* Frankly the 4K fan-made textures, as awesome as they are, I find them too shiny, sadly.* * I find mod managers more complicated to use than manual file management (even though technically I can apply other texture mods manually, but that's still more work I didn't care to do at that point). I know most would recommend using another better visual mod but \ I paid for the DLC by having a FO4 license AS WELL, so I want to see them without requiring someone's (however awesome) third party work. If I get a bunch of upvotes I'll bother documenting it more but it's pretty simple if you have minimum computer file management and/or slight general mod knowledge. ini.txt, check your file properties if you're not sure.) and make sure it has the section with: I believe you also need the Fallout4Custom.ini edit for it to work, unsure since I have it on anyway, so in case it's needed, in your My Documents, in the Fallout4VR directory, make sure you have a Fallout4Custom.ini file (not. bsa extractor and move/copy the texture directory in the Fallout4 VR data directory. Perhaps this no longer works in the latest version? Anyhow here is my final verdict which was discussed in a post I can sadly no longer find on Google as I'm not the one to think of it first: But none of these recommendations worked for me.
Many discuss making a bunch of configuration edits too.
Most solutions discussed here and on Steam Forums seem to mention simply copying the DLC files over. Given I just got an Oculus Quest 2, been a fan of the FO license since forever I finally got a license once it was on special on Steam. Just wanted this to be logged on Reddit for posterity since I found a lot of bogus information about getting this to work and the last thread about this discussion dates back from a 2017 archive.
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