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BrknSoul

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  1. U can set autosave time in a ini file :smile: Don't remember if is fallout4pref.ini or fallout4.ini

    That only works for autosaving when you open your Pipboy. I'm talking about basically something that auto-hits your Quicksave button every X seconds/minutes. (or uses the console save command).

  2. Could someone create an auto save mod a la Auto Incremental Save from New Vegas (http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/39217/?) ?

     

    Essentially, this mod had a configurable amount of autosave 'slots' that saved every X seconds/minutes (also configurable). Once it reached the max slots, it'd overwrite the first one again.

     

    Extremely handy for crashes and/or those who forget to save before picking a fight with Diamond City. ;-)

     

    AIS from New Vegas required NVSE, I don't know if a similar thing for Fallout 4 would be required.

  3. In case you're wonder, "NaN" means "Not a Number". It's usually shown when a numerical display recieves something other than a normal number. It seems one of your mods is setting your health to a non-numerical value, causing the inifinite health, since you can't subtract a number from a non-number. (ie: I can't go "apple minus 35").
  4. You could try the mod "Warzones - Civil Unrest". It's a little different than WiS, but it's in the same area.. attempting to make Skyrim more 'inhabited' by setting up various zones in which pitched battles are held. Combatants will change depending on who you side with. (ie: if you don't side with anyone, you might enter a zone where Stormcloaks are battling Bandits. Join the Imperials, the same zone might have 'Cloaks killing Imperials.)

    http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/downloads/file.php?id=9494

  5. I kinda understand your mis-guided views about steam, skse and script dragon, but what's the problem with NMM? You enter your Nexus username and password and tick Stay Logged In. If you don't have a username and password, simply sign up to any Nexus site (www.skyrimnexus.com for example).
  6. You could use

     

    player.removeallitems

     

    this will destroy everything (including quest items) in your inventory

     

    if you place a reference ID after the command, the command will transfer all items to the reference ID's storage (chest or npc, for example).

  7. But its the lack of hotkeys and continually having to go into the favorites menu just to do the little things

     

     

    1) Open up Magic or Inventory screen

    2) Set a favourite

    3) Close screen

    4) Open Favourties

    5) Scroll to an item

    6) Hit a number to set that item's hotkey

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