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No big deal that's my fault dunno why the hell I thought that had anything to do with me lol.The Fallout 4 Script Extender, or F4SE for short, will be a modder's resource that expands the scripting capabilities of Falout 4. I didn't mean to direct that at you specifically. Heck the worst that happens is a CTD and not like that doesn't happen all the time when trying to keep a modlist stable unless you keep it small, easy enough to keep a back up of everything.

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Most of the mods for Fallout 4 aren't the newest things anyway so easy enough to tell which mods may be an issue especially with any decent mod manager.

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That's 66 mods enabled so don't see why it's a big deal once what you need is updated just, let steam update the game go through re-do your mods and update as needed and there ya go. Played another 10 hours with it rolled back haven't had an issue with anything. Originally posted by ThatOneGuyYouKnow:I mean I will keep it rolled back until my mods that need an update are updated and F4SE is updated I don't see how it's shooting yourself in the foot as long as you know what's going on with your mod list. You should now be able to use f4se with fallout 4, however, there are some things you should be aware of:Ī) If Fallout 4 - Interface was updated, the game may not work correctlyī) If a lot of fallout 4 files were updated, including interface, your mods may not work correctly Rename it from Fallout 4 - (Copy) or whatever you named it to, to Fallout4.Go to the backup you made, and right click, then select "Rename".Right Click on Fallout4 or Fallout4.exe and Select "Rename", and rename it to something else, or just add numbers after it.Now you have a back up of your fallout 4 executable and can then replace it when the game updates with this old one by: Right click outside of the files, and right click, and click on "Paste" (or use CTRL + V).Right click Fallout4.exe or Fallout4, and click on copy (or use CTRL + C).Right click Fallout 4 and click Properties.What you're looking for is files like this one: "f4se_1_10_xx.dll"ĭelete the one that has a lower number than the one you installed and you're set.

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dll files and they're being loaded instead of the new ones, which you can fix by: This is done when you haven't removed the older f4se. Double click on Data, then f4se, then pluginsĪll of your F4SE plugins are in here, find out which one isn't updated and temporarily uninstall or move it out of there until it is. Go to the "Local Files" tab, and click on "Browse Local Files." Right clicking Fallout 4 in your Steam Library and clicking Properties

One or more of your mods hasn't been updated for the current f4se yet.

Getting an "Invalid Version", or "Wrong Version" error?Try either one:

Click the box at the top under 'Automatic Updates' and select "Only update this game when I launch it"įrom here, you can launch the game with f4se without the fear of the game updating, and when f4se is updated you may then update it.

This can't be avoided, and you'll wind up having to set it to launch on update, and bypass steam using f4se.

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There are two issues if you choose to do this:ġ) If there's already an update in progress, and you either paused it, or made it go offline whilst the update isn't set to launch on update, you'll get a download error and the game will refuse to launchĢ) Sometimes you won't be able to play the game offline until you update the game, ignoring the first point. Steam no longer offers an option to completely disable updates, so setting the steam client offline would let you play your game in its current state without being forced to update. Click "Steam" at the top left, and click "Go Offline."