The text file under the WRP "RLS" folder is a documentation file. Unpack the mod archive (WRP in this instance) to some other location and then either rebuild the archive so the top level folders are "Textures" and "Meshes" (in other words, without the "RLS" folder from WRP at all), and then install with your mod manager, or manually drag those two folders into the game "Data" folder. (Sometimes this is the author's name or initials, other times it's the mod name and version, but anything unexpected is treated the same way: as a new folder or file.) Most likely when the files are "installed" but aren't found correctly, something similar to this is your problem. This example package starts with a "RLS" folder, which the game does not recognize, and so it places that as the "top level" under "Data". It assumes they are being placed under the game "Data" folder. (Not an uncommon mistake by mod authors, so learn from this.) The game (to include most mod managers like NMM, MO, and FOMM) is expecting the top level folder of an archive package to be standardized, folder names such as "Textures" or "Meshes", or ESM/ESP/BSA files.
In the case of (for example) "Weapon Retexture Project" (WRP) v1.95, the package has a "non-standard" folder structure. The only other reasons for mods to have these "missing element" error indications are that you failed to install all the necessary files (such as an ESM or BSA file), or they aren't in the correct location. (There is not a standardized name used among them all.) Please see the 'ArchiveInvalidation (by Manager)' section and also see the 'Checklist Item #15 & 16' entries in the wiki " Fallout NV Mod Conflict Troubleshooting" guide. Otherwise they will conflict, as they use their own "arbitrarily chosen" names for the AI BSA files. ONLY USE ONE METHOD of AI, especially if you have multiple mod managers installed. This "ArchiveInvalidation" mechanism is incorporated in all the currently used mod managers, so there is no need to (and problems arise if you do) install older mods to provide that capability. This is usually evidenced by red "!" icon for missing meshes, and solid colors for missing textures, or "messed up" textures. That failure to toggle is the most common reason behind most "texture problems". Please see the ' Third Rule: The Rule of One' and ' Merge Patch File' sections of the wiki " FNV General Mod Use Advice" article.īecause "Texture/Mesh" replacement mods replace vanilla versions of those files, you absolutely have to toggle "ArchiveInvalidation (AI)" off-and-then-on again after installing or removing one of them so it recognizes that there are loose files (added by the mod) which have to be used in place of the vanilla files in the BSA files or are no longer there and the BSA files should be used instead. * You really need to use a "Merge Patch File" with that collection of mods.
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