What is this Load order? Well, its pretty much what it says It is the order in which your Master files primarily, then your plugins are loaded in the game. If your computer can handle the configurations with no issues then there's no real need to invalidate. If users are experiencing longer loading times in their game, there is a method of invalidating these configurations from the sResourceDataDirsFinal script line in order to address this: Over time, as you add more mods to your FO4 data folder, you will notice that either you, or the mod manager will have added more edits to this, creating a string of essential configurations, ie: Textures / sounds / scripts / etc.
This easy-to-follow tutorial will stop you from turning off the internet because you put in the wrong ini entries (joke!):. The tutorials explain how to input the above code into your folders. 
Gopher's youtube tutorials will take you by the hand and guide you step-by-step through the inner Hamster wheels of your PC in a clear and simple way.
Then add the following line in Fallout4Custom.ini below the section entitled:ĭON'T PANIC! If you, (like I was at first), are struggling to understand what on Earth all this gobble-de-♥♥♥♥ is, fear not. 
You need to add the following lines to the Fallout4Prefs.ini file below the section entitled:. Don't panic, you must do this in order to mod your game. Some mods aren't meant to be fixed in just one day, you might have to dig around for a while before success, so don't panic - you will emerge the other side having +1 permanently added to your INT :Pīefore you can mod Fallout 4 you need to modify the Archive section of the game's configuration files to allow mods to run in the game. Be patient too, more people might be able to help than the first one you encounter. (they might just give you a Sweet-roll, though this has yet to be proven). If you are looking for help and are fortunate enough to bump into helpful folks, wherever that may be, be sure to show them, and everyone helping, lots of respect. MAKE SURE to read the 'POSTS' tab on the modpage, there are further useful links provided there. Buffout4 pretty much does what it says on the tin, go check it out. Check it out, it is free and addresses the ancient technology that Bethesda use to make their crashy games (game engine). Nexusmods: BUFFOUT 4 BUFFOUT_4 [This very useful little gem was brought to my attention by someone here on steam.
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