Eco lifestyle's effect on cc
I was just starting to wonder, but with the addition of objects being more or less flammable, or materials being more or less eco friendly, what effect do you think this will have on cc? I mean, i r...
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For the last few patches I've followed the same routine which generally serves me well.
1) I pull my Mods folder and put it elsewhere on my drive. I know a lot of people put it on their desktop, but that gets too cluttered for my liking. I rename it something like OldMods (date)
2) I back up my save folder, but I don't delete it, as I don't want to have a new Save0001 to rename.
3) I delete localthumbnailcache.package
4) I open and play a bit in a save I only open when I don't have mods/cc installed. Or I start a brand new save, but mostly I've just played in a designated No mods save.
5) Then I install mod updates to the newly generated Mods folder as they update, or move them from the old mods folder into the new one as they're declared okay. I also move over any .cfg files as their mods are updated. After about a week, if I haven't heard that something is broken, I'll move it into the new mods folder but open a testing save to check it out first.
1) I pull my Mods folder and put it elsewhere on my drive. I know a lot of people put it on their desktop, but that gets too cluttered for my liking. I rename it something like OldMods (date)
2) I back up my save folder, but I don't delete it, as I don't want to have a new Save0001 to rename.
3) I delete localthumbnailcache.package
4) I open and play a bit in a save I only open when I don't have mods/cc installed. Or I start a brand new save, but mostly I've just played in a designated No mods save.
5) Then I install mod updates to the newly generated Mods folder as they update, or move them from the old mods folder into the new one as they're declared okay. I also move over any .cfg files as their mods are updated. After about a week, if I haven't heard that something is broken, I'll move it into the new mods folder but open a testing save to check it out first.
