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Kea posted:As long as they arent made with snip they SHOULD be fine, I have a 200 hour save file thats had various mods in it. Cool, thanks.
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 I call it: bro, do you even path?
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Settlements definitely need a craftable, invisible outside of the workshop, thing like conduits/power lines where you can define paths in and out of your settlements, both for internal settlers and caravans
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Dec 19, 2015 18:15
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Slime Bro Helpdesk posted:
What's that dirt things you've got down next to the pool?
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Fereydun posted:shoulda paid closer attention when playing amigo i would like this mod tyia
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Skandranon posted:What's that dirt things you've got down next to the pool? I'm not sure if it's Homemaker or SSEx (I think it's Homemaker though) that has under miscellaneous structures 'farming', which lets you plop down dirt patches for a bunch of fertilizer. They're still pretty janky at this point- my razorgrain tends to hover a few inches above the ground and the settlers never seem to actually work on top of it correctly- but it lets you turn big areas into relatively flat and uncluttered dirt for farming. I threw down a few more after I took that photo. It looks terrible up close, but from that angle it's not too bad.
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NX Pro Farming lets you put down planters.
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Dec 19, 2015 22:46
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Kea posted:There are a ton of mods adding all sorts of little and big things, the top three if you want to make lovely pretty settlements you want to look up Homemaker (havent tried personally), SSex (have tried personally, lots of extra stuff) and OCDecorator (adds static versions of many items that you can place, bottles/food etc) This bug is only triggered by mods that directly edit world cells. Of which there are still only a tiny minority now that the bug has been discovered and made general knowledge. Slime Bro Helpdesk posted:Played around with OCDecorator a bit. It's almost there- but doesn't seem to play well with some of the shelving options other mods are bringing in. My general store remains somewhat under-stocked Precise object moving and rotating is the other half to the decorating puzzle. The Lone Badger posted:NX Pro Farming lets you put down planters. Homemaker lets you do this now as well. Then again I remember this one having some other nice stuff (like a composting system) if you're really interested in farming. Other Settlement mods to check out: Snap'n Build - Greenhouse Adds greenhouse walls and roofs that snap together. Craftable Elevators Mentioned in the last few pages, but here ya go. Craftable Ramps and Rails Haven't tested this yet, but yes please. Alternate Settlements Adds custom walls and floors with custom wallpapers and carpets. Robot Home Defence Talkie Toaster's mod, adds placeable robot defenders. Convenient Stores My mod, personal bias, adds cash register objects as shop alternatives.
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Unfortunately any of the mods that change the size of a settlements build area edit cells so we cant have bigger settlements bug free. which is a shame.
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Amstrad posted:Other Settlement mods to check out: Adds deleted walls/floors/ceilings to the wood structures, also organizes the walls so it's not one giant list (small, large, angled). It's nice because it has a compatibility patch with Homemaker (and maybe SSEx too, but I don't use it) that'll keep the Homemaker custom walls Settler Renaming This one's been suggested before but mainly it's just a convenience thing. Allows you to rename settlers to a series of preset names. I basically just use Standard and Companions in case I accidentally rename Dogmeat to Bartender or something. Spring Cleaning Use this one carefully! Has three different versions right now, it's similar to Scrap Scrap and other mods that let you scrap otherwise unscrappable junk. The INI version causes framerate drop due to disabling combined objects EVERYWHERE (I had a 10FPS drop in Goodneighbor and Diamond City), but doesn't reset anything. The cell version is your standard scrapper, meaning it'll randomize power armor and containers. The alpha version doesn't cause framerate drops like the INI and, more importantly, doesn't cause randomized armor/containers like the cell version; however, it does cause sprinting problems (fixable with an ini edit) and it's an alpha so it might break everything (and apparently the alpha 4 version is likely to when it releases).
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Amstrad posted:
Oh crap- tell me if this is any good. Also worked a bit more on my Drive-In razorgrain farm. Again, it looks like poo poo up close because all the razorgrain likes to sit about a foot above the dirt and I'm not so bored as to modpos ~60 pieces of wheat quite yet.. 
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A pic that crossed my facebook feed- hopefully someone with artistic talent mods this in to the game once the F4CK is available: Apparently a rendering of:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dymaxion_car
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Institute stuff really looks alright, especially compared to what we get vanilla. My old base, many levels, looks shoddy.  Not far from there, though.  I need to place all this a bit more naturally.  I'm quite serious about stealth housing.  Down the metal passageway, turn right, U turn left, whats this?  Whats the punishment for necrophilia in cyrodiil?  Bowler Hat Crew represent.  I still have to add a bunch of clutter inside and out.
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Slime Bro Helpdesk posted:Are you sleeping next to a casket? That's her husband
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Slime Bro Helpdesk posted:Are you sleeping next to a casket? lol of you don't use console commands to sleep next to your dead, frozen wife/husband.
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I think my favorite bit of art direction in this game is that, while the rest of the game riffs on 50s sci-fi for obvious reasons, the Institute very specifically riffs off of 70s sci-fi. The aesthetics, the architecture, all of it. It's a surprisingly effective way to bring home the fact that the Institute is much more technologically advanced than anything you see in the game up to that point. Even though most of what they're doing is imperceptible and takes place off screen, when you first relay in and take the elevator down... you just instantly understand that they're on a completely different level technologically. Then you find out they're all assholes and murder the poo poo out of the place. 
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Dec 20, 2015 07:51
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khy posted:Does Mod Organizer work with fallout 4 yet? Dunno, I always use nmm, looking forward to wrye though, a bashed patch will make things a lot more stable. Gonkish posted:I think my favorite bit of art direction in this game is that, while the rest of the game riffs on 50s sci-fi for obvious reasons, the Institute very specifically riffs off of 70s sci-fi. The aesthetics, the architecture, all of it. It's a surprisingly effective way to bring home the fact that the Institute is much more technologically advanced than anything you see in the game up to that point. Even though most of what they're doing is imperceptible and takes place off screen, when you first relay in and take the elevator down... you just instantly understand that they're on a completely different level technologically. This. Also, the game breaks itself, in my quest to find mah boi, I trundled along to find the railroad, got the info I needed & went to the institute, wandered about a bit there & left to mention to Preston Carthy that I had yet again thwarted a kidnapping, beaten up some greenmens & zombiemens. Deacon seemed interesting, so I accepted his invite to worm my way into the railroad, however, now all the low budget terminators were bff's with me, I just let Deac shoot them all while I waited for him to catch up with me. staberind fucked around with this message at 08:39 on Dec 20, 2015 |
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staberind posted:Dunno, I always use nmm, looking forward to wrye though, a bashed patch will make things a lot more stable. After being spoiled rotten by Mod Organizer for Skyrim I can't imagine modding without a perfectly clean mod folder and multiple profiles to switch instantly between...
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khy posted:Does Mod Organizer work with fallout 4 yet? https://github.com/TanninOne/modorganizer/releases
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khy posted:After being spoiled rotten by Mod Organizer for Skyrim I can't imagine modding without a perfectly clean mod folder and multiple profiles to switch instantly between... nmm has profiles now
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Azhais posted:nmm has profiles now That's definitely a step in the right direction! Does it keep all the mods in separate folders so that the data folder is always kept entirely clean?
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Gonkish posted:I think my favorite bit of art direction in this game is that, while the rest of the game riffs on 50s sci-fi for obvious reasons, the Institute very specifically riffs off of 70s sci-fi. The aesthetics, the architecture, all of it. It's a surprisingly effective way to bring home the fact that the Institute is much more technologically advanced than anything you see in the game up to that point. Even though most of what they're doing is imperceptible and takes place off screen, when you first relay in and take the elevator down... you just instantly understand that they're on a completely different level technologically. The frame rate dropping from 60 to 5 really emphasized the effect
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Gonkish posted:I think my favorite bit of art direction in this game is that, while the rest of the game riffs on 50s sci-fi for obvious reasons, the Institute very specifically riffs off of 70s sci-fi. The aesthetics, the architecture, all of it. It's a surprisingly effective way to bring home the fact that the Institute is much more technologically advanced than anything you see in the game up to that point. Even though most of what they're doing is imperceptible and takes place off screen, when you first relay in and take the elevator down... you just instantly understand that they're on a completely different level technologically. I love how there is no way to interact or connect with your son, maybe change his perspective on things a little, since that murdery part of the plan is pretty senseless anyway. At least the goobers at Big Mtn had the excuse of being brains in vats hopped up on concentrated mentats.
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khy posted:That's definitely a step in the right direction! Does it keep all the mods in separate folders so that the data folder is always kept entirely clean? Not that I know of, my data folder is full of esp's & folders from some mods that were installed wrongly, on the other hand, I'm always experimenting around with textures & meshes, so I usually end up with it being cluttered, however, as everything is packed into ba1 & ba2 archives, its relatively easy to flatten data folders and much quicker than redownloading from steam. Khanstant posted:I love how there is no way to interact or connect with your son, maybe change his perspective on things a little, since that murdery part of the plan is pretty senseless anyway. At least the goobers at Big Mtn had the excuse of being brains in vats hopped up on concentrated mentats. I have not done much at the Institute apart from fulfilling a promise to a green fellah, however, what I gathered while doing that was enough to convince me that they are led by autistic psychopaths. staberind fucked around with this message at 09:35 on Dec 20, 2015 |
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staberind posted:Not that I know of, my data folder is full of esp's & folders from some mods that were installed wrongly, on the other hand, I'm always experimenting around with textures & meshes, so I usually end up with it being cluttered, however, as everything is packed into ba1 & ba2 archives, its relatively easy to flatten data folders and much quicker than redownloading from steam. Nuts, that's pretty much the best feature of the program. Ah well, I'll just wait for MO to get an official release. Thanks though!
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Gestalt Intellect posted:The frame rate dropping from 60 to 5 really emphasized the effect lmao
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khy posted:Nuts, that's pretty much the best feature of the program. Ah well, I'll just wait for MO to get an official release. Thanks though! Mod organizer is doing it's virtual data folder properly. I waited till MO had a working build to try modding at all and my Data folder is fresh as a new install. Skimming through MO's development threads at STEP does make it sound like some technical features in how it handles data files and other things that I don't understand anyways aren't all there yet but with the pretty small amount of mods you could be running by this point anyways it doesn't seem to matter and seems to work just fine.
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I just updated Robot Home Defence to let you recruit the robots as followers. Er. It's sort of accidentally become RobCo Certified. I might end up making a bunch of robot upgrades and continue the transition. Also I made a mod that gives your companions infinite ammo with most weapons, Companion Infinite Ammo.
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I wish equipped items on companions wouldn't be taken when you choose to take all. Removing junk from their inventories one at a time otherwise is a pain in the rear end. Modifying menu interactions sounds like something that would need a geck though.
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When I equip a weapon while I'm already in 3rd person the weapon is always held up in full aiming stance. The PC never lowers the weapon. When I equip a weapon in 1st person then go to 3rd person the weapon is lowered. But once I aim with it the PC holds it in a full aiming stance from that point on. Is there a mod which does not alter 1st person whatsoever, but in 3rd person makes it so the weapon is ALWAYS lowered unless I'm firing or aiming?
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Hmmm, i want a modded cryolator that shoots either frozen husbands or shauns. or both, actually, both.
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Went to install that robot mod, and NMM gave me this: "The old fallout 4 ini edits are deprecated(the long string in the fallout4.ini caused long loading times) please remove the old edits. How do I fix this?
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HogX posted:Went to install that robot mod, and NMM gave me this: "The old fallout 4 ini edits are deprecated(the long string in the fallout4.ini caused long loading times) please remove the old edits. How do I fix this? Make sure there are no directories listed here: sResourceDataDirsFinal= And add this just below [Archive] instead: bInvalidateOlderFiles=1
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SplitSoul posted:Make sure there are no directories listed here: Do I do that in prefs? or a different ini?
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HogX posted:Do I do that in prefs? or a different ini? Fallout4.ini
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staberind posted:Hmmm, i want a modded cryolator that shoots either frozen husbands or shauns. or both, actually, both. Sounds more like a junk jet mod
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I can't wait for the GECK to come out and the ultra-nerds to completely overhaul all the stats and add the classic skills system again. The new perk system is kinda fun but from what I can tell there's no reason to ever roll anything but 6-2-4-6-6-2-2 (You're Special point into Perception) unless you want some very specialized builds.
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Adding the old skill numbers back would probably be really hard to do over the existing system. Almost everything about the perks would have to be changed. What bothers me more than the current system (which works fine gameplay-wise) is the fact that there are no checks for anything except charisma (with the one exception of the USS constitution I've found) but I don't know how you could really fix that problem with a mod. The skill checks were usually used to give you alternate ways to do quests, except there's almost always only one way to finish quests now, so even if you tried to manually put in a bunch of skill checks all over the game, there's not a lot of places you could use them. You could add new perks or rebalance them or whatever, but I don't see a way for mods to make your SPECIAL be a roleplaying decision like it used to be instead of just a gameplay decision. Who knows though, the lengths people have gone to mod this game without even having the GECK are already impressive.
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