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If you are trying to run multiple mods at the same time, there may be compatibility issues.Ensure you are not trying to load mods from multiple locations at once.
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A mod manager may have installed something to your Documents directory, causing problems with your Steam directory. Check where your mods have been installed.As an experimental fix, you can try adding the required lines to the Starfield.ini file in your game directory as well.If you've copy-and-pasted the text, some additional data may have been included. Re-type your StarfieldCustom.ini information manually.Check your StarfieldCustom.ini file is a genuine.Check your StarfieldCustom.ini file still allows you to load loose files.
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(Xbox Windows) Xbox Games\Starfield\Content\Data.
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However, if you want to install a mod that requires the use of the Steam directory, you may need to stop using the Documents directory completely and read the instructions below for using the Steam directory instead. If all you want to do is install texture mods/mods that are able to live in the Documents path, you can drop them here and they should work. Note: This is where texture mods are usually placed.There are a few different directories from which you can successfully load mods. The precise instructions will be specific to each mod, but will involve unzipping the downloaded file and placing its contents in your Starfield game folders. If you don't want to use a mod manager, or have tried installing a mod using a mod manager but have been unsuccessful, mods can also be installed manually.

If you're using Vortex/GamePass, you will need to manually point Vortex to your Starfield installation location, which can be found at XboxGames\Starfield\Content (select the Content folder).
