Thanks for giving this mod a look, hopefully things work out alright, but if not please let me know, feedback is always appreciated!
I can't stress it enough however if you have not seen the original mod - ReGrowth Overhaul, I highly suggest you visit the mod if you have a big thing for overgrowth in Fallout and even retextures.
Spiffy's mod can be found here: http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/9656/?
I would also like to mention I would be fine with adding additional files where the main menu's background music is different, maybe even the video as well. More details are in the description if you're interested.
Whenever I install this mod I just get a black screen on the main menu. The menu still works, but there's no video file playing in the background. I do hear the new menu's music playing, just no video.
Am I missing some pre-req? The only mods I have installed right now are regrowth overhaul and regrowth overhaul main menu.
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Solved my issue. I had to install the "mod" manually rather than using NMM, and turn off windows game bar. The combination of these two things seems to have solved the issue. I now have the menu video playing along with the music.
Hi! I saw the screenies of this mod and I would absolutely love to use it... Any chance you'll make a version for the vanilla game, with no DLC requirements?
EDIT: Disregard what I posted, meant to post this in the overgrowth overhaul page, apologies
I believe the reason it is in DLC requirements is due to the assets used to make the foliage etc. is used from other DLCs, that and there is an extension for all the other DLCs.
I am absolutely in love with the music. Is there anyway possible you could have the music separately, so one could mix the sound with another video intro? If not it's okay, I just want to know if it would be possible.
Well first you would need to convert the wanted MP3 file into an XWM, you can find out how to do that online.
Once you have the file go to File Explorer and go to your PC's hardrive where you can find Program Files (Program Files > Steam > steamapps > common > Fallout 4).
Then go into the Data Folder, following to Music > Special, and replace the file with the same name of the old one.
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I can't stress it enough however if you have not seen the original mod - ReGrowth Overhaul, I highly suggest you visit the mod if you have a big thing for overgrowth in Fallout and even retextures.
Spiffy's mod can be found here: http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/9656/?
I would also like to mention I would be fine with adding additional files where the main menu's background music is different, maybe even the video as well. More details are in the description if you're interested.
Whenever I install this mod I just get a black screen on the main menu. The menu still works, but there's no video file playing in the background. I do hear the new menu's music playing, just no video.
Am I missing some pre-req? The only mods I have installed right now are regrowth overhaul and regrowth overhaul main menu.
Here are my specs:
Hopefully this thread isn't too dead to get some help, because this mod looks great, and I really want to add it to my green wasteland profile.
The combination of these two things seems to have solved the issue. I now have the menu video playing along with the music.
EDIT: Disregard what I posted, meant to post this in the overgrowth overhaul page, apologies
I believe the reason it is in DLC requirements is due to the assets used to make the foliage etc. is used from other DLCs, that and there is an extension for all the other DLCs.
he did an awesome job and its one of my favorite mods.
Once you have the file go to File Explorer and go to your PC's hardrive where you can find Program Files (Program Files > Steam > steamapps > common > Fallout 4).
Then go into the Data Folder, following to Music > Special, and replace the file with the same name of the old one.
Hopefully that helps.