[gracietoo]

hello, down-in-dumps gracie here. I have a shiny new computer, with 64 bit processor, and Windows seven just out of the box. Fallout loads and plays just fine in vanilla, but when I enter a mod-building such as mini hideout or sanctuary, there are big red and white blocks of colour where an artifact ( such as the aquarium of fridge) should be. In the Sanctum one resolves to be a big white exclamation mark on a red background.

I did not have this problem when I ran it on the 32bit OS of Windows Seven, and of course it is the same graphics card - though I have updated it to the latest.

Does anyone know why I am getting this effect?

I have tried fiddling with the display options and tweaking the graphics in nhancer, disabling HDR and things like that but it hasn't helped.
I am thinking to go back to the earlier graphics driver, but I don't understand why most everything else is ok, and that it seems only to be in the mods ( haven't been into Megaton yet to see if anything looks odd there)

Ho-hum, sulk...

[Branimirzg]

Is a sign for missing mesh... Meshes are not in the right path

[gracietoo]

thankyou Bran. Should I take them out of the data subfolder (path is FO3-Data-Data) and put them in the games Data folder?

The game wont load at all now - I rolled back the graphics driver thinking it might be that, then re-installed but still wont play. Tomorrow i will uninstall the g-driver fully and then put it on again, and hopefully, with meshes where they belong.....

[Branimirzg]

yes, copy/paste them to fallout3/data and click yes to all when asked to replace.

[gracietoo]

Branimirzg, on Nov 18 2009, 12:42 AM, said:

yes, copy/paste them to fallout3/data and click yes to all when asked to replace.

thanks Bran- sorted now, wonderful