Solution for people who can use modding-tools (everyone else watch below):Use the BA2 Extractor from the NexusOpen these files at /steamapps/Fallout4/data'DLCUltraHighResolution - Textures01.ba2'DLCUltraHighResolution - Textures02.ba2'Unpack them someplace.Delete Face and Body textures (ONLY IF YOU HAVE MODS FOR BOTH!) and you are good.If you only use a mod for face textures, remove only face textures:)Repack them.Replace the originals.If you feel unsafe about it, please backup the original files instead of removing them. Otherwise you would have to redownload the two archives (8 GB) at a later point when you decide to ditch your 4k facetextures for the 1k Bethesda versions.Non-modders:If you are unable to repack it as a BA2 (You need the GECK for that) just remove the DLCUltraHighResolution - Textures01.ba2RENAMING WILL NOT WORK, putting it to a different folder will, though.This will remove everything this pack contains. So apart form the facetextures you will revert 5% of the textures to the before-DLC state (you wont notice, since it concerns only creatures).The best solution is when you use a mod that remodels creatures. Because then you can remove the first file and dont give a damn since it only contains 'actors' - which are creatures and people (and cats). Originally posted by:I wonder what's the actual impact of just using BAE and extract the contents of the packs, apply the community fixes and just using it all in loose file format. Then again, if i'm going through that trouble, might as well repackage it all into a neat ba2 with the seasons mods applied and easily interchangeable laterI did that. No negative impact.

(only did so for the first texturepack archive)But as you said - using the Geck to just repack it isnt exactly hard to do, so definitly an option.I use the rest of the textures as lose files. Originally posted by:Smooth. Before I begin my next playthrough i'll do that, and try to optimize a little more for my current hardware. It'll take a while before I can gather every part I need for my new rig, I plan on ordering my new CPU within the next month or two, and then the motherboard, and then some DDR4. Should be a fairly high budget build so takes a while, since i'll have to import some parts and I need the exchange rate as favorable as possible to make the build viableJust a little advice though. If you buy your PC solely for Fallout 4 be reminded, that even with the best hardware in the market you get stuttering and framedrops, especially when you like building in settlements.I am playing Fallout 4 in 4k on a very high-end PC. Still looks like crap.

Shadows are aweful and you cant see anything 200 meters away. When you look down on Diamond City from the Trinity tower it looks like the game is from the 90's.So if you can play just fine at the moment, you shouldnt order things too fast. Wait for the new CPU generation to come out.If you buy hardware just now, you will lose out big time and bite your ♥♥♥ when the new GPU's and CPU's are released since then the market will be full of second-hand high end cards and the CPU you would buy now would be siginificantly reduced in price. Originally posted by:For those who have the creation kit installedThe app called Archive2 found in;C:Program Files (x86)SteamsteamappscommonFallout 4ToolsArchive2Will unpack as well as pack.ba2 archives.No need to use BA2 extractor or GECK, other tools also available in that same tools dir.All provided by Bethesda.I will include the hint in the first post.Though the GECK is the creation kit:PIt means 'Garden of Eden Creation Kit' - is the same as 'creation kit'.

Fallout 4 Npc Black Face Paint

So I cut this out to not confuse anyone. Originally posted by:there's a easier fix, just delet the two files called BaseFemaleHeadd And BaseFemaleHeads Located in SteamsteamappscommonFallout 4Datatexturesactorscharacterbasehumanfemale. That's what fixed that sunburn lol. It was a face mod but it's apparently not compatable with the new HD Pack until some one decides to fix it thats your best option.I'm not using any face mods at all and it happens with father on the institute, but I didn't make a big deal of it anyway cause he dies at the end of the storyso far I havn't seen the problem anywhere else in game.

Originally posted by:Just a little advice though. If you buy your PC solely for Fallout 4 be reminded, that even with the best hardware in the market you get stuttering and framedrops, especially when you like building in settlements.I am playing Fallout 4 in 4k on a very high-end PC. Still looks like crap. Shadows are aweful and you cant see anything 200 meters away. When you look down on Diamond City from the Trinity tower it looks like the game is from the 90's.So if you can play just fine at the moment, you shouldnt order things too fast.

Dark Face Bug Fallout 4

Wait for the new CPU generation to come out.If you buy hardware just now, you will lose out big time and bite your ♥♥♥ when the new GPU's and CPU's are released since then the market will be full of second-hand high end cards and the CPU you would buy now would be siginificantly reduced in price.I know, actually i've spent a great deal of time doing my research and I know what makes the framerate tank - it's 110% memory bandwidth, and since the game multithreads well i'm seriously considering a X99-based Xeon E5 v4 system. I'm just waiting for Ryzen (as it's a dual channel architecture) to corroborate my research and then i'll begin the concept design and buying the new parts, hopefully I can get it done by my birthday in July. It's gonna be my first major-seriously-kickass build since 2011; when I last built my i7-990X w/ 3-way 480 machine which was pretty much the best thing you could get back then.I'm fairly certain that my current 4770K is gonna perform to the same standard as the higher end Ryzen 3 4C/8T parts, so that's already my baseline here. I'm looking to at least quadruple on the CPU power and triple on the memory bandwidth, i'll be keeping my GTX 980's as they're all I need for 2560x1080 and despite the VRAM being a little short, the performance's pretty adequate otherwise.