But if it doesn’t, locate FASE in the custom launch option within Nexus Mod Manger and Edit it. By default, NMM should detect that you have F4SE installed. Simply send it to your desktop, change the icon and you’re good to go.Īlternatively, you can launch it through Nexus Mod Manager. But do remember that you will from now on launch the game through the f4se_loader.exe located in the Fallout 4 directly. Now open up Nexus Mod Manager and copy the file you renamed just now into it, then install and enable it. Once that’s done, right click on the newly compressed file (I.e Data.7z) and rename it to anything.
From there, select Add to “Data.7z” to compress the folder. When you’re through with that, right click on the Data folder in the Fallout 4 Script Extender and hover your mouse to 7-Zip. Now copy all the files (not folders) inside the F4SE folder you extracted earlier and paste it into the Fallout 4 directory we just opened. This will now reveal your Fallout 4 directory. Next up, select “properties” from the drop-down that will appear and then click on “Local files” followed by “Browse local files” on the pop-up window. So open up steam and right-click on Fallout 4 from the side menu under Library. Now it is time to get to our Fallout 4 directory. Once that’s done, locate and extract the file using 7-Zip. Once that is done, head over to Fallout 4 Script Extender official site and download the 7z archive file (Ignore the installer since we won’t be using it for this guide). How to Install F4SEįirst you will need to make sure that Nexus Mod Manager is installed on your PC.
The highly searched Fallout 4 Script Extender is in a nutshell and according to the developers a community made modder’s resource designed to expand the scripting capabilities of Fallout 4. From ESP explorer to quest mod, then down to UI mod.
Now aside from Place Everywhere, I also discovered that over twenty of the best Fallout 4 mods depends on F4SE to function.
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