Post: How to Configure FTP server and add Mods to Fallout: NV
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01-08-2011, 07:18 AM
#1
jezza.boi
Maintainin' Ma'h Cool
Jezza.Boi’s Custom Guide To Modding Fallout: New Vegas on PS3
Tools you will need:
Configuring FTP server (PS3/PC)
Turn on your Ps3 and enable a network connection and that you can retrieve an I.P. Now open up the FTP.pkg that you would have Installed on your Ps3 and look at the I.P address your Ps3 Shows. Now install FileZilla and open it. Click File>Site Manager. Now a box should appear. Click the “New Site” button and name it what ever you want to name it e.g: My PS3. Now these are my custom settings for my FTP server which I find work perfectly. Where it says Host put the I.P. that is shown on your PS3 and for the port number put “21” as the port number. Now for the “Logon Type” Leave that as Normal and the user as “FTPD12345” and push Connect. You should now see your Ps3’s HDD in front of you.
Adding Mods to Fallout: NV
Once you’ve Backed Up your Fallout: NV to your Ps3, Navigate to where you installed it to e.g: GAMEZ. Now Navigate through the Fallout: New Vegas Directory till you find “FALLOUT.INI”. There should also be a “
ATA” Folder there as well (The DATA Folder is where we place the mods and we use FALLOUT.INI to load the mods.) Now Extract/Drag the FALLOUT.INI to your desktop and make a backup of it just in case something goes wrong. Now head You must login or register to view this content. For Fallout: NV Mods. Pick a mod of any choice but make sure it’s a .ESM or a .ESP file (These are more simple to work with). For this Tut im going to be using “You must login or register to view this content.” Mod. (Full of custom weapons and stuff). Download “Shawns Duffle Bag” and Extract it to your desktop. You should have a file inside called “ShawnsDuffleBag.esp” Now to secure that it works change the mod to all Caps so it should now be “SHAWNSDUFFLEBAG.ESP”. Open FALLOUT.INI in Note Pad, You should see “STestFile1=FalloutNV.esm” And going up the list to “STestFile10=”. Where it says “STestFile2=” Place the name of the mod after the =. It should look something like this “STestFile2=SHAWNSDUFFLEBAG.ESP” (DO NOT REMOVE FALLOUTNV.ESM). Now Push Ctrl + F and search for “ATA/” you should be directed to this line Now where it says “MISC.BSA,” Do a space and place “
ATA/SHAWNSDUFFLEBAG.ESP,” With another space after that. Should look like thisOnce you’ve added the mods into the FALLOUT.INI Save it and drag it back into FileZilla and drop it in the same directory where FALLOUT.INI is, A box should appearing what you want todo. Replace your new “FALLOUT.INI” over your old “FALLOUT.INI” and place your mod in the “
ATA” folder. I have supplied down below some Fallout mods along with a pre made FALLOUT.INI that go with the mods supplied.You must login or register to view this content.
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01-20-2011, 01:07 AM
#41
jezza.boi
Maintainin' Ma'h Cool
Originally posted by mw2gold
alright I have done everything I am just wondering if I have to run my backup or my actuall game to run the mods?
Well once you've added the mods you must launch the game using ANY Backup Manager that will boot games on the firmware your ps3 is on.
Originally posted by iCoNtrOlzZ
Very Good And Detailed Thread.
cheers man. :beer:
01-23-2011, 08:40 PM
#44
UnrealReality
Sierra Leone
01-23-2011, 08:50 PM
#45
Oneinfamous
Former Staff
Originally posted by jezza.boi
Jezza.Boi’s Custom Guide To Modding Fallout: New Vegas on PS3
Tools you will need:
Configuring FTP server (PS3/PC)
Turn on your Ps3 and enable a network connection and that you can retrieve an I.P. Now open up the FTP.pkg that you would have Installed on your Ps3 and look at the I.P address your Ps3 Shows. Now install FileZilla and open it. Click File>Site Manager. Now a box should appear. Click the “New Site” button and name it what ever you want to name it e.g: My PS3. Now these are my custom settings for my FTP server which I find work perfectly. Where it says Host put the I.P. that is shown on your PS3 and for the port number put “21” as the port number. Now for the “Logon Type” Leave that as Normal and the user as “FTPD12345” and push Connect. You should now see your Ps3’s HDD in front of you.
Adding Mods to Fallout: NV
Once you’ve Backed Up your Fallout: NV to your Ps3, Navigate to where you installed it to e.g: GAMEZ. Now Navigate through the Fallout: New Vegas Directory till you find “FALLOUT.INI”. There should also be a “DATA” Folder there as well (The DATA Folder is where we place the mods and we use FALLOUT.INI to load the mods.) Now Extract/Drag the FALLOUT.INI to your desktop and make a backup of it just in case something goes wrong. Now head You must login or register to view this content. For Fallout: NV Mods. Pick a mod of any choice but make sure it’s a .ESM or a .ESP file (These are more simple to work with). For this Tut im going to be using “You must login or register to view this content.” Mod. (Full of custom weapons and stuff). Download “Shawns Duffle Bag” and Extract it to your desktop. You should have a file inside called “ShawnsDuffleBag.esp” Now to secure that it works change the mod to all Caps so it should now be “SHAWNSDUFFLEBAG.ESP”. Open FALLOUT.INI in Note Pad, You should see “STestFile1=FalloutNV.esm” And going up the list to “STestFile10=”. Where it says “STestFile2=” Place the name of the mod after the =. It should look something like this “STestFile2=SHAWNSDUFFLEBAG.ESP” (DO NOT REMOVE FALLOUTNV.ESM). Now Push Ctrl + F and search for “DATA/” you should be directed to this line
Now where it says “MISC.BSA,” Do a space and place “DATA/SHAWNSDUFFLEBAG.ESP,” With another space after that. Should look like this
Once you’ve added the mods into the FALLOUT.INI Save it and drag it back into FileZilla and drop it in the same directory where FALLOUT.INI is, A box should appearing what you want todo. Replace your new “FALLOUT.INI” over your old “FALLOUT.INI” and place your mod in the “DATA” folder. I have supplied down below some Fallout mods along with a pre made FALLOUT.INI that go with the mods supplied.
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