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If I knew where you lived I would plan a robbery. But seriously, I recommend Vividian ENB alongside Enhanced Lighting and FX for some really nice colors. As for texture pack I can't recall the name to the more recent one but I go with the hallmark Skyrim HD 2k (Has a 4k variation I believe), and don't forget the Project Parallax to really give it some juice. I would go with Pure Weathers for compatibility. Don't forget to tweak your enb for everything to really come together. This set up gives you, in my opinion, the best Fantasy/Cinematic effect. Cinematic Fire Effects 2 HD tagged alongside Immersive Spells will get your particle FX looking real good. If you REALLY want to take your time and get Skyrim looking pretty you can try DynDoLOD, it's a really really big LOD overhaul that crippled my GTX 970 alongside Open Cities Skyrim, which makes the long installation process longer. As for water I'm favoring Realistic Water Two and don't forget the ENB watercolor add on! Can't forget about Skyrim Flora Overhaul and I heard of something called Grass on Steroids although that may not be the actual name. Google is your friend. I've already mentioned it but Open Cities Skyrim with Jk's City Edits, I think it's merged into a patch now. Finally. Skyrim De-LARPification will give your weapons that pointy feeling, realistic man, it goes well with everything. I use all of these with no issue although I scale back the options cause I run 250 mods. Happy modding!

The issue has been since resolved. NVIDIA Graphics Cards users should keep an eye on their memory usage and card temps. Once you reach 600mb available video memory left the game will become much more likely to crash. Also, when most GTX 670+ (770,970) cards reach 60 degrees celsius, the card will begin to throttle. I recommend setting up a fan profile to keep it below 60.

Sorry I thought the code tag would function as spoiler since I didn't see it.

Boy I've done everything before coming here. I'm at a loss! So far I have tried SKSE plug-ins, disabling them, uninstalling mods, re-running PaMa, re-bash patching everything, disabled a few suspicious mods but, reset my ini files, but NOTHING stops this game from crashing, more specifically, infinite load screen, on the Exterior Cells. Running Unreal ENB alongside RCRN injector Skyrim.ini : SkyrimPrefs.ini : enblocal.ini : enbseries.ini : System Specs: Full: TL;TR: CPU: I5-2500k GPU: NVIDIA GTX 970 (4gb ddr5 memory) RAM: Corsair 2x4gb (8gb total) RIPJAWS, 1600mhz Motherboard: Asus Intel Chipset Load order (247 mods unfortunately): LOOT Report: Summary: If you read through my info then you know my PC front and back and we now share a special bond. But seriously, I believe this to be an issue with one of these mods but I have Perkus Maximus, so everytime I disable something I gotta re-run that infernal patcher from hell. If you spent the time reading, thank you very much. Any input what so ever is appreciated I'm out of ideas.

List your computer specs, at a first look, I'm going to tell you it's a memory issue. But I don't know how much memory your working with..

I was thinking of a kind of Wasteland Guitar Hero thing. I found that what I want to achieve is indeed buried deep in the engine. Well that brings up another problem. How do I make custom animations. More research for me to do.

How do I make a custom interactive menu like the one on the SPECIAL menu or the Casino mini-games? My goal is to create a mini game here.

Well theres some nodes i need to affix for correct animation, I know that much. But I cannot seam to get the nif file to be just like all the other nif files. Than again you could be right. I'm going to check up on this after I finish sculpting.

I like to model things and I thought I would add a model into my game. I got into nifskope and I imported my obj but I don't know how to make it functional for fallout 3. I viewed other tutorials but most of them involve copy and pasting the already existent NIF files. Any ideas? Oh and Hi guys! (Couldn't find a place to say it.) http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad102/evenanne/fa_3000.png