After your run around and see if everything is as it should be/mods are working test make a backup of the whole game somewhere so you can restore if things go horribly wrong (and they can go horribly wrong, like break everything and need to redownload levels of wrong.(if you don't understand what I mean by the vault play the game and you will) I will boot at least 1 of these saves up (depending on the mod im testing) to see how stable things are, for example if you are getting a char creation hair pack mod, I test from the VERY start, if im testing a weather mod of course I test when outside, AND just before leaving the vault to see if that 'transition' causes a crash After installing every few mods do a quick run around test to look for anomalies (I use 3 saves, one at the VERY start of the game, one just before exiting the vault and one RIGHT after exiting the vault.Use the Nexus Mod manager, or Fallout Mod Manager it will save you much frustration, the diffrence is FOMM will be more compatable with FO3 mod installation, but its not as feature rich as NMM, NMM isnt as compatable since its newer then ALOT of FO3 mods.That being said for the love of god read you installation notes, use FOMM and learn how to mod FO properly. I have used all of these other then 'errors corrections' so you shouldn't have compatibility issues.

'The Nexus' is love, 'the Nexus' is life.įallout Script extender: (needed for some mods)įallout Stutter remover: (FO is unplayable to me without this)įake Fullscreen Mode Windowed: (iirc fixes some instability issues)

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