A 'dirty edit', is when a DLC (or a mod) contains data which removes an object by deleting it. Why Bethesda didn't think it was necessary to spend the 10 minutes it takes to clean up their sloppy editing before release is a mystery, but fortunately it's very easy to clean it up for them. However, when mods are loaded, these dirty edits can cause crashes. These 'dirty edits' are not causing any problem if the game is left un-modded. just meant for the people who deleted the base game but still want the dlc I repeat this is not a way to get free dlc and no you will not get in trouble.Info: Bethesda's official DLCs contain deleted references, which can cause problems when modding the game.
Once the download is finished you should be able to install them just like any normal mod.Įdit for clarification: This will only download the DLC you own. You can find the Downloaded DLC in steams original install folder(The one with steam.exe).Įxample: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\content\app_377160 Steam will download the DLC you own in the background, give it some time.
So after a bit of research ive tried it myself and made this guide.įirst click Here This will open the console in your steam client.(ive only tested this link in chrome sorry if it doesnt work) Dlc that need the second part will have 2 commands.Īfter finding out that the pancake-DLC works in VR i really wanted to install them but i had already deleted Fallout 4 and didn't want to redownload just to delete it again. I have now had time to test all dlc and have found out that some of the dlc is in more than one part.
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