Is it that my E:\ drive contains stuff installed as WIN 32 bit?
Or is FOMM on my E:\ drive causing problems? I wonder if I have made a mistake in that I have 2 NMM? I am flagging up Fallout Mod Manager for you, because I believe that it is incompatible with NMM, not 100% on that but I have watched a lot of Gopher's tutorials, for Skyrim mostly, made mods for Skyrim, and offered help myself BUT, I am completely noob all over again with modding Fallout, despite having played the original CD game (unclocked hours) a lot etc etc etcĭespite being an amateur layman, I am experiencing difficulties when running my new NMM on my C:\ drive. I want away with my old crap but understand it is complicated so). If that's a problem, I want NMM on this drive for obvious reasons. (I installed NMM again on this hard drive.
(all my steam games, files etc are on here, including NMM, FOMM and everything else). (I did the multi-core fix for running FO3 btw hehe) My new computer, has WIN7 Home Premium 64 Bit OS. My old Hard drive, set up to run on my old WIN XP 32 bit OS contains ALL my Steam stuff, games etc etc. Fast Render has to be disabled, you can’t toggle Render Region near a portal, and shaders can’t coexist with the mod.I have recently bought a new computer. There are a few incompatibilities with other mods, including Cubic Chunks and Portal Gun, while Tails offered some issues in earlier versions. You can download BetterPortals from CurseForge (via a neat clip from Andrew on Twitter). The mod affects both Nether and End portals, and is fully functional with both normal portal configurations and arbitrary shapes, too, so all your magic doorways will continue to work. You can’t see what’s on the other side, and you’ve got to hit a loading screen before you travel through – but a Minecraft mod called BetterPortals aims to take care of both of those issues.īetterPortals let you see through to the other side and walk straight in “without any pesky loading screens,” as modder Johni702 says. Minecraft portals serve as your primary means of accessing the Nether dimension, though they’re not the most convenient modes of transportation.
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