just meant for the people who deleted the base game but still want the dlc I repeat this is not a way to get free dlc and no you will not get in trouble. Once the download is finished you should be able to install them just like any normal mod.Įdit for clarification: This will only download the DLC you own. You can find the Downloaded DLC in steams original install folder(The one with steam.exe).Įxample: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\content\app_377160 Steam will download the DLC you own in the background, give it some time. So after a bit of research ive tried it myself and made this guide.įirst click Here This will open the console in your steam client.(ive only tested this link in chrome sorry if it doesnt work) Dlc that need the second part will have 2 commands.Īfter finding out that the pancake-DLC works in VR i really wanted to install them but i had already deleted Fallout 4 and didn't want to redownload just to delete it again. If this is up-voted I'll do a video or just share the spreadsheet.I have now had time to test all dlc and have found out that some of the dlc is in more than one part. Originally posted by geniusthemaster: you can shove them in the data folder, the answer was given but someone cleared it since google cache. Once that's done the new link files will reference the original ones, you can do that with any files, and as long as the original ones don't move, they will work.
I used a spreadsheet to paste in the links, and concatenate the commands with the inverted commas in columns as you can't use them with the concatenate function. Just do that for all the DLC files and mods (note that the new VR file is the first link), also because it has spaces, you need to use "inverted commas" Mklink "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout 4 VR\Data\DLCCoast - Main.ba2" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout 4\Data\DLCCoast - Main.ba2" To use mklink, start an Administrator command prompt and for example, run It avoids having duplicate copies of about 65GB of stuff on my SDD.
Originally posted by Xakio Vaxis:I've done this using 'mklink' which is a symlink for windows.
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