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Hu? now that is odd, as the type 3 body replacer is for the females not males, I to am working on installing that mod as well as breeze's, sorry I was away a bit working on my Re-Re-Install of FO3 & the mods that I'm looking to use. As I was reading through the thread again here, something came to mind, I don't remember who it was that told me this, but when installing Breeze's male replacers mod, a window pops up that gives you some options to choose from & then it asks if you want to install the armor, I was told not to do so. I was never told why not to, but the only thing I can think of is that if your installing FWE or Fook2 or any other mod that also changes the armor & or male replacers, that can also cause Fubard effects. I just found this, Breeze's male Body Patch for Project beauty that is if your installing project beauty, either way not sure how much it would help. I also found this, hope that it helps.

Thank you for your reply and for the insight & clarification, I did not intend to send the wrong message, nor imply that of minors seeing these type of images. I just took it for granted that these were Adult type images and posted my message with the thought of, when I was looking for mods on the nexus mods pages. There are some mods & or content that is labeled with an Adult content message. And that is what prompted my posted message and If I sent or seemed like I conveyed the incorrect message, for that I apologize. None of these are ideal. We've removed pictures if there's just a thin pixel line blocking anything from view. Give her a proper bikini instead of a thong bikini and you should be fine.

Basically it is because the Butt is completely exposed with no clothing, as it is an image share page that minors can access is the reason.

thanks much for the info and assistance, It's much appreciated.

Thanks much for the info, I thought that by doing the few extra tweaks in the ini & prefs files would give that little extra assist with the game, and I did watch those videos twice mind you :) and he does a pretty good job explaining things. I have been installing mods with Fomm as he explains in the video, well now that I have most recent version of Fomm, it's much easier. But now the question is, the tweaks that I did to the ini & prefs files will that hurt or make no difference? or should I just revert them back to the way they were, I have back ups of them before the edit's. And by just using the the option through Fomm, does it make any difference that I have ArchiveInvalidation Invalidated! is installed in to the data folder of FO3 ( i did the Manuel install of it)

I have not tried to load up the game as I'm still installing the mods I want to use, I figured that I get all the simple things out of the way and just work on the mods and reading the install readme's of all the mods. And I have yet to try and start up the game as some of the mods I have have been updated, basically I'm trying to make sure that I have everything as up to date as I can. this new Rig that I just built and FO3 was never installed on it. But what I seem to be getting from your questions is that the tweak is not needed at all and I really did not have to install ArchiveInvalidation Invalidated! to my data folder?

Okay silly me installing mods and double checking everything as I RE-Install FO3, I completely for got to install ArchiveInvalidation Invalidated! until I started installing a megaton retex. So I looking for a more resent version because the mod author linked to the tesnexus Obilivian page and that AII was not for FO3 any how I downloaded and installed it and opened up the read me you see below and added these tweaks to my ini & prefs files except for the higlighted section, as I'm unsure where in the General section to add that one tweak. I would greatly appreciate it if someone could tell me where to insert that one tweak please. Fallout 3: ArchiveInvalidation Invalidated! 24.12.2008 By Quarn 1.) First open your FALLOUT3.INI which is located in My Documents\My Games\Fallout3 and search for SArchiveList, once found add "ArchiveInvalidationInvalidated!.bsa" to the list before "Fallout - Textures.bsa". What it looks like before adding the new BSA to the list: SArchiveList=Fallout - Textures.bsa, Fallout - Meshes.bsa, Fallout - Voices.bsa, Fallout - Sound.bsa, Fallout - MenuVoices.bsa, Fallout - Misc.bsa What it looks like after adding the new BSA to the list: SArchiveList=ArchiveInvalidationInvalidated!.bsa, Fallout - Textures.bsa, Fallout - Meshes.bsa, Fallout - Voices.bsa, Fallout - Sound.bsa, Fallout - MenuVoices.bsa, Fallout - Misc.bsa 2.) Search for bInvalidateOlderFiles and change it from 0 to 1. 3.) (optional) Find SInvalidationFile and change it from ArchiveInvalidation.txt to nothing, this will stop Fallout 3 from loading the ArchiveInvalidation.txt which you don't need anymore. 4.) (optional) Find the [General] section of the Fallout3.ini and add this new line in: bLoadFaceGenHeadEGTFiles=1 This will allow skin/face colors to work properly. 5.) Save Fallout3.ini. 6.) Place ArchiveInvalidationInvalidated!.bsa into your \Fallout 3\Data\ folder. 7.) All done!

Also I should add that you need to get your load order back to the way it was before you started moving things around before making the merged patch. Once you are sure the load order is as best it can be, Alt Click in the FOMM Window where the list of mods are and select Export load order and save it as a txt file. this way you have a back of your load order that you can import. If & when need be. PS: you can name your merged patch anything you wish it to as long as you what it is & for. eg: elderscrolls-Patch, or you can use a date format, it's up to you. Also you can check this Thread out on another sight that explains how you can use FO3 Edit to do a masterUpdate & or masterRestore BUT you much check your mods readme files first, as I already found one mod that I plan on installing and the Author stated that making a masterUpdate will break the mod. So make sure you check your mods 1'st before doing a masterUpdate. But as long as you can then a masterUpdate will also help with reducing gaming crashing.

download FO3 Edit, it's a very simple install really, there are instructions, fallow then for the install, better yet watch the 4 videos this guy made it will explain things better than i can here with out writing a book. And they are short and to the point, and yes he does explain how to use FO3 edit to make a merged patch.