This is due to the game automatically recreating these files - when it is launched - based on the settings in the Fallout default.ini and the launcher settings, regardless of whether the above files already exist or not. Note: Editing these files in Fallout: New Vegas will have no effect. ini files to their default settings, simply delete them and the next time you launch Fallout 3 it will automatically recreate them with the default settings from the Fallout default.ini file, located in the main game directory. Note: if at any time you wish to return your. Windows may require administrative privileges to make it writeable before editing it. Fallout.ini is also located here, which is set as read-only by default. ini file to start with, as far as changing things is concerned.
FalloutPrefs.ini, which contains the settings from the Options Menu of the game launcher, plus in-game saved preferences and edits to the other. On Windows XP, it should be located in the following location assuming C:\ as your installation drive.Ĭ:\Documents and Settings\\My Documents\My Games\Fallout3Ĭ:\Documents and Settings\\My Documents\My Games\FalloutNV On Windows Vista and Windows 7, it should be located in the following location assuming C:\ as your installation drive.Ĭ:\Users\\Documents\My Games\Fallout3Ĭ:\Users\\Documents\My Games\FalloutNV Locating the FalloutPrefs.ini and Fallout.ini files Note: Fallout: New Vegas ships in most cases with the console enabled by default. Note: make a back up of any game files before modifying them, as incorrectly modified game files can corrupt the game.
To enable the console, bAllowConsole must be set to 1 in the required. 9 Reputations (Fallout: New Vegas Only).
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