Ok, if you are using Vortex, here is how you can actually add this to your staging folder: Create the empty folder called "Fixed ESMs" somewhere else, for example just in your downloads folder. Doesn't matter. After the installer is done filling the empty folder with the fixed ESMs, archive that entire folder, for example using 7-Zip. This archive, now called "Fixed ESMs.7z", should go into Vortex's downloads folder. Looks something like this: C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\Vortex\downloads\falloutnv Now Vortex will automatically display it as a new mod and allow you to install and deploy it. Worked fine for me. Hope this helped.
No idea why @Durv329 replied like that, but it entirely depends on what proton/wine release you're using, I use proton-ge latest and it works almost entirely as intended.
Hi sorry for annoying you with this.. But I have be wondering if it's possible if someone could give me some advice with trying to run the program within linux wine, I know it sound dumb but I be getting amazing fps since switching over but both esm fixes and bsa decompression don't wanna run within wine so I am asking if theres some way to get compatability perhaps letting me know what dll's of what is needed thank you
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Step 3: Click the folder button next to the profiles bar and select Open Mods folder in the MOD2 folder.
Create the empty folder called "Fixed ESMs" somewhere else, for example just in your downloads folder. Doesn't matter. After the installer is done filling the empty folder with the fixed ESMs, archive that entire folder, for example using 7-Zip.
This archive, now called "Fixed ESMs.7z", should go into Vortex's downloads folder. Looks something like this: C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\Vortex\downloads\falloutnv
Now Vortex will automatically display it as a new mod and allow you to install and deploy it. Worked fine for me. Hope this helped.