I am familiar with how to do this from Oblivion and Skyrim mod use experience. Originally I installed the latest version of F4SE (the one recommended for game version 1.10.120.0) the old-fashioned way: manually, by copying the files into the correct directories. Thanks for clarifying it for me.Įdited by jaydawg55, 19 February 2019 - 01:35 AM. Did that with ENB for Skyrim.ĮDIT 2: I misunderstood the requirement. I installed F4SE manually, but like you I am going to also install it like a mod. Any insight you could provide would be greatly appreciated.ĮDIT: Now I am getting the infinite load screen glitch when I try to launch through Vortex. Hopefully this post is specific enough without being longwinded. I thought I should bring this to your attention just in case Vortex is involved.

So I don't understand why F4SE ends up missing in action. I have the f4se_loader set up correctly in my Vortex tools panel and it is set to be primary. However, launching the game from the FO4 install directory as administrator does. Vortex and FO4 reside on different drive partitions on my PC, so this was not possible before.īecause I want to set up game profiles so I can have different mod lists for different character playthroughs, this week I moved 200+ FO4 mods over to Vortex from Wrye Bash.Įverything looks OK but when I launch the game through Vortex I get an error message in game saying that F4SE was not found and one of my mods (Transfer Settlements) will not function properly as a result.

After updating to Vortex version 0.17.3, I noticed it is now able to manage my Fallout 4 mods. I have been using Vortex to manage Skyrim SE mods for a while now and like it. Secondary disk is Seagate 1 TB Hard driveįallout 4 was recently added to my game collection that includes Skyrim (Oldrim and SE). 3GB Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 graphics card

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