Anakin1773

Ok then, thank you for trying to help anyways.

Hello. Sorry for interrupting this conversation, but I've once more a question for the guide maintainer. I am planning to move to Linux Mint, along with buying a new PC. Will there ever be a Linux-friendly version of the guide? Because I've seen multiple assorted guides on how to get a modded Fallout 4 on Linux up and running, (vanilla game works fine out-of-the-box) and I am unsure what guide(s) to follow for the easiest and simple method of setup and operation. If this request is unneeded, or is impossible to fulfill, then I still thank the author for creating this guide, and wish you a good day.

Apologies in advance for any potential impoliteness that may arise from me. I have some criticism of the guide for Fallout 4. In the guide, in the BethINI section, it says that: "recent reverse-engineering research has shown that increasing iMaxAllocatedMemoryBytes improves script performance: In the Section drop-down, select Papyrus. In the Setting drop-down, select iMaxAllocatedMemoryBytes. Change the value to 500000 and click [Save]." I was always taught to never change any settings concerning Papyrus, except for fPostLoadUpdateTimeMS. Can you please explain why the above tweak is now safe, if possible?