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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
The FAQ is grouped into these sections:
Generic questions
Visual and appeareance
Pipboy inventory and items
Errors
Other problems
For the most common installation problems you can also try this image-rich troubleshooting guide: FallUI - Inventory Troubleshooting
1. Generic questions
Is FallUI compatible with ?
Most probably yes.
Most mods are compatible - Just try it out.
You can also check the compatibility section on the mod page for known issues.
I already have tags and icons and all. But I want to use FallUI, is that possible?
Of course!
Just install only the main FallUI after all other mods.
Then FallUI uses your exis... -
The FallUI Series
The FallUI series improve nearly all interfaces of Fallout 4. The goal is to provide an information rich interface with many Quality-of-Live features to make playing the game more fun! All FallUI mods provide an enormous grade of individual configurability - all settings are available as a well aligned MCM menu. You can just use a single FallUI mod to extend one interface or use the whole suite to boost your overall Fallout 4 experience!
FallUI - Inventory
Complete overhaul of the inventories of Pipboy, container, trader, workshops and companions. Enhances most info tables in Pipboy with more details and much better look. Also adds a huge load of quality-of-live features, information and more tools like bulk transfer to containe... -
Howto: Enable Modding - Archive Invalidation
Howto: Enable Modding - Archive Invalidation
The first step into (advanced) modding is to enable the "archive invalidation". With that your Fallout 4 can load so called "loose files", which many mods needs. This how-to will show you how to enable it.
Step 1: Find your Fallout4Custom.iniFor Mod Organizer 2: In MO2 open menu "Tools", go into "Tool Plugins" and click "INI Editor"
Click on the tab "fallout4custom.ini"
For Vortex or no/other mod manager:
Go into the folder "Documents\My Games\Fallout4\"
If there is no file "Fallout4Custom.ini" create it.
Open the file "Fallout4Custom.ini" with any text editor.
Step 2: Add/change INI values
If your INI don't have an "" section add... -
Troubleshooting - FallUI Inventory and Item Sorter
The item sorting and interface extension include many parts, so there are many parts that can make problems.
This troubleshooting document helps you to identify problems and whats necessary to fix them.
Notes
This guide uses the default settings. So be sure, that you use the default settings to make this guide accurate.
The checks are in logical order. So you should check them in that order. The problem solution only works if all previous checks are successfully.
Check 1: Main FallUI Pipboy interface
Just look at any list in your Pipboy (like STAT>SPECIAL or the Pipboy inventory).
Do the list item highlight background have any kind of special form? Or is i... -
Howto: Add Your Own Item Tag With Icon To DEF_UI Sorter
Howto: Add Your Own Item Tag With Icon To DEF_UI Sorter
Important: This howto is for DEF_UI item sorters. When you use the new FallUI item sorting, see this article: FIS - Howto Modify And Extend.
This howto describes all necessary tasks in simple steps to add or change your own tag inclusive icon to an item in Fallout 4.
This tutorial uses the FallUI standard item sorting for examples. But you can use this guide for any def_ui-compatible item sorter.
Prerequisites
FallUI - Inventory (or any def_ui-compatible UI)
FallUI Item Sorter ESP (or any def_ui-compatible item sorter ESP)
FallUI Item Sorter Tag Configuration (or any def_ui-compatible tag configuration)
FO4Edit
Text editor (like Notepad++) -
Basic Knowledge: Item tagging and Item Sorter mods
Basic Knowledge - Item tagging and Item Sorter mods
The basics: Four main parts
The whole item sorting requires four parts, which combine each other to a working item sorting. These parts are:
User interface
Item Sorter Mod - ESP
Item Sorter Mod - Tag configuration
Icon Library Mod
See the corresponding section later in this article for details on each part.
Term "Item Sorter Mod"
The naming is not always clearly. But in most cases, an "Item Sorter Mod" means the parts 2 (esp) and 3 (tag configuration).
Common mod examples
def_ui: The famous def_ui covers the part 1 (interface) and part 4 (icon library).
FallUI - Inventory: The main part of this mod is part 1...