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sutex
I can see no instruction to install FOSE , with Fallout 3 when using MO.
Do I just drop FOSE into the GOTY folder, given the scripts ?
There was a suggestion by Youtube video , about MO not do to this, but it focus is Skyrim
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGKhdiJYBqo
Very new to MO , Have run mods and managers before , but using MO for first time .
Have a CLEAN installl of the game DATA folder backup, have saves so using those mods , for my new MO install
WHAT I HAVE
Steam Fallout 3 GOTY .... Patched with Updated FALLOUT patch latest
FOMM fork .... Installed to default , MO points to it exe, works
FO3Edit_3_0_31_EXPERIMENTAL-637-3-0-31 ... Installed into own Folder (FO3edit) inside of Fallout3 GOTY
A side note, with FO3edit , still a bit confused do I check or uncheck backups. When I first ran FO3edit, I closed it after opening. A box popped up saying there was a problem in Overwrite. I removed the FO3editbackup it was refering too. Correct ? as all I have at the moment is the DEFLAUT esm plus the Updated Patch Overwrite is emtpy in MO , I have no mods installed, as yet.
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No need to respond in that manner, I did read all the posts and my question is phrased in that way because your comments didn't make it clear you knew that. Clearly there is something about your set
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