

When I untick "Local Game Settings" in Profiles, 2 things happen:ġ - the INI Editor info box has only 2 of the INI files there to be seen - " Fallout4prefs.ini and Fallout4Custom.ini" - and is missing the " Fallout4.ini".so that's clearly wrong.Ģ - the message about "Mods enabled, achievement's disabled" at the start screen is gone, which means MCM settings are being read from the start, as with it ticked the message is there. It does seem that BethINI settings are being activated when launching F4SE through MO2 though, as I've set the opening logo to run but not the SPECIAL intros in BethINI and that is what happens.but

The only option in BethINI is to change the INI Default path, which I haven't tried.Ĭan someone please literally spell this out in point form? I'm not a complete idiot but can't find how to get it to read the changes. But from reading the comments above, I still do not understand how to get FO4CT to be read by MO2.BethINI does shave the MO2 path set correctly. Im familiar with FO4Edit, Bodyslide and LOOT. It should open the Nexus Mod Manager program.OK so im having the same problem.and I cant figure out how to change it to read the FO4CT settings ? Now your NXM files are associated with Nexus Mod Manager again! To make sure, go to the Nexus website and try downloading a mod with the green “Download with Manager” button. ***Please note that you have to open Nexus Mod Manager with administrative permissions, otherwise the “associate with NXM URLs” box will be grayed out, and you won’t be able to check it. If “Associate with NXM URLs” is already checked, uncheck it and recheck it In the General tab, check box “ Associate with NXM URLs”Ĥ.

Click on “ Settings” at the top in Nexus Mod Managerģ. Open the Nexus Mod Manager Program with administrative permissions (right click “run as administrator”)Ģ. Here is what you need to do to re-associate your NXM files with Nexus Mod Manager:ġ. This article will help you reassociate your NXM files with Nexus Mod Manager.īy doing this you will be able to click on NXM URLs, or the green “Download with Manager” button on the Nexus Mods website to open the Nexus Mod Manager program. You many have accidentally (or intentionally) associated Nexus Mod Manager files with another program, such as Mod Organizer. Then, when you go to install a mod from the website, you can click the green “Download with Manger” button, which will normally open the Nexus Mod Manager program. You can download a program called Nexus Mod Manager from the Nexus website.
