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Trying to make an evil clone army mod and want them to look like the villains from those old spy movies, something like this. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-xjwyhenobv8/UCba8nHuNGI/AAAAAAAAWRM/tsGkUox8zvo/s1600/sumuru03.jpg Any mods that do the two piece thing or the dress?

Are there any other good tutorial sources besides this one?

I'm having a bit of trouble searching for armor across various games based upon body type. I am not sure what a solution might be, in terms of tags, categories, or requiring that the body type be somewhere in the title. It is quite frustrating to have all these ideas for projects and spend a great deal of modding time trying to figure out what search query one should use to locate armor assets.

http://www.hydraminiatures.com/images/Valkeeri%20Leader%20A.jpg DOes anyone know of a mod that would have clothing along this type of raygun gothic aesthetic? I specifically want the jumpsuit, Buck Rogers, flash gordon aesthetic while avoiding the thong and SNU SNU aesthetic........although that might be useful for future needs.

I've yet to crack the game open with the construction kit but is it at all possible to use the space sphere's crashing effect on another type of creature? Say a sentient suit of dwermer armor that uses shouts to summon sphere centurion cannonballs?

I've yet to hit the ground with the construction kit as my internet is wonky, but I was curious if you could take the impact effect of the space sphere and use it with another types of enemies. Like a sentient set of Dwermer armor that uses a shout to summon sphere centurion cannonballs.

So I've finally taken the long term plunge into Skyrim. I've rolled a Khajiit and was looking at mods that just kept it a little better looking at medium settings. I've downloaded Better Beast Races, Covered Khajiit Male and Female, and better males, and all are trying to overwrite similar files. What is a good load order for these mods, or at least, which one was the best one and should be loaded last?

Sounds like a good start, but I'd really like them to function as commanders and recruit/hire a squad under them.

So I'm going to play Skyrim, and I'm going to find a lot of stuff. Rather than sell it all, I would like a small military unit I could outfit with it. Especially once I start getting a steady stream of gold in the late game, I would enjoy having a method of putting powerful weapons, artifacts, and a great deal of magic in the hands of people capable of protecting me and my forces. Escort missions shouldn't be a problem if I have 5 dudes in daedric armor.

Does anyone have advice for setting up geck to use on a virtual installation of windows 7?

I remember using a mod like this in morrowind and I'm so happy you are making it here. Thank you.

So, I lack the ability to record good sound and have no intention of buying a studio. The next best thing is to use a speech synthesizer to voice some companions and characters. Does anyone know of a free or cheap program that would allow me to type text and have the program voice it, and then allow me to save and convert it for Fallout:NV?

Okay, so I thought about what I enjoy about brothel and slave maker games and tried to crystallize that without the sex and nudity. What I realized is that with the business sims, i really enjoyed knuckling down and setting up shop and managing the skills of my characters to the point where I was unstoppable machine of commerce. This was similar to what I enjoyed about slave maker, developing my talents alongside my pupil's and both of us becoming stronger. So, stripping the sex out of a brothel game, what was I left with? A MEDICAL CLINC! Search the Mojave wasteland for men and women of medical renown and passion, who look to use their talents to help mankind rebuild. Survive. Prosper. Start out with a simple field hospital and a guy or gal to dress wounds. Play the game and get a few more, some more cots, a fridge, a washing apparatus to sterilize bandages. Eventually you or another doctor :dry: take it upon yourselves to use your medical skills to start a quest chain to upgrade the clinic further. After you've set up a system to diagnose, treat, and manage long term care, you have a group of nurses, doctors, a secretary, and security. Once you've gone big enough, you can start teaching people and spread your healing gospel to the wasteland. I also figure that you could expand this to include other medical professions necessary to the survival of humanity such as agriculture childbirth, necromancy.

Would I be correct in assuming that sounds and audio fall under the porting rule?

Specifically, I want the NPC to know this number and give responses according to this number. Player: Is your number a prime number? NPC: No, I can divide it by several numbers. After that, I want to have dialog choices that are reliant upon that same number I learned.