Fenris95

Not by myself since I initially wrote it, sorry about that. There have been a couple of edits by other members that you can see here: https://wiki.step-project.com/index.php?title=User:Fenris95/FO4_-_Fenris%27_Mod_Guide_Part_1&action=history And here: https://wiki.step-project.com/index.php?title=User:Fenris95/FO4_-_Fenris%27_Mod_Guide_Part_2&action=history I haven't had the time or motivation to update it since it was mainly a project to save myself time searching through mods the next time I decided to install Fallout 4. I appreciate the contributions made my members here, and honestly just happened upon them whilst going through TechAngel85's SSE guide.

I'll go through and get rid of a few 'excessive' mods that aren't really needed that edit world spaces, just in case. Like the Nest survival bunkers for example. :)

Honestly I've never had that issue, or never noticed it I guess. Shadow Boost seems to help but my framerate is always staying above 40 without any dips. Doesn't matter where I am either. I also haven't noticed any objects disappearing, I just make sure there's no obvious conflicts in the mods I install and install any compatibility patches they might come with, and then there's no issue. I didn't add a 'delete everything from the world' partly for that reason. I usually have a lot of issues on other games, for example Fallout 3 is just full of huge red triangles and un-UV mapped textures over every object, but Fallout 4 seems pretty stable.

I added 'bUseCombinedObjects=0' to the .ini tweaks yesterday, that should sort out that problem, right? If not let me know if there's something else that I need to add. Thanks for the info about the glass glare fix mod, I'd rather not include it if that's the 'fix' it provides. :)

Thanks for the reply. :D

Hey guys, spent the last week working on this guide since the others weren't current and one provided information that I didn't agree with. It's not completely final but it works in it's current state and is how I would play the game myself. I've removed references to cleaning individual mods until I figure out if that's even necessary. I've also split the guide into two halves as there were too many references for one page to handle. https://wiki.step-project.com/User:Fenris95/FO4_-_Fenris%27_Mod_Guide_Part_1 https://wiki.step-project.com/User:Fenris95/FO4_-_Fenris%27_Mod_Guide_Part_2 Good luck on your travels through the guide and hopefully you make it out to the other side without too much issue. Feel free to add the donate to step button at the top etc. I'm not technical enough to figure it out myself.

I've created an extensive guide that I will be releasing shortly.

Hey guys, I'm getting '502 bad gateway' on all of the wiki pages I've tried to view. I've been working on a Fallout 4 guide for about 18+ hours a day for the past week so I'm glad I made a backup before it crashed out, but this has been going on since yesterday for me. Any news? Also 'Error 503 Backend fetch failed', and now ''504 Gateway Time-out'

I started following your guide a couple of days ago and got frustrated at how many mod authors had removed their mods due to Nexus drama, and noticed a lot of others had been updated so much that the guide instructions were made redundant, I was inspired to create my own guide for FO4. I hope you don't mind me using your flares, I have no idea how to make them myself. I've only been working on it for a few hours today and yesterday, so I haven't got to adding actual mods yet. I figured I would make something for myself so that I don't have to trawl through the Nexus every six months when I re-install the game, but then figured why not make it usable by anyone. I've been using your formatting for the actual mods since I'm too dumb to figure out how to make it pretty myself. Anyways here's the starting point: https://wiki.step-project.com/index.php?title=User:Fenris95/FO4_-_My_Personal_Setup