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The sapper leg is fixed in an update file. I still cannot figure out what causes the crash with Boyd. I may have to completely redo the esp.
http://i.imgur.com/1FfvhKU.png
One more bug:
Can he see through his hat?
http://i.imgur.com/t9oKZAa.png
But I'm not familiar with the strangeness of FNVEdit. How do you figure out what's the second uniform?
Maybe it's 000BoydArmor "000BoydArmor" [ARMO:010013B5]? That's the one in Items (sorted) not in the FalloutNV.esm
Edit: No, that doesn't work. I still can't enter the McCarran Terminal.
Because yeah, if this mod causes crashes, and it can't be fixed, then I think I just won't use it.
I do however know how to fix it - follow these directions and it should fix your problem, I'm going to assume that you have never done anything like this before, if you already know your way around the console, this should be even easier.
Open the console with ~ which is the key just above your Tab key and to the left of the number 1 key and type these EXACT commands.
prid 000F0678
unequipitem 000EE693
removeitem 000EE693 1
additem 000EE690 1
equipitem 000EE690
It shouldn't matter what load order your game has the mod, the armor should have the same codes. If you like this mod and don't know how to work GECK or FNVedit to permanently fix it yourself, this is a great temporary fix that you need to do every time you start a new game if you have the mod. I will also explain exactly what these codes do so that if my directions don't work for you, it shouldn't be too hard to experiment with it to find out why.
prid 000F0678 - this code targets Lt. Carrie Boyd herself so that you can remotely edit her inventory from anywhere in the game.
unequipitem 000EE693 - this code unequips the armor she is currently wearing (which is the NCR Mantle Armor)
removeitem 000EE693 1 - This code removes the single Mantle Armor item from her inventory
additem 000EE690 1 - This adds a single NCR Recon Armor item to her inventory
equipitem 000EE690 - This forces her to put it on. (you could have her walk around in the Gomorrah outfits for all I care, but I decided on the Recon Armor.)
This mod permanently alters the game files. I installed it to see if it was to my liking. After deciding it was not. I uninstalled it and removed it from my mod list. However, upon re-entering the game I found that, even though I had removed the mod, game textures and stats were still changed. I attempted to fix it by Verify files on Steam but had no success. I had no choice but to delete the texture fills and then completely uninstall my game then reinstall it to undo the changes. Screw this mod.
I don't need any DT changes, literally just a retex mod that replaces the low quality, boring FNV vanilla NCR armor with this one. Why is it so difficult?
I could be wrong, lmk :)
If you're still having problems a week later, try verifying integrity on steam and follow the viva new vegas guide until you can enter your save without any errors or pop ups (i.e; reinstall nvse, 4gb patcher, jip and w/e else), with this mod removed of course
vortex must have messed with the vanilla files to remove NCR armour meshes.
(the files that tell the game what armour is shaped like. no shape = no armour = where tf do the armour colours/textures go then? = error)
TLDR for below; USE MO2
also if you haven't been told by now, use Mod Organizer 2 (MO2) instead, or in the very least use nexus's first mod manager aptly named 'nexus mod manager'.
vortex is debatably new and isn't as user friendly as it or large youtubers claim it to be.
with MO2 you can still use that easy 'mod installer download' button, you can arrange the load order of mods with ease, drag and drop from downloads to install mods and it doesn't overwrite vanilla game files,
so its safe to remove mods and keep playing vanilla FNV with or without those mods, unfortunately some mods may need a new game or an earlier save to effectively uninstall with out unintended problems, but atleast you wont have to scrub the games main folder to remove the mods traces
also have a look at LOOT (Load Order Organizer Tool) too, it automatically uses a list posted online to reference where what mods you have should go in what order to improve compatibility between mods and it can also tell you which mods need cleaning, need rewriting/uninstalling and which mods that conflict with other mods you have installed,
it takes three clicks to use each time, one if there's no problems