Up next, you'll want to install the 4GB Patcher, then do the same with the xNVSE and drag the files within the folder to the "Fallout: New Vegas" installation directory from your mod manager. Once you have downloaded xNVSE, you can now open your mod manager, and then open the "Fallout: New Vegas" installation directory, where you will need to transfer all the files inside the xNVSE file you've downloaded. The YouTube user recommended using Mod Organizer 2 for the mod manager, which allows you to install mods, but if you have been installing mods before and use a different mod manager, you may use that as well.Īfter that, you can proceed with the installation of xNVSE. Here's the video so you can start with your installation: He also recommended having a ZIP file extractor since most of the tools you need will be compressed in this certain type of file. Read More: 'Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War': How to Get Katana from Mid-Season Update-Best Perks and Maps! How to Install 'The Frontier'īut if you can't wait to play "The Frontier" mod, YouTuber DarkPopulous has made an in-depth video on how to install the mod, including every recommended add-on tool we've listed above. Of course, you'll need a "Fallout: New Vegas" game first, along with its four DLCs.
If you haven't downloaded and installed any mod from Nexus Mods yet, you might want to wait for the Steam build since it's easier and all you need is to download it from the storefront. "Frontier" will soon be available on Steam, but the developers are still fixing some issues. As of now, the "Fallout" mod is only available on Nexus Mods, where you can get the list of recommended add-on tools that you would need, such as the New Vegas Script Extender, New Vegas Script Extender (xNVSE), the 4GB Patcher, Johnny Guitar NVSE, the User Interface Organizer mod, JIP LN NVSE Plugin, the Mod Configuration Menu, and the New Vegas Anti-Crash.
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