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   VelvexVancreed

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   19 Jul 2019, 12:16AM

   Foms will not boot on my pc
   Host Machine Init:
   Operating System = Microsoft Windows 10 Home (build 17763), 64-bit
   Physical RAM = 16282 MB
   CPU name= Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700HQ CPU @ 2.60GHz
   Vendor/Model = GenuineIntel (stepping 03)
   CPU speed = 2.591 ghz (8 logical threads)
   x86PType= Standard OEM
   x86Flags= bfebfbff 7ffafbbf
   x86EFlags = 2c100000
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      VelvexVancreed

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      19 Jul 2019, 12:21AM

      got it to launch had to do it from the directory
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   Votarkeef

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   27 Sep 2017, 3:06AM

   I've installed FOMS, but it crashes whenever I start it. Advice?
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   culvercat11

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   18 Feb 2015, 3:23PM

   Just use LOOT, it works best for me, far better then BOSS!
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   Army L

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   03 Feb 2009, 4:21PM

   So what exactly does this do that isn't covered by FOMM?
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      darkwolfdrake

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      08 Sep 2014, 5:15AM

      What exactly does FOMM do? It is incorporated with BOSS and That does not work! Niether does the Conflict detector. All it does is list your files. Well, The FO3 Launcher does that much. Hopefully this works, I am so tired of Crashes. Oh , Yes, Boss was taken over By LOOT. You are suposed to download from an external site, (It Wont Download) ILMAO.
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   SecksBot

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   28 Jun 2013, 10:21PM

   I am super new to mods, so I have no idea what to do with this
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   replicaobscura

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   02 Apr 2011, 9:54PM

   FYI, I anticapate at least a few sighs and/or rejections of the logic behind this, but XML files are case-sensitive, and given that I am working with a .NET environment, it makes more sense for them to use proper Upper Camel Case instead of lower-case element names.
   
   The new template will look a little bit similar to this:
   
   <Fallout3OrderedModTemplate version="" created="" modified="">
   <Mods>
   <Mod id="" title="" ...>
   ...
   </Mod>
   ...
   </Mods>
   </Fallout3OrderedModTemplate>
   
   As you can see, it should still be quite readable, and more obvious what each element actually means.
   
   Fallout Mod Studio templates also support a substantial amount of meta-data that can be provided to describe the template--its author, any related URLs, comments, etc. It will all be entirely optional--the templates can in fact be very small and simple. The power is in their flexibility, however--they can be expanded to contain a lot of information and interaction logic.
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   replicaobscura

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   02 Apr 2011, 1:45AM

   Just realized I posted a book in this message where I could have just said this:
   
   Fallout Mod Studio template files will be backward- and forward-compatible to the extend that I can make them. Beyond that, FOMS will include converters to automatically upgrade older template styles, as well as convert from other common template formats (*ahem* FOSS)
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   replicaobscura

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   01 Apr 2011, 7:20AM

   I am working on the details about it, but just wanted to note that Fallout Mod Studio will easily be able to switch back and forth between Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas (without even restarting the program), so you'll be able to control both with one mod manager.
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   replicaobscura

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   30 Mar 2011, 7:19PM

   As a development update for anyone watching here, I have finished overhauling GameLib and its related libraries and I am working on the new user interface for Fallout Mod Studio 3.
   
   When that is complete, I will be releasing a beta of FOMS 3 while I complete FOMS Template Studio 1 (a tool for managing and updating FOMS mod templates).
   
   I will be posting screenshots of the new UI in the near future, but it is unfortunately not far enough along quite yet.
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    replicaobscura

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    28 Mar 2011, 3:09AM

    Yes, it can be used along-side FOMM. I'm not sure if it's a feature of FOMM off-hand or not, but if it offers a way to 'lock' your load order, it might override the changes made by FOMS.
    
    The current version of FOMS is out of date, however. I will be releasing the first version of Fallout Mod Studio, FOMS 2's successor, in the near future, which will be a huge improvement in all aspects.
    
    Fallout Mod Studio (FOMS 3) will also be fully compatible with FOMM, FOSS, and essentially any other mod management tool.