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The warnings are supposed to be written by the game engine in 'C:UsersDocumentsMy GamesFalloutNVwarnings.txt', but this may be dependent upon the 'log level' in the 'nvse_config.ini'. The 'nvse.log' is helpful to identify problems with NVSE itself, and plugins that rely upon it. Not everything in it is an error so keep that in mind some are just warnings.

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The first one is very useful for finding broken stuff in mods or the cause of crashes. There will be at least three files: 'falloutnv_error.log', 'falloutnv_havok.log', and 'nvse.log'. This will enable the game's error log the next time you run it, which will then be found in your FNV root folder (where you put the NVSE executable files).

Copy and paste the following into 'nvse_config.ini':.

In the folder 'DataNVSE' create a new text file and name it 'nvse_config.ini'.

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(The DigitalCitizen.life article 8 ways to open the Folder Options window, in Windows (all versions) will show you how to access that.)

Make sure 'hide known file types' is disabled in Windows/File Explorer's 'Folder Options' menu, or your new INI file in the next step will have a hidden '.txt' extension which you don't want.

If not present, manually create folder 'NVSE' under the game 'Data' folder (at the same level as the 'Meshes' and 'Textures' folders), and then 'Plugins' under the 'NVSE' folder.

Supplemental NVSE Plugins such as JIP, Lutana, MCM, NVAC, or NVSR should go into the 'DataNVSEPlugins' folder. You need to do so yourself, using any plaintext editor such as Windows NotePad. It definitely does not create a configuration file or automatically enable it's log files (which will be found in the game's root folder).

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However, just unpacking the NVSE archive package to the 'Fallout New Vegas' folder may not create a 'DataNVSE' folder or the 'DataNVSEPlugins' sub-folder upon installation unless you tell it to include sub-folders when doing so. 'steamappscommonFallout New Vegas'), so it's along with the FalloutNV.exe file. Check their documentation carefully.When installing New Vegas Script Extender (NVSE), the nvse_loader.exe file should be in the game root folder: i.e.

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NVSE and related plugins must be manually installed because most mod managers assume everything in them needs to go into the 'Data' folder instead of their respective specific locations. Otherwise this can cause the 'GetJIPLNVersion' command to fail with the error 'command not found'. If you previously had the 'lutana nvse' plugin installed, make sure you have removed all 'lutana*.*' files from both the game root and 'DataNVSEPlugins' folders.

'lutana_nvse': returns loaded JIP LN main version as float (xx.xxxx).

'JIP NVSE Plugin': returns loaded JIP LN main version as float (xx.xxxx).

'5') * GetJIPLNVersion / GetLNVersion: returns loaded JIP LN main version as float (xx.xxxx) * GetPluginVersion '': (quotes are required) 'steamappscommonFallout New Vegas').Īccording to this post in the JIP NVSE thread, mods are supposed to use and expect the following results when checking which version has been loaded, either in scripts or the game console ('') even from the Main Menu (without loading a 'save game' file). Does the most recent mod change use New Vegas Script Extender (NVSE) or supplemental plugins like JIP NVSE Plugin or 'Lutana NVSE Plugin'? Check that log (in the game's root folder: i.e. These files need to be changed as well.Ġ4. Note that if you are currently or have used 'Mod Organizer', MO uses its own copies of 'Fallout.ini' and 'FalloutPrefs.ini' (from when the MO profile was created), located in the 'steamappscommonFallout New VegasMod Organizerprofiles' folder. Otherwise you tend to lose track of which you actually changed if you have to 'verify files'.

You have been warned! If you make any changes to any of the game INI files, remember to change it in all three files (after you have backups of the originals): the 'Fallout_default.ini' in the game root folder (which only gets used to recreate the other two when they are not found), and the two in 'C:UsersDocumentsMy GamesFalloutNV' folder ('FALLOUT.ini' and 'FalloutPrefs.ini'). See the Game INI files section of the 'FNV General Mod Use Advice' article for details. The purpose is to be able to examine the old files for things you want to be able to replicate in the new versions of the same file.īefore you make any changes to the game INI files, please make backups and put them in a safe place. I usually just add to the extension: from '.ini' to '.ini.old'. (There might have been some unexpected changes.) Rename to anything you choose. If you have recently 'verified local files' or 're-installed' the game, try renaming both the INI files in the 'C:UsersDocumentsMy GamesFalloutNV' folder, and let the game rebuild them.