
Unlike BOSS, LOOT does not need to check in with a community Masterlist.

This will fool Steam into thinking the 4GB patch is the original launcher, making the Overlay and all its functions usuable. The original Steam desktop shortcut should work too. Here's a simple fix for this:ġ - Rename the original FalloutNVLauncher.exe to something else or move it elsewhereĢ - Extract the 4GB patch files into steamapps\common\Fallout New Vegasģ - Rename fnv4gb.exe to FalloutNVLauncher.exeĤ - Launch the game with Steam directly. One side effect of using the 4GB patch is that Steam might not recognize New Vegas, making the Overlay achievements/guides/community/discussion buttons useless. If you use this mod, you must launch the game with the 4GB launcher instead of NVSE or the usual Steam launcher. If you have 4GB of RAM or more, this mod will allow you to run New Vegas with a 4GB RAM limit instead of the default 2GB, which in turn, should allow mods to run more smoothly.

If you plan on using the 4GB adress aware patch(see below), you must launch the game using the 4GB launcher not NVSE. Running the game with this NVSE shortcut will bypass the FNV Launcher. Use it to to launch the game after everything's done. So, once you've installed NVSE, make a desktop shortcut of nvse_loader.exe. Like the previously mentioned games, NVSE is used to run F:NV instead of the regular Steam launcher.

Like Oblivion, Fallout 3 and Skyrim, the Script Extender will allow more complex mod features.
