The soundtrack and dogmeat files are optional. You only need PILGRIM Weather and Music and PILGRIM - ENB Files to install. These changes are included in an optional plugin.' - I believe that you've found that re-textured Dogmeat. NMM is now a community project, and its development /support has been moved to GitHub: - Releases (Downloads) - Issues. v0.355 might not work as that was created after Pilgrim was last updated.įound him saying this, 'We are attempting to replace Dogmeat with a goat named Black Phillip in a future release, but until that happens, we have re-textured him, gave him glowing eyes, and adjusted his audio a bit to sound a little less cheerful. The Nexus Mod Manager makes this process safer and easier by providing users with an easy way to download, install, enable, disable, and remove Fallout 4 mods, all from a centralized interface. Best used with GRIM, but work with any other weather and lighting mod too.Default and performance version available. Modular and easy to use ENB preset to give Fallout 4 a much darker and apocalyptic feel.

When going through the various instruction versions, the only difference I see is the ENB binaries, which are found here: Semi realistic preset for NAC, Vivid Weathers, True Storms and NAC X. You can read the installation instructions, potentially, for every version he posted, the issue is that I don't know which version the installation instructions refer to without being able to access the Files tab of the archive page. How to install? Refer to the link above. What's the latest version? It says BETA.5b: We can see in the entire archived nexus page for Pilgrim: *//fallout4/mods/23845? He does say you only need the weather + the ENB to make it work. Highlight all the files and place them in your Fallout 4 main game directory. Open the ZIP File, then the ‘Wrapper Version’ folder. Download the latest version of ENB from the main website. For more detailed instructions, read the other sections below. The first 2 are BETA.3, the Soundtrack is version 0.2. This is a quick guide for installing ENB with Fallout 4. To prove what I said, in the first video, he goes onto the Nexus page and most importantly, he visits the Files page of Nexus around 1:20. In the video, he's going over BETA.3, you found BETA.5b, the latest version for the ENB.

Last ENB I installed was for Skyrim.Īnyway, here's the author for Pilgrim going over how to install the ENB: To make it work, just need the readme.txt or instruction manual to install.

If you posted what you said 10 years in the future, it would still be relevent information to this thread.

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