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I can't seem to find any tutorial or guide to make a custom race. Can anyone post one for me. Thanks

How might I use a body type (such as the Alice package) on just the player character? No other females or raiders. Is this possible?

Press the ~ key. It's next to the "1" key. Then you type player. additem If you want 2000 caps you type: (the 2000 on the end indicates how many) player. additem 000000f 2000 (all spaces included)

Good work Dark0ne!

I love faulty towers! I just forgot to mention it. My dad is 100% English so he is into that kind of comedy. "That was a nasty knock Mr. Faulty" "Oh? Would you like one?" Manuel: Ohh, he hit me on the head. Major Gowen: No! You hit him on the head. You naughty moose.

I am going to have a comedy movie party with some of my friends, but I don't know a lot of funny movies. What are some of your top picks? Some of my favorites are: Mr. Deeds Bruce Almighty Happy Gilmore Monty Python (holy grail) Rat Race Johny English Napoleon Dynamite What about you?

This probably seems like a weird request, but would it be possible for someone to port this mod to fallout 3 from oblivion? Source: http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=25922

Banning Ancient Aeon for advertising his topics over-frequently and then making excuses for advertising his topics after his punishment was already given. Banned!

I have stumbled upon a super addicting RPG game called "Ardentryst" that I am pretty sure no-one has heard of. Quote from author: "Ardentryst is an action/RPG sidescoller, focused not just on fighting, but on story, and character development. Strategy as well as reflexes will be needed to overcome the game. The game is set in another world. It is somewhat a cross between Donkey Kong Country, Mario, Castlevania and Kingdom Hearts. Ardentryst is focused on a fantasy world. The player is guided through a storyline which he or her must act in and play a major role in keeping peace and order in Ardentryst. It features two playable characters and a variety of weapons, items, armour, monsters, and beautiful level scenery and graphics." It is written purely in Python - plus it is open source and completely free! My character pwning: Check it out here: http://jordan.trudgett.com/ Tell me what you think! :wink:

Hey guys Whenever I place a mine, the placement animation is played twice - so I throw two mines with one click. After both mines are thrown my hand is left empty with my fingers curled as if I am still holding a mine. I checked out all of my mods that might be causing this in FO3Edit, but I couldn't find anything. Could there be a problem or conflict between these two mods? I installed this one first: http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=2867 I installed this one second, but I figured at the time that it would overwrite the other mod. http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=7670

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Whenever I place a mine, the placement animation is played twice - so I throw two mines with one click. After both mines are thrown my hand is left empty with my fingers curled as if I am still holding a mine. I checked out all of my mods that might be causing this in FO3Edit, but I couldn't find anything. Could there be a problem or conflict between these two mods? I installed this one first: http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=2867 I installed this one second, but I figured at the time that it would overwrite the other mod. http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=7670

Okay, I worded that wrong. The reason it seems misleading is that you give a maximum for the short description and you don't give a set limit for the long description. It is held loosely with a "as possible limit". I figured that there would be enough room for what I needed, but I was wrong. If I was told that there was a 64K limit, I may have rethought the extent of my idea. I understand that I am doing something unorthodox, and I shouldn't try to blame you guys for any oversight or problems I have or make. The idea that you might want to tell users about the 64K limit would probably only apply to me, and it seems weird changing something that will only confuse people.

Quote from LHammonds: Thanks for the suggestion. Id just like to point out a quote that was misleading to me on the site: This can be seen if you hover your mouse over the "!" next to the box to edit the long description. To me, it says I can write for as long as I want to describe my file and use as many words as possible. There is no mention or even thought of a limit. Could this be changed to be less misleading?

I think it's soo funny that people are having problems with Vista. I run Vista on my desktop, and I think it is the most stable OS I have ever used. I have had a few problems, but nothing I haven't been able to fix with a few searches in Google. Go ahead with the FO3 Vista install.

After my fair share of games on the PC and several game consoles, I have found a interesting phenomena. I don't know what to call it, but it is the feeling of emptiness and boredom from playing a sequel to a popular game. My examples are: Medal of honor Rising sun=Amazing game Medal of honor European assault=boring ATV offroad fury 2=One of the best modern racing games ATV offroad fury 3 and 4=Why even bother? Age of empires II= super addicting and fun Age of empires III=boring Early Soulcalibur series (even Soulcalibur 3)=fun Soulcalibur IV=boring Halo (original)=Super fun Halo 2 and 3=not that great Early need for speed games=Best racing games ever New need for speed games (underground, hot pursuit, carbon)=Not as fun James bond games(golden eye for Nintendo 64)=Best FPS ever made James bond games later=mediocre (Except for "agent under fire". That was pretty fun) Here is my theory: The original games were fun because the developers put all of their energy into them - whereas the sequels were made to make a quick buck off of the originals success. Another reason is that the successors seem to take the originals ideas and give them better graphics. This gives you an empty feeling because it's not the graphics in a game that send you back begging for more - it's the GAMEPLAY that addicts you. Here is agood example: Call of duty early seriess=HATED THEM Call of duty 4=loved it I don't have many good examples so it would be nice if someone could bring a few up! Here is my theory for the good sequels: A lot has to be done to make a good sequel. 1. You have to convince the people who liked the first one that there is a reason to buy the second one. This can mean earning the approval of a cult following that are hell bent on criticizing the sequel for anything that isn't as good as the original. 2. Come up with with new ideas. 3. Keep the old game feel while taking the series in a slightly different direction. On a separate note, I think we need to look at the wii's success. Why are so many people buying a wii? It has Crappy graphics, and a motion controller that you wouldn't dare use on an online game because of how un-accurate it is and and hard to use compared to a thumb stick. The answer is, PEOPLE DON'T CARE. I know a few Wii owners and when I ask them the question, "why didn't you buy a Xbox 360, PS3 or even a PS2?" There answer: 30% are overweight and use the wii as a way of losing weight (I don't think it's working). haha 40% are older people that think that the xbox360 and PS3 are "too complicated" with all the different variations and features. They just want a cheap way to have fun with a motion controller that seems high tech to them because they haven't played a real game in a decade or two. When I question them about the crappy graphics and terrible game-play their answer is, " they are better then I remember them being when I was a kid". The last 30% are the naive people who think that the wii is wayyy less expensive then the PS3 or xbox360.....Even after they buy the expensive balance board, Mario cart steering wheel, and additional controllers. Personally don't like wii's. I played on one at my friends house, and he had lots of games for it and all the addons. To best put it into words, it felt like I was playing games ported from addictinggames.com on a console. Now I am sure that many amature gamers are completely okay with this type of gaming, but this was too "immature and childish" for my tastes. Now I wanna know what you guys think. Have you ever had the bad sequel syndrome strike you right in the heart, or do you want to tell me a good experience of yours playing a innovative successor to a series?

No, I live in a small town. FOOK is a overhaul mod for fallout 3

haha.. This is so funny to me because I live out in the woods on a super fast dial-up connection maxing out at a download speed of 5.6kbs. Downloading fook only took a few days.

Thanks guys. I have settled on 64x64

Great idea! I would make it if I know how to mod....Sorry

I will send you a PM with further info.

What is the maximum resolution for avatars before it gets automatically re-sized? 32 by 32?

Is there a limit to how long the long descriptions in a mod can be? I am asking this because every time I try to add text to one that I am writing - it cuts it off when it gets longer then a certain amount of characters. This REALLY sucks for me. I am 3/4 of the way through it, but it won't let me save it past a certain point! If this is true, it seems to be limited to 62,892 characters. If I can't get an extension, I am going to have to delete my long description and upload it as a readme . I don't want to do that because I would lose all of the formatting and colors I used in BBcode. Any special people I should talk to that can make a exception for me? Maybe Dark0ne or Buddah?

It really makes me mad that the first three or four seconds that the overseer is talking to you at your birthday party he doesn't look at you! Can someone fix this please?

I found a cool website here: http://www.phpbb.com/community/faq.php?mode=bbcode Here is a excellent source for colors in BBcode: http://flatpress.110mb.com/index.php/2008/...id-color-names/ One more question! Why won't this work in my file discription? hello [ size=300 ] hello [ /size ] hello My mod discription just looks like this without the spaces when I complete my edit. The fourms work though.... [ size=200 ]New61[ /size ]