ini settings do I need to make?" for what this should look like. You need to copy the contents of this file into the FalloutCustom.ini in your mod manager's profile. might prevent the installer from doing this). The installer will have created FalloutCustom.ini in MyGames\FalloutNV\ (some security software, like anti virus, firewall, Windows, etc. If you already have the latest versions of JIP LN and xNVSE, and the problem still happens, then you might have missed the final step of the installation, which is a manual process if using a mod manager. The updated JIP LN also requires a newer Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable. The ones bundled with the installer are old and outdated and TTW requires the latest ones to read the FalloutCustom.ini. TTW requires the latest versions of JIP LN NVSE plugin and xNVSE, so you need to download and install those. This causes problems and will result in a crash. User Interface Organizer may help automatically clean these orphaned references.Īnother reason you can crash in the game's main menu is if you're using the Mod Organizer 2 (MO2) mod manager, and you installed it into the game's folder. Most often, these will be at the bottom of "\main\Hud_Main_Menu.xml" or "\options\Start_Menu.xml", but they could be any. As an example, this include text in the xml may look like - if you did not have the Mod Configuration Menu active, this would be a problem. You may have had a UI mod in the past which you have since uninstalled, but which left an "include" for in a vanilla xml, telling the vanilla xml to load a mod xml which no longer exists. If you are crashing after the loading projector slides, but right before the Start New Game/Load Game/Main Menu text would have loaded, you have a missing menu file. Make sure all required plugins are active ( see the load order section), as well as any master files for any mods you may have.
If you are crashing immediately, before you even get to loading projector slides, you either have missing master files, or missing NVSE/JIP LN NVSE plugin. Exactly when the crash is happening will help you pinpoint the error.
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