I've noticed that people using old versions of Mod Organiser and NMM are having some problems. They seem to be resolved when they either update their mod manager or perform a manual install. Remember to check the File Contents here on the site to make sure you have all of the files in the right place. Also remember to save your game with the mod uninstalled before reinstalling so the scripts can properly fire up.
The crashes to desktop upon opening the level up menu are most likely caused by a missing levelupmenu.swf due to a failed install of LevelUpMenuEx, so you should make sure all files were installed properly for that mod as well. I've noticed this issue mostly with people who were using Mod Organiser - again, was fixed either by updating or a manual install.
Another thing is to check that you have loose files enabled(basically allows mods that don't pack all their files into a .ba2 archive) by following this guide.
Also, make sure that you have the latest version of LevelUpMenuEx.
Really like this mod. However, is there an addon or a way to add animated skill-specific icons (instead of the generic Vault Boy "thumbs up") like other LevelUpMenuEx mods have? 'You Are Exceptional' has them, but that mod is too bloated and overly complex for me.
EDIT: Never mind, figured it out. I even made an add-on in case others want to use it.
Installing mod files in the actual game folder can lead to problems. Look up a tutorial on how to use Mod Organizer 2, then use the mod manager download option once you have that set up.
I'm really curious how this mod would act with True damage and Scourge, but mainly True damage due to the weapon's damage now being determined by their caliber and not the damage of the weapon itself
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Also remember to save your game with the mod uninstalled before reinstalling so the scripts can properly fire up.
The crashes to desktop upon opening the level up menu are most likely caused by a missing levelupmenu.swf due to a failed install of LevelUpMenuEx, so you should make sure all files were installed properly for that mod as well. I've noticed this issue mostly with people who were using Mod Organiser - again, was fixed either by updating or a manual install.
Another thing is to check that you have loose files enabled(basically allows mods that don't pack all their files into a .ba2 archive) by following this guide.
Also, make sure that you have the latest version of LevelUpMenuEx.
EDIT: Never mind, figured it out. I even made an add-on in case others want to use it.
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/80505