The new updates of Fallout 4 v1.9 includes the support for high-resolution texture pack for PC and enhancement PS4 Pro version (This is not included on PC, Only in PS4 Pro). The high-res texture pack or “Love Letter” to fans on PC is a free download to be arrived next week, somehow it require a high-end graphic card for you to enjoy as they. Aug 29, 2017 Yeah. I just need a copy of 1.9.4 fallout4.exe and the launcher exe at this point. View Profile View Posts. Aug 29, 2017 @ 12:08pm. So i managed to find a copy of the old 1.4.9 EXE. But theres an issue, it seems rolling the game back no longer works, something about a missing DLL file. Feb 08, 2017 Fallout 4 Update 1.9 To Add PS4 Pro Support, Changes Detailed. Fallout 4 is set to receive a brand new update this week. This update will finally add the support for PS4 Pro so that users with the.

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THOSE PATCHES ARE OBSOLETE NOW. THIS IS ONLY FOR ARCHIVE PURPOSES. FYI.

1. RSE - Diamond City Expansion Patch
Puts the redemption chair back in the DCE edited cell.
Compatible with RSE 4.0 and DCE 1.4
Just put it after DCE and RSE mods in your load order.

2. RSE - Better Settlers Patch
If RSE is loaded after BS, it resets head parts and default outfits to vanilla.
If BS is loaded after RSE, it deletes RSE scripts and madame faction attached to settlers. This one resolves those issues.
Compatible with RSE 4.0 and BS 2.0 (Clean Faces)
Load order of BS and RSE doesn't matter as long as you put this patch after them.

3. RSE - Horizon Patch
This edits some conflicting item and npc records and also adds tags to RSE items for Horizon's item sorting.
Compatible with RSE 4.0 and Horizon 1.6
Load order of Horizon and RSE doesn't matter as long as you put this patch after them.
4. RSE - Better Settlers - Horizon Patch
If you have RSE, BS and Horizon all three, you'll need only this one. You shouldn't install other (RSE-BS and RSE-Horizon) patches.
Compatible with RSE 4.0, BS 2.0 (Clean Faces) and Horizon 1.6
Load order of BS, Horizon and RSE doesn't matter as long as you put this patch after them.

5. RSE - VIS Patch
It just adds tags to RSE items for Valdacil's item sorting mod compatibility. It's also compatible with VIS-G sorting.
Load order of VIS and RSE doesn't matter as long as you put this patch after them.

6. RSE - CWSS Redux v2 Patch
Thanks to @AWP3RATOR for this amazing work.
RSE - CWSS Redux v2 Patch download page

Updates

15.11.2018:
- Updated all patches (NMM users: select [overwrite files] when installing).

29.9.2018:
- Updated AAF_RSE-Better Settlers-Horizon and AAF_RSE-Horizon patches for GenericDoctorsScript compatibility (NMM users: select [overwrite files] when installing).

27.9.2018:
- Updated AAF_RSE-Better Settlers-Horizon and AAF_RSE-Horizon patches for RSE v3.9.9.9.9r2 compatibility.

9.9.2018:
- Added some missing tags of ingestibles to AAF and FP versions of Valdacil's Item Sorting Patch.

3.9.2018:
- Initial release of AAF and FP versions of Valdacil's Item Sorting Patch.

5.8.2018:
- Put FP versions of the patches back to the front page for people who want to roll back to FP_RSE. Renamed esps's to prevent confusion.

30.7.2018:
- Added AW3RAPTOR's RSE - CWSS Redux v2 Patch link.

13.7.2018:
- Initial release of AAF versions of Diamond City, Horizon and Better Settlers patches.

24.5.2018:
- Initial release of FP versions of Diamond City, Horizon and Better Settlers patches.

Anyone who wants to add more RSE patches is always welcomed.
And thanks to @Flashy (JoeR) for this amazing mod.

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For TES and Fallout Bethesda games, primarily Skyrim

Introduction[edit]

Bethesda role playing games using the Gamebryo engine, including The Elder Scrolls games (TES4 and TES5) and Fallout games (Fallout 3, Fallout NV, and Fallout 4), have a limit of 255 plugins (roughly 140 for Fallout New Vegas). While this may seem like a lot, most heavily modded games need more plugins than allowed with this limit. This small guide outlines the primary methods for merging existing plugins and for creating plugins that merge conflict resolutions and content for multiple mods.

There are multiple methods that can be used to merge all or portions of esp plugin files to allow large collections of plugins to fit inside the plugin limit of Bethesda games. Some of these methods create or merge compatibility patches for multiple mods using a single esp plugin, thus reducing the need for multiple esp plugins to provide compatibility patches for various pairs of mods.

The techniques below are listed in order of increasing complexity. With the exception of the Wrye Bash methods below, all the techniques described here require a good understanding of TES5Edit (or equivalents for other games including TES3Edit for Morrowind, TES4Edit for Oblivion, FO3Edit for Fallout 3, FNVEdit for Fallout New Vegas, FO4Edit for Fallout 4), and the record structures of plugins.

Until recently the only tools that could provided automatic merging of mods for Bethesda games were TES4Gecko which automatically merges Oblivion plugins, and FNVPlugin which merges Fallout New Vegas plugins.MatorsMerge Plugins provides very capable mod merging tools that can be used across all the Bethesda games that are much more capable than any older merging tools. The x in xEdit stands for the first three letters of each of the separate editors for each of the Bethesda games. Merge Plugins requires the most recent version of xEdit which is available at the Fallout 4 reference above.

This guide does not cover the use of patches created by SkyProc or other similar tools. In Skyrim, SkyProc is used by several active Skyrim mods (e.g., ASIS, Dual Sheath Redux) to create mod-specific patches.

The rest of this guide discusses several tools used for mod merging and conflict resolution.

Merging Mods Without Conflicts[edit]

Automatic Merging of Multiple plugins with Merge Plugins[edit]

Mator's Merge Plugins utility has evolved to where it provides a simple way to do even complex merges. It is now possible to merge Fallout and Oblivion plugins, a particularly useful feature since Fallout NV cannot handle nearly as many plugins as other Bethesda games. The FAQ in the Nexus description for the Merge Plugins is also quite valuable since it covers the major issues associated with merging plugins including problems caused by changing FormIDs (as discussed later in this guide). Support for this utility is available as part of Mator Utilities Support on the STEP site.

Merge Plugins[edit]

Mator's Merge Plugins utility can be used to merge theoretically any installed mod with any other installed mod following 'The Rule of One', which requires that the behaviour of the assets after the merge are identical to their behaviour before. This includes mods containing Papyrus scripts (.pex files), NAVM/NAVI (navmesh) records and FormIDs (new objects created by the plugin).

A very thorough tutorial on installing, configuring and using Mator Merge Plugins Standalone by Gamer Poets can be found here Merge Plugins: Start to Finish.

For mods that don't create objects used by other mods that aren't being merged, the resulting merged mod should be free of any problems. Examples of mods like this are (note the examples are old and will be replaced shortly with some newer examples)

Atlas Map Markers plugins in Skyrim) with multiple plugins to support different DLCs, and
Immersive Patrols with multiple plugins for different NPC categories that can be encountered.

The current version of the Merge Plugins utility can also merge mods without changing the FormIDs, thus preserving the capability to use items in these mods without the need to revise all the mods that use these items. This also preserves items that already exist in saved games.

The Merge Plugins utility also works well with mods that provide items like armor and clothing. The only issue with these mods is that if the mods being merged change sufficiently when updated then a new merge of the underlying mods mig

Fallout 4 1.9 Patch