Then: I-HUD (be sure to install I-HUD version 3_4!!. Then: MCM BugFix 2 (if you dont have it download it from nexus MCM web page)
MCM CANNOT ACCESS MENU FILES MOD
ġ- uninstall MCM-Unified HUD- I HUD- UIO (any HUD mod that you have installed) also uninstall Project Nevada (if you have P.Nevada installed and any compatibilty patch for PN)Ģ-now open NMM (nexus mod manager) (if you dont have NMM download it)ģ- deatctivate archive invalidation via NMM (tools-uncheck archive inavalidation)Ĥ-open FOMM and install Project Nevada and any compatibilty patch for PN via FOMMĥ- Open again or maximize NMM and install IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER: You may need to reinstall the mod, update your 32-bit Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package, or change your firewall/UAC settings. Either the files are missing, or a firewall/UAC is preventing access. if you have this problem "The Mod Configuration Menu cannot access its menu files." or the MCM "has detected multiple.etc" this might help you. 'The Mod Configuration Menu cannot access its menu files. Its old but maybe someone needs help with this. You can troubleshoot the second by loading your plugins with FNVEdit, which simulates how they're loaded by the game and will throw an error if a file is missing. If that fixes it, wipe your UI mods and try again. You can troubleshoot the first by disabling archive invalidation, which will make the game ignore the modded assets. There's two mod-related things that can crash the game at startup, borked menu files or a load order issue, usually missing master file. Also double check your archive invalidation. Also delete any files left in your documents for good measure.ĭid you make sure to follow the steps I provided above when you installed your mods? MCM - must- be installed after Project Nevada (which is what I assume you mean by Project Reality,) and DarNUI should always be installed first. If not, try it again and make sure to delete everything. When you uninstalled the game did you also remove everything from the installation folder? Steam only removes files that it put there itself, so you may have left over files added by mods. It was left up mainly for those running already working installaitons, but it's a while back now and there's no reason to not use UIO instead.
Like I said, it's outdated and it says so in the description.
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