One thing I do know, however, is that I can't go back to the pre-MO modding, so I'm turning to you helpful people and hope that someone here has an idea. I've arrived at a point where I really don't know what it could be or what I could try next. I did try compatability modes, I've tried starting MO, the 4GB or both as administrator. \FalloutMO.exe' to the launch arguments, that helped me get around the access is denied error but produced this text error. NVAC seems to be working, the log is showing several handled errors. I'm using NVAC, without it the game crashes before arriving at the main menu.
NVSE is being loaded, it doesn't matter if I'm using NVSE stable or beta. It only happens if I start the either the normal or the 4GB exe through Mod Organizer. This issue does not happen if I start the 4GB exe on its own. This issue does not happen if I start the game on its own with the normal exe. I can only navigate the main menu by memory, the ingame popups regarding the DLC is missing the text as well. The problem is that all of the text has disappeared or is invisible. The game starts, I can load a save and 'play'. Right now I can launch the 4GB exe through Mod Organizer. I'm trying to get Mod Organizer and the 4GB exe to work together, but despite following all of the advice, tips and workarounds it's still not happening. I'm running Windows 8.1 and a fresh install of Fallout New Vegas with no mods so far. I've stumbled upon a weird issue that I haven't encountered or read about before. While you can keep them there, since you are using a manager to mod your game, it makes more sense to install ALL mods via MO2 and then let it directly manage those mods. On another note the screenshot shows some mods installed directly into the game folder, those marked as "Unmanaged". When you run MO2 again, if the registry settings are there, you should be presented with an option choose which game to manage.
I have all my MO related stuff in a simple folder structure on another drive, the extra drive isn't important, just that it is nowhere near my game installs. MO/MO2 could, and I would argue should, be installed somewhere completely removed from the game installation and it will recognise all games that have the correct registry settings.Įasiest steps here is to purge your system of MO2 again and run SSE from the launcher and then install MO2 somewhere in its own folder. It is these settings that MO/MO2 uses to 'see' what games you have installed. You must have, at least once, run the game's launcher to correctly set all the game's registry settings. The installation location of MO/MO2 has NO BEARING on how it manages your games.
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