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What weapon mod did you use?
i got fallout 3 wanderers edition but all the new guns added have missing textures.
Any conflicting mods used?
That's not an .ini issue. That means the *MESHES* (not the textures) are in the wrong place or are missing completely and the game can't find them. Usually this is caused by a bad install - and that's usually caused by you doing it manually or the mod author not formatting the right directory paths when making the FOMOD.
Nope, the only other mod I have is a crosshair mod. Ive used FO3edit to check the load order too and its fine
I did do it manually. Im jsut saying i enabled Archive Invalidation in the ini as well. I downloaded all the files needed, compacted them together and archived it then imported it into nexus mod manager. the only issue i could find with the install is an error that said "archive invalidation error, please abort download and check it" or something like that even though it was already checked.
its fallout 3 wanderers edition the mod is not trash its just an issue with getting the textures to work. i cant disable the mod and see if the textures work because its all a part of the same mod. ive reinstalled it twice differently.
Its
not
archive
invalidation
Its
that
the
game
can't
find
the
meshes
because
they
are
in
the
wrong
directory
or
not
there
at
all.
Look at where you installed the /Meshes directory.