#FALLOUT 4 MERGE MODS PATCH#

Each times I've tried, it broke the plugins. The result of the 'apply filter to see conflict looser' shows only the mods in conflict and is not intended to modify mods and resolve conflicts directly, rather for showing purpose, probably because there are too much references to treat.

Detecting mods conflict before merging them : so resolving the conflicts first and then merge the mods using a brand new esm or esp is necessary to obtain a reliable result, (depending also, as mentioned above in scripts conflicts.).

I mean, FNVedit can detect conflicting scripts, one overwriting an existing script, but it can not detect conflict between two different scripts because they use conflicting variables or values. until there are no scripts conflicts, (or navmeshes or things like this.), be carefull about that, so choose preferably mods with no scripts at all to merge, untill you know what you're doing. This will enlight and reload only the mods that are in conflict, that means the rest should be merged safely.

Define mods that are not in conflict in order to merge them : open all your active mods in FNVedit, right-click in the left pane and choose 'apply filter to see conflict looser'.

because the merging tool will have to make choices and it can have unpredictable results, including broken plugins.

Mods that are in conflict can be problematic to merge. ILO - GS : before merging mods, I strongly suggest you search for conflicts first. Interior Lighting Overhaul - Ultimate Edition

#FALLOUT 4 MERGE MODS PATCH#

For anyone who has done merging before, which mods should I merge?ДЇO4 Power Armors - FNV Standard EditionДЇCO DLC NPC's and Fixes Д«etterBurnenMan - JGrahamCompanion Patch

Fallout 4 merge mods