So I am running windows 10 and I just found out that my computer has not only placed a Fallout 4 folder in my disk drive C, but also made a copy in the cloud service from microsoft called OneDrive. Here is what was a solution for BenScott777 I was uninstalling all my mods systematically, and couldn't fix the CTD but after deleted the "INTERFACE" directory and deleting the "Interface.ba2" file in the FO4 DATA folder I went and verified my game integrity through Steam and VOILA! No more CTD when using crafting stations. "I FOUND THE CULPRIT! Turns out there was a folder in my DATA directory called "INTERFACE", I went ahead and deleted that folder after doing some reading of various forum posts, apparently the. Here's a couple solutions to their situations. Those are the 3 main causes, there have been people that haven't been helped by those 3 fixes because the problem wasn't caused by their installation of this mod. zip and put them there.ģ.You have your NMM virtual install on a different hard drive than your Fallout 4 install. Check that there are files in Data\Meshes\AWKCR. This is required for the game to use custom assets.Ģ) NMM failed/was prevented to properly extract the asset files when installing the mod. There are three possible reasons and solutions for this:ġ) You do not have ArchiveInvalidation properly set up in your Fallout4.ini. [quote=A: Crashing when hovering over the crafting category or the workbenches being invisible is caused by your game not being able to locate the custom models needed to render the workbenches. I copied this from the FAQ on Armorsmith Extended
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