#BRIGHTER LIGHTS FALLOUT 4 MODS#

rpf'/s/folder structures to figure out what file/s are causing the issues/s & replace/remove/fix etc rpf', use the same process to add files within the identified '.

Test load the game after each addition/group of additions, until you find the one/s causing it.

#BRIGHTER LIGHTS FALLOUT 4 MODS#

rpf's/folder structures etc from the old (renamed) mods folder to the newly created one ( Note: ' move' ( not copy), it takes seconds that way, won't take up any more hard drive space & also you won't get confused about what you have or haven't moved already). Create a new folder called ' mods' where the old one was.Rename your ' mods' folder to something else.Test load the game to make sure it wasn't any of the above causing it.asi' mods that alter environment or visuals. Remove all scripts (rename ' scripts' folder etc) & remove any '.Test remove/switch off any ENB or Reshade.rpf' at a time until you find which files or combination of files is/are causing it.īasic Process (it's pretty quick & easy to do it this way, usually less than an hour) : I would first confirm it's not in your vanilla game, & then rebuild your ' mods' folder one '. No idea about the blue bands, probably a byproduct of mixing different parts of mods together or something?! (I see you've been messing with Redux & NVE a lot This next part may be useful for diagnosing your adaptation issue too: You don't notice it unless looking for it. I've never had to edit them as their effect is pretty subtle in my game. I was pure guessing at the ' visualsettings.dat' values.

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