TTW Interiors for 3.2.x - Updated 04/06/2019

[micmou]

What issues are resolved by the FPGE patch? I am more asking out of curiosity and partially wondering if it would be ok to run FPGE without the patch.

[LordVerenaS]

I apologise if this is somehow a dumb question and also thank in advance for any help.
The "TTW Int-Devastated City Patch v2.0" requires the Devastated City mod. I searched and found that the Devastated City mod was made for fallout 3.
I just need to download the Devastated City mod and install it before the "TTW Int-Devastated City Patch v2.0"?
Or do I need to do something else?
Sorry to bother, I really liked the look of Devastated City and would be nice to see it on my next playthrough.

[RoyBatty]

I converted that mod and it's linked here.

[soldiergirl2]

So the newest version of FPGE is an ESM instead of an ESP, so the patch won't work with the newest version.

[IAreBob]

So the newest version of FPGE is an ESM instead of an ESP, so the patch won't work with the newest version.

Fix it yourself by renaming the master to *.esp instead of *.esm, then changing the master in FNVEdit to use *.esm instead of *.esp, then rename the master back to *.esm. This will work until chuck releases another version.

(Unsure if simply renaming will be functional despite the plugin having the ESM flag).

-IAreBob

[micmou]

Or you can open the patch in a hex editor and change the dependancy Functional Post Game Ending.esp to Functional Post Game Ending.esm

That tip is courtesy of Roy

[soldiergirl2]

So the newest version of FPGE is an ESM instead of an ESP, so the patch won't work with the newest version.

Fix it yourself by renaming the master to *.esp instead of *.esm, then changing the master in FNVEdit to use *.esm instead of *.esp, then rename the master back to *.esm. This will work until chuck releases another version.

(Unsure if simply renaming will be functional despite the plugin having the ESM flag).

-IAreBob

Or you can open the patch in a hex editor and change the dependancy Functional Post Game Ending.esp to Functional Post Game Ending.esm

That tip is courtesy of Roy

Alright, I'll do that now. Thanks guys.