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LumberingTroll posted:Except you are totally wrong. A bug dealing with switching weapons would have almost nothing to do with putting things in ram over whats in vram, it is very clear you have almost no clue what you are talking about, and I haven't back pedaled at all, I stand by why at I have said. This is also a pointless derail that you seem to want to continue, so good luck with that. also the derail wouldn't have kept going if you weren't actively provoking people, but here we are! it's not like people have dumped the ram or anything and found that's what the problem was... if you use putin fan #1's tool to increase the framebuffer size (which you can't do in the ini settings) the problem largely goes away by virtue of it not being culled so there's that. it seems to store things improperly if you use the number keys and the engine brainfarts if you use them. Anime Schoolgirl fucked around with this message at 10:01 on Jan 21, 2016 |
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I am a Mod. Here to request that you stop taking potshots at each other over this weapon bug and talk about mods. Not mods like me. Mods like the mods you get for fallout4 please.
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Cirosan posted:Getting some reports of the latest Beta patch breaking Full Dialogue Interface and causing "Lookup Failed" errors for text, but I've been unable to replicate the issue myself after opting into the Beta and installing FDI again. Any of you guys experiencing problems with FDI and the latest Beta patch?
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I want to come in and bring ya'll good news, but there is just so much dreck in homemaker. Making it modular is just not happening for a while, I was trying to take out all the meaningless stuff, cars and stuff, and have modules like vault, institute, bos, gardening, stores. I think I am just processing stuff wrong.
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staberind posted:I want to come in and bring ya'll good news, but there is just so much dreck in homemaker. Making it modular is just not happening for a while, a lot of things are going to be opaque until the Fallout 4 Creation Kit comes out, don't sweat it until then
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So, I've been toying with the idea of replacing the hacking mini-game through a mod. It's such a chore to find all the dud removals on every new attempt, and then applying logic to find the correct word through a primitive hot-and-cold. I'd rather have it hang-man style, or even a mini-sudoku. The thing is... could this be possible to do via a mod? If so, how would you guys recommend I start? Any decent tutorials on modding? Also, any ideas for hacking mini-games? Maybe it could be a random mini-game each time you try to hack a terminal.
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Is there a way with Nexus Mod Manager to download updates to mods automatically? Or, at least, to automatically enable the new and disable the old? I could just be missing something glaringly obvious....
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Paranoid Peanut posted:
How about replacing it with a random Robco Fun game? (or is that what you meant?)
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gasman posted:How about replacing it with a random Robco Fun game? How would that be an improvement?
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cheezit posted:Is there a way with Nexus Mod Manager to download updates to mods automatically? Or, at least, to automatically enable the new and disable the old? I could just be missing something glaringly obvious.... No, and it is a horrendous idea. It will tell you when a mod is out of date, but auto updating would almost assuredly destroy your save, especially as we're still pre-construction kit.
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Magmarashi posted:How would that be an improvement? It would be a new and exciting chore. 
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Coughing Hobo posted:No, and it is a horrendous idea. It will tell you when a mod is out of date, but auto updating would almost assuredly destroy your save, especially as we're still pre-construction kit. Really? Hmm. I'm still trying to learn the mod game a bit, but I haven't run into any issues with manual updates. Would that just be in the case of specific mods, or is it kind of just how it is until the kit is released?
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Paranoid Peanut posted:So, I've been toying with the idea of replacing the hacking mini-game through a mod. It's such a chore to find all the dud removals on every new attempt, and then applying logic to find the correct word through a primitive hot-and-cold. I'd rather have it hang-man style, or even a mini-sudoku. The thing is... could this be possible to do via a mod? If so, how would you guys recommend I start? Any decent tutorials on modding? Pretty sure there was no mod for any Bethesda game that could meaningfully change the minigames, other than completely bypassing them. What I'm curious about is how the new Pipboy works, since you can apparently use terminal things on the pipboy as well, not to mention the video games. I wonder how editable that part will be. Bholder fucked around with this message at 23:35 on Jan 21, 2016 |
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cheezit posted:Really? Hmm. I'm still trying to learn the mod game a bit, but I haven't run into any issues with manual updates. Would that just be in the case of specific mods, or is it kind of just how it is until the kit is released? Its sort of unwise, considering some mods rely on certain things in other mods & sometimes need to be installed in a certain order. its a lot better do do somethings manually, plus, the servers would go flump if a bunch of larger mods all updated at once.
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staberind posted:Its sort of unwise, considering some mods rely on certain things in other mods & sometimes need to be installed in a certain order. its a lot better do do somethings manually, plus, the servers would go flump if a bunch of larger mods all updated at once. That's a good point. FO4 seems more stable with load order than NV or FO3, tend to forget about it now...
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Got a surprise for you fine folks! As of a few minutes ago, I've released a mod that adds Traits and New Perks into Fallout 4! The old classics from previous Fallout titles return (Gifted, Good Natured, Fast Metabolism, etc.) along with a whole host of original creations. Original in that they may or may not have appeared in my CCO mod for New Vegas, that is. Shamelessly copying from the readme: Because the standard perk menu (the Vault Boy chart) precludes adding new perks/traits directly, these new perks and traits are obtained by constructing a special item at a Chemistry Station (under the Utility section), then using it on your character to add the perk. Also included are items that remove all perks and remove all traits, so if you want to re-spec your character build or want to uninstall the mod, it's only a few clicks away. If there's interest, I can do a brief write-up describing how to add Perks (and by extension Traits) into the game using FO4Edit. Be warned that it involves a great deal of mind-numbing tedium, as there are many hoops to jump through given the lack of direct support for new Perks. Anyways, hope you guys get some enjoyment out of it. The reintroduction of Traits in particular should do a great deal to help differentiate character builds.
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http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/8680/ Someone finally fixed the holes in The Castle.
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Cirosan posted:Got a surprise for you fine folks! As of a few minutes ago, I've released a mod that adds Traits and New Perks into Fallout 4! The old classics from previous Fallout titles return (Gifted, Good Natured, Fast Metabolism, etc.) along with a whole host of original creations. Original in that they may or may not have appeared in my CCO mod for New Vegas, that is. You're a good man/ma'am Cirosan. I definitely was wondering what form the inevitable perk addition mods would take, since the vanilla perks have so much art attached to them and such a bespoke menu to pick them from. Glad you found a way to do your thing pre-GECK.
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When the GECK is out, most likely someone will make a perk menu mod designed to be extensible with other mods that add perks, so it will accommodate more than the standard 10 perks per SPECIAL stat and possibly other features like a perk requiring more than one SPECIAL to get. If nothing else, it could be done by dropping the fancy interface and just throwing the perks in a big list like previous games. For right now it's great to see that new perks are already possible. I might try that trait for more agility but weaker limbs. Incidentally I find this comment funny quote:This is pretty cool. If you don't mind suggestions, how about making traits that very drastically alter things? Something like making headshots do 50% more damage, but if you hit any other part of the body the damage is only a quarter of what it should be? Just as an example, I don't know how good that specifically is. It'd be cool to have traits that give us different playstyles to experiment with
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Arcsquad12 posted:http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/8680/
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Arcsquad12 posted:http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/8680/ This mod works well, but if you use it make sure to remove your own fill in walls entirely, in one big piece. I had one block hidden inside rubble that I could not see which caused this wall fix not to snap in. Did not fix it, until I gave up on the mod, and tried to fill in again, and realized something was still inside the wall. Also, for some reason his update file with the ini change did not work at all, as in the fix walls were not in the menu. The old method with the 3 files you apply worked better for me(install main file then flat floor fix, open game and place walls, then install last fix which removes the walls from menu, but keeps them installed) Also DDProductions is some kind of mad scientist with all these mods. I've improved my settlement looks so much just from his columns and supports.
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WAY TO GO WAMPA!! posted:I don't know why everyone freaks out about those things, you can easily fill those holes with the wood-stilt platform floors and raider fences and it looks a billion times cooler. 
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Finally, the first must have mod since the full dialogue one: http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/8814/
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gasman posted:Finally, the first must have mod since the full dialogue one: Somebody better chipmunk his voice to match.
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Cirosan posted:Got a surprise for you fine folks! As of a few minutes ago, I've released a mod that adds Traits and New Perks into Fallout 4! The old classics from previous Fallout titles return (Gifted, Good Natured, Fast Metabolism, etc.) along with a whole host of original creations. Original in that they may or may not have appeared in my CCO mod for New Vegas, that is. If you don't add Wild Wasteland once the GECK comes out I will be very sad. That was one of my favorite parts of NV.
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Cirosan posted:Got a surprise for you fine folks! As of a few minutes ago, I've released a mod that adds Traits and New Perks into Fallout 4! Rad, I'll try it out. I really hate that dumb poster, and all the more since it makes it harder to add perks through conventional means. e: Any chance for Logan's Loophole? I always ran with that one in NV because I like the feeling of having a "complete" character at some point instead of endlessly accruing skills and levels, and because getting addicted is inconvenient. ----- I uploaded my third mod today, it adds six newsboy hats in leather and plaid variations and six new (dog-compatible) bandana masks. http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/8836/   
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Just found this mod, seems like a good option for energy weapon sounds since towbie's sound mod is currently just some conventional guns (although the sound effects are incredibly good and I want that mod to eventually expand to every weapon). http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/4306/
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Cirosan posted:Got a surprise for you fine folks! As of a few minutes ago, I've released a mod that adds Traits and New Perks into Fallout 4! The old classics from previous Fallout titles return (Gifted, Good Natured, Fast Metabolism, etc.) along with a whole host of original creations. Original in that they may or may not have appeared in my CCO mod for New Vegas, that is. I'd be interested in the write up, but I have the attention span of a gnat flying towards a candle. Downloaded and will endorse asap.
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I'm having problems with armorsmith extended not actually letting me use pieces of armor with outfits that normally don't work with armor. I think part of the problem is related to the invisible armor mod, but it's weird and incredibly inconsistent. Sometimes equipping pieces of armor will force my clothes off but then if I put them back on the armor will stick. Other times they really are completely exclusive. Sometimes making a piece invisible makes it compatible with clothes, other times nothing happens. Sometimes putting the "hidden" mod on a piece of armor doesn't actually make it invisible. I have no idea what's wrong, and when I updated invisible armor to the latest version, the game crashes if I open an armor workbench with a piece of armor that was previously invisible in my inventory. Anyone know if the problem is armorsmith or invisible armor, and if it's the latter, if this mod works any better? e: Turns out "better item sorting" of all the things makes armorsmith break so you can't consistently use armor pieces on outfits. Switched to valdacil's item sorting and that fixed it. I guess this is the kind of thing that happens with too much feature creep Owl Inspector fucked around with this message at 05:46 on Jan 23, 2016 |
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Lots of responses, so I'll just address individual points in one big ol' post.Digirat posted:Incidentally I find this comment funny Grizzwold posted:If you don't add Wild Wasteland once the GECK comes out I will be very sad. That was one of my favorite parts of NV. Saint Sputnik posted:Any chance for Logan's Loophole? I always ran with that one in NV because I like the feeling of having a "complete" character at some point instead of endlessly accruing skills and levels, and because getting addicted is inconvenient. In the meantime, thanks for the kind words from everyone else. There's been a certain demand for more low-impact Traits that don't change the game too drastically, so I'll see what I can do about that. Things like Good Natured and Small Frame seem to fill that niche until then, though.
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Cirosan posted:That Trait in its original NV incarnation? Probably not, because it's easy to totally replicate the benefits of Logan's Loophole with vanilla perks by level 22 (rank 2 of Chemist at level 17 and rank 2 of Chem Resistant at level 22; total immunity to addiction and twice the duration for chems). As a concept, though, I do like the idea of a Trait that adds a level cap in exchange for some grand ability. Need to think more on what could be worth the trade-off, though. Skilled from OWB is the one I like to pair with Loophole, but I see you already have something similar. As far as perks from past games not included in FO4, it doesn't look like anyone's bothered to make a list. Between the level up perks, magazines and bobbles -- and I really like the addition of new incremental perks through collectibles rather than them just giving you a small stat increase, and I hope to see a lot more included in mods -- a lot of old stuff is probably included or approximated.
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Do the "stabilized" armor effects not work? I'm trying to adjust the way guns wobble and the gun mods and the actual perk added in the console mod_armor_StabilizedPerk don't seem to do anything.
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gasman posted:Finally, the first must have mod since the full dialogue one: Gotta combine this with the Buzz Lightyear power armor mod.
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I tried using the favorites menu to switch weapons instead of the number keys, and it made no difference in whether it took half a second to switch or 20. It will probably take a mod to fix that, if it's even possible without a patch.
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hobbesmaster posted:Do the "stabilized" armor effects not work? I'm trying to adjust the way guns wobble and the gun mods and the actual perk added in the console mod_armor_StabilizedPerk don't seem to do anything.
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Babe Magnet posted:Same, I wish there was a decal system or something so it would be possible to make structures that were both solid and not newly minted. I don't like either of the extremes we seem to be stuck with. I thought he had something in the write up about making some grimier post war walls. If not I'm sure it would probably come up as an optional file.
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