4SE/Fallout 4
-NMM says it's installed with all necessary plugins and i can craft the uniforms but when crafted they look like normal clothes, default Minutemen uniforms dont change and stay yellow instead of becoming blue.
Same with almost all of my other mods like Repaired Sanctuary Roofs
-NMM also says this is intstalled and plugins are activated but also does nothing
This is been going on for most of my mods, especially ones that change textures
Any ideas on how to fix?
-NMM says it's installed with all necessary plugins and i can craft the uniforms but when crafted they look like normal clothes, default Minutemen uniforms dont change and stay yellow instead of becoming blue.
Same with almost all of my other mods like Repaired Sanctuary Roofs
-NMM also says this is intstalled and plugins are activated but also does nothing
This is been going on for most of my mods, especially ones that change textures
Any ideas on how to fix?
The first digital fruits of Bethesda’s new kinda-sorta-paid-mods programme, the Creation Club, arrive today in Fallout 4 [official site]. It’ll then hit Skyrim in September. Unlike Bethesda’s disastrous first flirtation with paid mods for Skyrim in 2015, which was quickly abandoned, the Creation Club is more like a DLC microtransaction store partially outsourced to modders. It’s a selection of new content Bethesda are approving and commissioning themselves rather than Steam’s failed free-for-all marketplace where anyone could upload anything, see. The initial Creation Club lineup is pretty bland, mind, just odds and ends.Swing on by Bethesda’s blog to see everything in the Fallout 4 Creation Club’s launch lineup. Content includes clobber like Chinese Stealth Armor and Morgan Yu’s spacesuit from Prey 2017, Pip-Boy reskins, weapons, furniture for base-building, and a cheeky nod to Oblivion’s horse armour upset with a set of power armour covered in bashed bits of model horses.
Some of the bits have quests attached but largely it looks quite boring. I don’t think I’d download any of these as free mods, let alone pay a couple of quid for them.
How to install skyrim mods steam. Jul 1, 2017 - Steam Workshop: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Finding and installing your favorite mods is easier than ever before. Mod-makers also enjoy a streamlined process for uploading mods directly to Steam. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - The Game of a GenerationVoted 'The Best Game of the Generation' by amazon.co.uk users, andAbout the GameEPIC FANTASY. May 10, 2019 - This is because there's a lot of them: more than 28,000 Skyrim mods to download on the Steam Workshop, and countless more on Skyrim.
The Creation Club runs on a new microtransaction currency, Credits, of which all players are being given 100 free (about a dollar’s worth). The Credits will be shared across both Fallout 4 and Skyrim, as well as Steam and Xbox copies of the games – but not the PlayStation versions.
The Creation Club arrives with update 1.10 today, which launched in beta yesterday. It’ll launch for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition some time in September.
2015’s paid mods fiasco was a Steam plan Bethesda joined in on, while the Creation Club is entirely Bethesda’s gig. Valve still haven’t returned to paid mods but Bethesda are back with a different take.
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Rather than letting anyone whack anything up and charge for it (whether they made it or not), this is basically a DLC pipeline which can use modders as freelancers. Would-be Creators need to apply, pitch original ideas, and work like it’s serious business. Bethesda explain:
“Creators are required to submit documentation pitches which go through an approval process. All content must be new and original. Once a concept is approved, a development schedule with Alpha, Beta and Release milestones is created. Creations go through our full development pipeline, which Creators participate in. Bethesda Game Studios developers work with Creators to iterate and polish their work along with full QA cycles. The content is fully localized, as well.”
Bethesda insist that Creations aren’t paid mods, and that they won’t try to shut down modding. Creators are paid at milestones, as in regular development. Bethesda say they’ve made “most” of the Creation Club stuff themselves anyway. And mods, they say, “will remain a free and open system where anyone can create and share what they’d like”.
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“We’ve looked at many ways to do ‘paid mods’, and the problems outweigh the benefits. We’ve encountered many of those issues before. But, there’s a constant demand from our fans to add more official high quality content to our games, and while we are able to create a lot of it, we think many in our community have the talent to work directly with us and create some amazing new things.”
Fallout 4 Not Loading Mods
This all seems fairly innocuous so far. Some high-quality (but minor, dull, and overpriced) new DLC is out for Fallout 4. I’m rarely pleased by retrofitted microtransactions but they seem highly optional and ignorable. I don’t worry about Bethesda hypothetically trying to push the Creation Club by cutting down content included with their open-world RPGs because they’re an inch deep and a mile wide anyway – there’s so little variety they could trim while still having a viable game.
I’m sure Bethesda have hopes for grander Club releases than this pointless assortment of trinkets and baubles, but I can’t see it killing free mods. If the Club becomes a roaring success, maybe a few modders will be able to make a living from their skills rather than doing it as a hobby but hey, good for them. There’s certainly no shortage of other people keen to make things for funsies and share them free.