If it does not work, I will perhaps have a look at the mods to see what's wrong. Though in that case it's usually a mix of textures flickering, not simply a wrong one.Īnyway, just give the above fixes a try. A retexmod replaces existing textures, if another mod includes new meshes that point to new and different textures, you get bugs. If not, it's probably a fault in texture-paths either in the esp or the meshes themselves.

If so, copy the individual textures from the Retexmod over to WMM-structure (For example: textures, weapons, cowboyrepeater to textures, weapons, WMM, cowboyrepeater). Examine the folder structure in WMM and WeaponRetex, I imagine that WMM has an additional Folder (like: textures, weapons, WMM, and then the individual gun folders). Does not work if the mod comes without an esp and contains only a texture-folder.ģ. I don't think this is the issue, but give it a try anyway, it's easy enough to check. Change loadorder: first retexmods then WMM. Then youll switch to a list of the available compatible weapon mods for that weapon, and you can pick one to attach. Highlight the weapon you want to mod within the items section of your Pip-Boy, then select the modding menu via the button as indicated in the top right of the info panel. Deactivate and reactivate archiveinvalidation in FOMM and check if it solves the problem.Ģ. To attach a weapon mod you must have both the weapon it is intended for and the mod in your inventory. It's a bit complicated to explain so let's try simple solutions firstġ.

esp of the mods themselves or a wrong texture path in the mesh.

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