Hey NMC I have a update on stability with this mod/ New Vegas on a Windows 10 PC. So for me the following worked just fine EVGA 1080 Graphics card 16gig RAM and VRAM windows 10. I cannot crash or break the system and I tried via setting player.setav speedmult 1000 tgm to zip around the map and then tried tcl for almost 2 hours and never went over 7gigs of VRAM memory out of 16 and started before game launch with 5 gigs in use. I ran your Medium texture pack but honestly I think I could go higher. I use dead floral overhaul tho I did notice using the not dead version caused more micro stutter when loading the next cell. the dead version did not have this issue.
Stability instructions are as follows:
-Ensure you have set the games AA to off not 2 samples not 4 just off - do this first as changing this after you update your ini sets the ini back to default which is bad.
-Enable Memory Patch for a ENB some of these settings will be tweaked further in Gamer Poets Video - setting it up as I write it and following his video to further fine tune is fine or use one or the other but Gamer Poet Glosses over some of the things. For one get the enblocal.ini files from the offical ENB page not a ENB mod - Rudy mentions this. After getting the files update them to what I wrote below and/or fine tune afterwords to gamer poets video.
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Manually editing enblocal.ini
1. Turn Anisotropic Filtering and Antialiasing/Multisampling off either through the Launcher menu or manually in your fallout.ini and falloutprefs.ini. Use ENB's AF and AA or force them in video card control panel. 2. Download the most recent version of ENB from ebdev: http://enbdev.com/download_mod_falloutnv.htm 3. Extract the downloaded archive (wherever) 4. Open the "Wrapper Version" folder [a note on "Injector Version" later] and copy/cut the files d3d9.dll, enbhost.exe, enblocal.ini, and enbseries.ini 5. Paste the four files into your Fallout New Vegas root directory (the same place as your FalloutNV.exe) Users of the newest version of FNV4gb.exe: place d3d9.dll in the "exes" folder generated in the same directory as your fnv4gb.exe 6. Open enblocal.ini and edit the following lines:
[PERFORMANCE] SpeedHack=true ;should be set by default in all versions, but double-check to be safe. This is ENBoost. [MEMORY] ExpandSystemMemoryX64=true ;if you have a 32-bit OS set this to 'false' ReduceSystemMemoryUsage=true DisableDriverMemoryManager=false ;default=true, can increase stability when using poor video card drivers. Otherwise reduces performance if 'true' ReservedMemorySizeMb=;values=128, 256, or 512. Lower MAY increase stutter, but higher can CTD sooner. Try lower if limited on VRAM (<2gb) VideoMemorySizeMb=optimal value for 64-bit OS = (VRAM + system RAM - 2048 ) So for my system I have 16Gigs VRAM and 16 RAM I personally set this to 16 but i could go higher 1600+1600-2048. (NOTE 16 GIGs= 16000MB)
Thanks very much EdmondNoir, that's really useful information!
I hope EPDGaffney gets to see this as there are definitely elements in this that we did not cover in the megapost... And hopefully given your reasearch and feedback here, this will save a great many Win10 users a lot of headaches in future with this mod (and me a lot of headaches trying to advise things!), so I am very grateful for your efforts and for sharing the information here. Thank you!
A very well deserved kudos +1. Much appreciated mate.
I've Only played twice, 2 hrs each session, but usually crashed between 30-45 minutes of playing without fail. I've tried all the fixes I could find but it seems this was that last little tweak I needed to push my stability further. I've never tried enboost without graphics because I didn't really think to try & I don't like enbs. I also thought you couldn't run enboost without the graphic stuff until seeing your post, so thank you for the information!
Running: -NMC's Large Texture Pack + Charge's 4k everything being overwritten by it so anything NMC didn't touch is being up-scaled to 4k. (Also 145 mods - 135 plugins) -Ryzen 3600 @ 4.3 ghz + 16gb 3733 ram + GTX 1080 ti and I couldn't get fallout to stop crashing before the enboost; it seems this has worked for me, just posting so others try this too.
That's great news Type2Error- it certainly looks like this method can help on Win10, even allowing the large pack to be used too... it seems the key is to get ENBoost to hook correctly and EdmondNoir's guide seems to allow this to happen effectively. Thanks for the useful feedback!
Sorry to dig up this old post but It worked for me and im trying to help the user "TrashHorse" He wanted my guide that I made that allowed me to stabilize FNV. I never had a CTD doing this and so im bumping my post so that he doesnt have to look for it he will see it on the front page.
in addition to this guide also do the following:
MAKE SURE TO TURN OFF STEAM OVERLAY BEFORE YOU PLAY FNV- There is a memory leak issue and you will CTD out of memory if you dont very quickly (minutes to a hour).
ENB Transparency bug fix must be disabled or things in game such as objects and celling will be invisible. A lot of ENB's have this enabled so make sure it is turned off. trust me on this.
Actually I can go one better and sticky this post, as on reflection I should have- especially with the new memory leak info and enb bug additions.
It is invaluable information and will save a lot of Windows 10 users a lot of problems, and as time goes by and more and more Win7 users inevitably migrate, then this is here as a definitive stability guide.
So thanks again EdmondNoir and my apologies for not stickying this post when I should have, and I hope others appreciate your efforts and taking the time to step thru the solution here too.
I'm very relieved that there was a mod that fixed NMC Texture Pack because its a great mod but the problem it hade made me uninstall it but when i saw this mod i freaked out and installed NMC Texture pack and NMC's Pre Generated LOD and launched the game and felt so much better.
I was crashing when nearing Primm. Not anymore. I am back wtih 60+ FPS, no crash, and even the stutters between cells have been reduced. Primm only used 3.5 Go VRAM out of my 8 Go, but without these tweaks, i couldn't even enter town. I recommend giving this a try.
Quick update for Tale of Two Wasteland users- burner9875 has kindly just created and released a pregenerated LOD mod for use with my texture packs for users of Tale of Two Wastelands!
I owe a huge thank-you to burner9875 for creating this mod, I sincerely appreciate his amazing efforts here. Fantastic work :D
AND- he has also today updated and improved the Pre-generated LOD for NMC's Texture Pack mod, to complement my texture pack here, so please check it out, you need this to finish the look of this mod!
Missing textures/ Vanilla textures still showing up?
You need to enable 'archive invalidation' in order for ANY new textures to be used in-game, not just for this mod.
Follow this guide or check Youtube if you are not sure. It depends how you installed it- Nexus Mod Manager, VORTEX, manually etc. This guide covers how to do it: Archive Invalidation - How to use
It's worth switching 'Archive Invalidation' off and then back on again if it's not working, and doing the same whenever you install any new mod containing textures or meshes.
Can anyone help/guide me with this mod. I am using vortex, downloaded the high graphic pack (all three) installed them all, when i load the game the textures are still in vanilla mode. Am i missing something or is there something on vortex i have to do to make it work?
I think I might try the medium version. Ive been using the large version and while it works, the game often has time loading the textures, on a load, leading to massive graphical glitches
Vortex is really not a great tool in my experience. If you want access to whatever mods you could ever want, just watch a tutorial video on Mod Organizer 2. It even has a built-in tutorial. Even though the file page says "for NMM" MO2 is a very powerful mod manager and installs these files just fine.
Heads up for other users, since I had to figure this out on my own: Part 3 of this mod overwrites some files from Main Menus Redone TTW and Radiation Loadwheel. If you prefer the main menu and loadwheel from those mods, or other mods that might conflict, just delete the "interface" folder under "textures" and you're done.
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Stability instructions are as follows:
-Ensure you have set the games AA to off not 2 samples not 4 just off - do this first as changing this after you update your ini sets the ini back to default which is bad.
-Enable Memory Patch for a ENB some of these settings will be tweaked further in Gamer Poets Video - setting it up as I write it and following his video to further fine tune is fine or use one or the other but Gamer Poet Glosses over some of the things. For one get the enblocal.ini files from the offical ENB page not a ENB mod - Rudy mentions this. After getting the files update them to what I wrote below and/or fine tune afterwords to gamer poets video.
Manually editing enblocal.ini
1. Turn Anisotropic Filtering and Antialiasing/Multisampling off either through the Launcher menu or manually in your fallout.ini and falloutprefs.ini. Use ENB's AF and AA or force them in video card control panel.
2. Download the most recent version of ENB from ebdev: http://enbdev.com/download_mod_falloutnv.htm
3. Extract the downloaded archive (wherever)
4. Open the "Wrapper Version" folder [a note on "Injector Version" later] and copy/cut the files d3d9.dll, enbhost.exe, enblocal.ini, and enbseries.ini
5. Paste the four files into your Fallout New Vegas root directory (the same place as your FalloutNV.exe) Users of the newest version of FNV4gb.exe: place
d3d9.dll in the "exes" folder generated in the same directory as your fnv4gb.exe
6. Open enblocal.ini and edit the following lines:
[PERFORMANCE]
SpeedHack=true ;should be set by default in all versions, but double-check to be safe. This is ENBoost.
[MEMORY]
ExpandSystemMemoryX64=true ;if you have a 32-bit OS set this to 'false'
ReduceSystemMemoryUsage=true
DisableDriverMemoryManager=false ;default=true, can increase stability when using poor video card drivers. Otherwise reduces performance if 'true'
ReservedMemorySizeMb=;values=128, 256, or 512. Lower MAY increase stutter, but higher can CTD sooner. Try lower if limited on VRAM (<2gb)
VideoMemorySizeMb=optimal value for 64-bit OS = (VRAM + system RAM - 2048 ) So for my system I have 16Gigs VRAM and 16 RAM I personally set this to 16 but i could go higher 1600+1600-2048. (NOTE 16 GIGs= 16000MB)
7. Close and save enblocal.ini
-Follow this guide by gamer poet:
I hope EPDGaffney gets to see this as there are definitely elements in this that we did not cover in the megapost... And hopefully given your reasearch and feedback here, this will save a great many Win10 users a lot of headaches in future with this mod (and me a lot of headaches trying to advise things!), so I am very grateful for your efforts and for sharing the information here. Thank you!
A very well deserved kudos +1. Much appreciated mate.
Running:
-NMC's Large Texture Pack + Charge's 4k everything being overwritten by it so anything NMC didn't touch is being up-scaled to 4k. (Also 145 mods - 135 plugins)
-Ryzen 3600 @ 4.3 ghz + 16gb 3733 ram + GTX 1080 ti and I couldn't get fallout to stop crashing before the enboost; it seems this has worked for me, just posting so others try this too.
in addition to this guide also do the following:
MAKE SURE TO TURN OFF STEAM OVERLAY BEFORE YOU PLAY FNV- There is a memory leak issue and you will CTD out of memory if you dont very quickly (minutes to a hour).
ENB Transparency bug fix must be disabled or things in game such as objects and celling will be invisible. A lot of ENB's have this enabled so make sure it is turned off. trust me on this.
It is invaluable information and will save a lot of Windows 10 users a lot of problems, and as time goes by and more and more Win7 users inevitably migrate, then this is here as a definitive stability guide.
So thanks again EdmondNoir and my apologies for not stickying this post when I should have, and I hope others appreciate your efforts and taking the time to step thru the solution here too.
Kudos.
NMC's Pre-generated LOD for TTW (by burner9875)
I owe a huge thank-you to burner9875 for creating this mod, I sincerely appreciate his amazing efforts here. Fantastic work :D
AND- he has also today updated and improved the Pre-generated LOD for NMC's Texture Pack mod, to complement my texture pack here, so please check it out, you need this to finish the look of this mod!
You need to enable 'archive invalidation' in order for ANY new textures to be used in-game, not just for this mod.
Follow this guide or check Youtube if you are not sure. It depends how you installed it- Nexus Mod Manager, VORTEX, manually etc. This guide covers how to do it:
Archive Invalidation - How to use
It's worth switching 'Archive Invalidation' off and then back on again if it's not working, and doing the same whenever you install any new mod containing textures or meshes.
Even though the file page says "for NMM" MO2 is a very powerful mod manager and installs these files just fine.
Heads up for other users, since I had to figure this out on my own:
Part 3 of this mod overwrites some files from Main Menus Redone TTW and Radiation Loadwheel. If you prefer the main menu and loadwheel from those mods, or other mods that might conflict, just delete the "interface" folder under "textures" and you're done.