It's NVAC - New Vegas Anti Crash-5-1-0.zip md5sum 620cc5d8331650bba6cec9bc2b3beb9cĬopy the nvac.dll and the fomod/ directory to ~/. You will probably have to register with to be allowed to download the file. I've tried installing the 4gb patch, stutter remover, tweaked all the thread settings, etc. Install the mod that stops Fallout New Vegas from crashing all the time (also a problem on Windows): How to actually make fallout new vegas run smoothly on Windows 10 I've tried so many things to try to get FNV to run smoothly on my pc. Make the following changes to Fallout_default.ini, use the number of cores you have for iNumHavocThreads:Īfter bUseThreadedAI=1, add iNumHWThreads with the number of cores you have: You should get the number '5' or higher back. At the menu screen, press tilde or | (top left key on the keyboard, under ESC), then type: getnvseversion You might want to disable Bloom, HDR and/or water reflection, but keep a high resolution. Select the resolution etc until you are happy.

Rename the executable from nvse_5_1_beta4.z7 to FalloutNVLauncher.exe.

There is another way to move even faster than that in the vanilla game, but it involves taking advantage of some perks, chems, and melee weapons that increase attack speed. The files in nvse_5_1_beta4.z7 are placed in a directory named something with nvse, make sure to copy them out of there and directly into the 'Fallout New Vegas' directory. In the vanilla game, you have 3 speeds, from slowest to fastest they are: Walking, running with weapon drawn, and running with weapon holstered. You can also right click the game in Steam, select Properties, 'Local Files' and then 'Browse Local Files' to find it. Typically ~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Fallout New Vegas/.

Extract the files with 7z x in the Fallout New Vegas directory, somewhere in.

Install the beta client of Steam, if needed, to be able to play Fallout New Vegas with Steam Play.

Installing and running Fallout New Vegas on Arch Linux

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