#Blackout enb fallout new vegas how to

(Pro users can merge with existing ењЋdit installation. Unzip into a dedicated folder outside of any game and Steam folders or special Windows folders like Program Files.

#Blackout enb fallout new vegas how to

This is for experienced mod authors and users that know how to use ењЋdit, xLODGen or DynDOLOD already. This is a beta of LODGen/Edit with terrain LOD meshes and textures generation. The only difference is the program I use to organize my mods. Same exact load order, same exact mod install order, same save. I'm going to be switching back to NMM to test out and see if it fixes it, because I honestly can't think of what it could possibly be.Д®DIT: You know, I figured that maybe I just didn't notice it during 46 hours on my last save and that it couldn't possibly have been the switch from NMM to MO, but I just got done switching back to NMM and the problem is gone. I wanted to keep it mostly close to my load order I used in NMM, since I knew that worked. There were things it had I didn't want, and things it didn't I did (AWOP). I followed the F&LNV guide, but using the mods I had before, which was surprisingly close to what the guide had. The issue I read about was mostly centered around the 400 series and whatever drivers were available at that time. I have a GTX 670 and and re-installed the latest drivers, so neither one should be causing the issue. The issue disappears completely when I disable AA, and only partially when I disable HDR, but then I'm left without features that I never had to sacrifice before switching to MO.

From what I've read, these things are exactly the same issues nvidia users had way back when the game was released. I'm getting these strange white shimmering specs around some objects (fences, carts, other similar objects) as well as white circle flashes and black squares randomly in FNV since switching from NMM to MO, and I have no idea what is causing it.