
I started adding other mods, including WME, WMX, EVE, etc.

I installed NV, set up my ENB and a few texture mods, game was working fine via NVSE launcher. Im at a loss here after trying for long hours to fix this, so I must ask for help. Launching: FalloutNV.exe (D:\steam\SteamApps\common\Fallout New Vegas enplczru\FalloutNV.exe)ĭll = D:\steam\SteamApps\common\Fallout New Vegas enplczru\nvse_1_4. NVSE now resets falloutprefs.ini - posted in New Vegas Technical Support: Hi. ProcPath = D:\steam\SteamApps\common\Fallout New Vegas enplczru\FalloutNV.exe Here are the log files contents after the recent game startup: Tried running it in different ways: NVSE loader, NMM load options, Steam launcher Tried running the game without mods which do not use NVSE (NVSE still does not load) Tried using several versions of NVSE, including the archived ones and the newest beta NVSE is a required mod for a lot of popular mods. It allows you to add over a hundred mods to work simultaneously with minimal problems. Added "run as administrator" to fallout and nvse exe files The New Vegas Script Extender (NVSE) is a mod that boosts the capabilities of your New Vegas game. Tried adding NVSE to anti-virus exceptions

Nothing changed, I installed no new hardware. What's more, even on the same computer, not more then 5 months ago, I played New Vegas just fine. those top comments have additional instructions that really help smooth out the experience.I used mods in Bethesda games since Oblivion and script extenders always worked for me. The only thing I really did differently was looking at the post pages and reading through the top comments. And it's my first time modding this game. I got New Vegas with updated textures and stuttering fixes and all that good stuff and it's running at 60 frames per second buttery smooth.

Make sure you read every single mod description for installation instructions and also check the post's page for additional installation tips and common errors from people. Download the first 10 most popular mods for New Vegas(at least all the ones that are meant to optimize the game or to fix bugs).Get NVSE(Read and follow all installation instructions exactly as noted in the readme file.(I have lots of experience modding Skyrim special edition and Fallout 4 as well) all of my instructions below and do as much reading material as you can for each instruction. You need to make sure that you're downloading the right files and cleaning up. Just downloading and installing mods with a manager is going to give you crash to desktop most of the time. Modding takes a lot of practice and there's a lot of techniques to master. Honestly the best thing you can do is a lot of research. I got everything running real smooth aside from neck seams which I need to go back and fix. I actually just bought and modded New Vegas for the first time yesterday.

I use mod organizer and highly recommended it.
