Vendor Display - View ship cargo hold Comparison

[Capt Cliff]

It would be nice when you are in the Vendor Buy screen you can display what you have in your cargo hold. A "V" command comparing my ships cargo hold to the vendors list of items,

[s_linkletter]

It would also be nice if you could see how many of an item you already have when you select it for crafting.

[Krash Megiddo]

The StarUI mod has this. Its actually the most useful feature to see what I have in cargo while at the vendor.

[Capt Cliff]

Originally posted by Krash Megiddo:

The StarUI mod has this. Its actually the most useful feature to see what I have in cargo while at the vendor.

I loaded the mod but it's not working. It's enabled in Vortex so beats me!

[Krash Megiddo]

Originally posted by Capt Cliff:

Originally posted by Krash Megiddo:

The StarUI mod has this. Its actually the most useful feature to see what I have in cargo while at the vendor.

I loaded the mod but it's not working. It's enabled in Vortex so beats me!

I had to install it manually. Vortex is hit or miss on whether the mod actually works.

[Capt Cliff]

Originally posted by Krash Megiddo:

Originally posted by Capt Cliff:

I loaded the mod but it's not working. It's enabled in Vortex so beats me!

I had to install it manually. Vortex is hit or miss on whether the mod actually works.

Where does the file go?

[Krash Megiddo]

The mod page has instructions for where it goes.

[Capt Cliff]

Originally posted by Krash Megiddo:

The mod page has instructions for where it goes.

Vortex installed it correctly, the interface folder is in my data folder. Just like if I did it manually. Not sure whats going on.

[Krash Megiddo]

You probably need to do step 2
Installation
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1) Simply install with your favorite mod manager.
2) Enable Archive Invalidation (also called Load Loose Files) for your game in your StarfieldCustom.ini.

Alternative manual installation

For manual installation copy the Interface folder into your Starfield DATA folder. You can find the optional variants with different FPS in the folder Optional. Also enable Archive Invalidation.
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Howto: Archive Invalidation

The first step into (advanced) modding is to enable the "Archive Invalidation". With that your Starfield can load so called "loose files", which many mods needs. This how-to will show you how to enable it.

Step 1: Find the folder for the INI

Go to the folder Documents\My Games\Starfield\ on your PC.
Tip: You can go there by simply copying this into your explorer address bar: %USERPROFILE%\Documents\My Games\Starfield\
If you use OneDrive the location is OneDrive\Documents\My Games\Starfield\
If that folder doesn't exists simply start your Starfield once.
You should see a file StarfieldPrefs.ini there (or simply StarfieldPrefs if your Windows doesn't show file extensions)

Step 2: Create your StarfieldCustom.ini
If you already have a StarfieldCustom.ini skip this whole step 2
Create a copy of your StarfieldPrefs.ini:
Right click on StarfieldPrefs.ini and select "Copy"
Right click on a free space in the folder and select "Paste"
After that you should have a new file called StarfieldPrefs - Copy.ini (Note: Depending on your language it will contain your locale word for "Copy")
Rename the new file StarfieldPrefs - Copy.ini to StarfieldCustom.ini (e.g. by pressing F2 when your have that file selected. Note: When you don't see the .ini extension, then rename it to "StarfieldCustom" - do not add an ".ini"!)
Open StarfieldCustom.ini and delete all text it contains

Step 3: Add/change INI values
Add a section [Archive] (if you already have that section don't add a second)
Add the line bInvalidateOlderFiles=1 to your [Archive] section
Add the line sResourceDataDirsFinal= to your [Archive] section (It's correct that there is nothing behind =)

Now your StarfieldCustom.ini should look like this:
Archive]
bInvalidateOlderFiles=1
sResourceDataDirsFinal=