(ianpatt, behippo, scruggsywuggsy the ferret, and hlp) Stephen Abel, Paul Connelly, and Hugues LE PORS The original NVSE was created and maintained by Ian Patterson, It does so without modifying the executable files on disk, so there are no permanent side effects.įor documentation on how to write scripts utilizing NVSE, see GECK Wiki. New Vegas Script Extender (NVSE) is a modder's resource that expands the scripting capabilities of Fallout: New Vegas.
For bug reports and other problems, create a new GitHub issue. Supportįor support, contact us in the xNVSE Discord server. German No Gore, Xbox Gamepass and versions are not supported. XNVSE is compatible with the Steam and GOG versions of the game. Enabling the Steam Community option (enabled by default) will allow you to launch the game via Steam's standard UI. Launch NV via running nvse_loader.exe or, if you have patched the game using FNV 4GB Patcher, FalloutNV.exe. Do not copy these files to the Data folder or install it with MO2 as with a normal mod. If you see files named FalloutNV.exe and FalloutNVLauncher.exe, this is the correct folder. For Steam this is usually in your Program Files folder under Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout New Vegas\. DownloadĬhangelogs and all releases are provided in the releases section. Nexus Mod Manager is fine, Mod Organizer is better IMO (although I'm not sure if it works with other Bethesda games and not only Skyrim), but it doesn't matter as long as you use one, as the organization advantage and the risk reduction they bring is just too good to pass up.New Vegas Script Extender (xNVSE) expands the engine and scripting capabilities of Fallout New Vegas. I HIGHLY suggest you to use a mod manager next time tho. It'll practically redownload the entire game and get you back to default. To do so, if you don't want to lose your mods, make a copy of your current data folder, then delete it and run local cache validation through Steam. The error message looks clear enough you're either missing that master file entirely, you're having a load order issue with it or something happened to it (corrupted, can't be read).įirst of all, make sure the FalloutNV.esm gets detected and loaded before anything else in FNVEdit, if it provides any load order setting function if it's already on top of the load order (lowest possible position), if it isn't detected at all or if it doesn't work, revert to a vanilla installation and try launching the game to see if it actually works like that at least. That's what happens when you don't use a mod ss up a little, insignificant single detail and stuff stops working entirely.
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