I don't know what time it is for the majority of the board, they might be sleeping. If my version of explaining doesn't help much someone else may be able to be a bit more detailed. If it's pretty it's working, if it's a bit bland and boring it's not The way I tell it's working is by the night sky. If you use FOMM to arrange your load order activate the esp and the mod page description suggests putting it as close to the bottom as possible.Įdit: How is it not working? If you don't already have it you'll need for the altered textures to show up properly, like the sky. Assuming you don't make your mods fomods, just extract the archive and pull out the Meshes, Textures, Sound folders plus the esp and drop it in your Data folder - C:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\common\fallout new vegas\Data (that's where mine is). In the New Vegas Launcher, click on Data Files and select the plugins you want.I don't remember if it comes with a readme, as I only use one texture from it, not the lot. * Remember, if you're using the default interface you can just skip this step.Ĥ.
In there, copy the contents of following directory your Data/ folder, depending on which interface mod you are using: In case you are using any mod that modifies the interface:ģ. Extract the contents of the downloaded archive file to your Data/ folder. Trying to install Project Nevada, should i use FOMM or Nexus Mod Manager So i'm trying to just install the core module of project nevada and it recommends using FOMM, but theres a NMM download for it Project Nevada is a mod aiming to make Fallout: New Vegas a more interesting - eventually more challenging - but surely more fun experience for you. Typically it's found at Program Files/Steam/SteamApps/common/fallout new vegas/Data/.Ģ. Locate the Data/ folder in your Fallout New Vegas installation directory. If you are prompted to overwrite anything, click Yes to All.ġ. In the installer window, select the modules you want, then click Install. Project Nevada will now appear in the list. In the top-right button menu, click on Add FOMod and select the downloaded archive file.ģ. Start FOMM and click on Package Manager.Ģ.
Remember: The Core module is required in any case! If you don't like a specific feature, you can disable it in-game.ġ. So before you can get started, you have to choose whether you want to do the FOMM installation (recommended) or a manual installation. It will automatically copy the right files and take care of any conflicts with already installed mods.
We really recommend using the Fallout Mod Manager to install Project Nevada! it will also list the things you have to be using as well. The instructions are usually in the mods description.