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Hello everyone random modding noob here.

 

 

I was following the F&L guide and was all the way at the end (took me 2 days to get all the mods in) where it talks about running FNVLODGen.

 

I followed all the steps (I think?) and waited for FNVLODGen to generate its worldspaces. I closed the program when it was done. 

 

but then the guide told me to archive the generated content and then install them with Modograniser. well the problem is I cant find the content anywhere. when I set up LODGen the guide recommended (C:\FNVLODGenOutput) but I changed it to E drive to save space. I looked for this folder in both drives (I only have 2) and couldn't find anything. 

 

and also now the game doesn't work, it doesn't even start up. not sure what to do at this point.

 

 


Update: I found 2 folders in my overwrite folder in modorganiser "Textures" and "meshes" is this what I'm supposed to archive?

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update2: assumed those were the folders in question archived them and installed them but game still doesn't work. hope I didn't make things worse...

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Not sure, my LODGen output went to the folder I assigned it to, not overwrite. You should have a "landscape>LOD" folder inside meshes if the stuff in overwrite is the correct ones.

 

At any rate if you did install the wrong ones it's as simple as unticking the box in MO to fix. If the game isn't starting you probably have a missing masters error, check your plugins list in MO and see if there are any red exclamation point things beside them, that's how you know.

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