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The mod author has run into his own problem as pointed out to him which he is in a midst of fixing. The issue is about the file size of textures as well as objects having higher res textures then is needed, i.e a white coffee cup might have a 1024 texture when realistically a 512 would be more then enough.

You can also use Bilago’s configuration tool, which will give you a lot more flexibility than the in-game options. If you are looking to improve the game’s performance on either card, incidentally, turning off god rays should help a little. This might be a super helpful mod for people running the game on graphics cards with a low amount of VRAM, or those unhappy with Fallout 4’s performance on AMD cards. There are instructions on the mod page if you need how to do that (although automated solutions like Nexus Mod Manager exist too). In your Fallout4Prefs.ini, add the following line under :Īnd then you’ll need to install the Texture Optimisation Project mod through your preferred means. SResourceDataDirsFinal=STRINGS, TEXTURES, MUSIC, SOUND, INTERFACE, MESHES, PROGRAMS, MATERIALS, LODSETTINGS, VIS, MISC, SCRIPTS, SHADERFX In your Fallout 4.ini, edit the following line: We'll be sure to update this slide with a download link of the official tool once Bethesda releases it.To install, you’ll need to enable mods first by editing the Fallout4.ini file: However, you can download this easy-to-use unofficial Fallout 4 Mod Manager for now. Unfortunately, Bethesda has not released their own official mod tool yet. To activate mods, you need a mod manager tool.

Erase this and replace it with "sResourceDataDirsFinal=STRINGS\, TEXTURES\, MUSIC\, SOUND\, INTERFACE\, MESHES\, PROGRAMS\, MATERIALS\, LODSETTINGS\, VIS\, MISC\, SCRIPTS\, SHADERSFX\". Find the section and find the line below it marked "SResourceDataDirsFinal=STRINGS\".

Step 3: Open Fallout4.ini with Notepad.

ini file but it's set to zero, make sure to set it to 1. Enter a paragraph break from the top and type the line "bEnableFileSelection=1". Scroll down until you find a section marked.

Step 2: Open the "Fallout4Prefs.ini" file using Notepad.

Step 1: Go to your documents folder, click your My Games folder, and then open the Fallout 4 folder.

This can be done by altering a couple of lines in the game's configuration(.ini) files, which you can find and change by following the three simple steps below. In order to activate mods, you need to enable your game's ability to use them first.