If you are missing Fallout4Custom.ini Grab it here Your Welcome

[SilverWolverine]

http://jmp.sh/SfMwikv

[WoogieMonsutā]

Fallout custom.ini is a blank text document up until you either set a high screen resolution or mod the game, at which time it then contains their new resolution and/or the two lines to enable modding. No one needs to download it from the internet.

[76561198053150315]

Thanks man! It helped me a lot.

[Yhwach]

Originally posted by RC73:

Thanks man! It helped me a lot.

I wonder why..

[Spool]

ugh... it is not hard at all to make your own.

[XIIICaesar]

Thank you.

[Darkwave Dahlia]

I don't even ... why would you download something you can easily make yourself?
You guys love downloading things from the internet, huh? And then crying "Boohoo! My Steam account was hacked?"

[rayscomps]

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[Yhwach]

Originally posted by rayscomps:

borebells
baubles
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pirate

[=EGC= kansasterry]

Originally posted by Ojisan Kukkī:

Fallout custom.ini is a blank text document up until you either set a high screen resolution or mod the game, at which time it then contains their new resolution and/or the two lines to enable modding. No one needs to download it from the internet.

Apparently the game has recently stopped creating a new one.

if someone deleted it for some reason it does not seem to be recreated.

Though you are correct it does not need to be downloaded all one need do is create a blank text file with that name in the same place in documents the other .ini files are.

Frankly the only issue I had it cause by being gone was NMM kept telling me to run the game to create the .ini file it wanted even though I had already done so.

In fact mine only contains the lines below all one need do is put their version of these in a text file named Fallout4Custom.ini no download needed. My guess is NMM wanted to either check or edit that bInvalidateOlderFiles setting.

[Display]
iPresentInterval=0
iLocation X=0
iLocation Y=0

[Archive]
bInvalidateOlderFiles=1
sResourceDataDirsFinal=

[Recordist]

While I already know you can create a Custom.ini easily, is the link provided a virus?

[Apollo]

@Recordist

No idea. Not taking the risk.

[BlemishedHalo]

im missing all ini files i try to reinstall steam and fallout 4 please help

[logicbuster]

Originally posted by BlemishedHalo:

im missing all ini files i try to reinstall steam and fallout 4 please help

format c

[Spec_Ops_Ape]

Originally posted by Recordist:

While I already know you can create a Custom.ini easily, is the link provided a virus?

According to VirusTotal, it's clean.
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/ef180a79e7c2af4aa4dfcd298c995142bdbe2f21e6dd784190d1e1c2702706f1/detection

[max_sutari]

Originally posted by =EGC= kansasterry:

Originally posted by Ojisan Kukkī:

Fallout custom.ini is a blank text document up until you either set a high screen resolution or mod the game, at which time it then contains their new resolution and/or the two lines to enable modding. No one needs to download it from the internet.

Apparently the game has recently stopped creating a new one.

if someone deleted it for some reason it does not seem to be recreated.

Though you are correct it does not need to be downloaded all one need do is create a blank text file with that name in the same place in documents the other .ini files are.

Frankly the only issue I had it cause by being gone was NMM kept telling me to run the game to create the .ini file it wanted even though I had already done so.

In fact mine only contains the lines below all one need do is put their version of these in a text file named Fallout4Custom.ini no download needed. My guess is NMM wanted to either check or edit that bInvalidateOlderFiles setting.

[Display]
iPresentInterval=0
iLocation X=0
iLocation Y=0

[Archive]
bInvalidateOlderFiles=1
sResourceDataDirsFinal=

So I did this and the Mod Manager still says the file is missing.