Rorahusky

Is there a way to reduce the brightness of the backlighting for both the Digiframes and the billboards in New Atlantis so they aren't completely bloomed out during the night when using modded billboard signs?

Hey, I am wondering if there is a means to tell Starfield to use an entirely new texture for an object without altering the original? I am trying to edit the Digiframes, but the issue I am having is that some of the Digiframe pictures overlap with some of the Outpost craftable pictures, and any alterations I make to make a pixture look good on one of them makes it look ugly on the others. For example, the Desktop Digiframes stretch the images they project to fit the wide screen, while Personal Digiframes crop the top and bottom of the picture, and they both are backlit, so that if I tone down the exposure so they don't appear washed out, this in turn makes the pictures craftable at the Outpost too dark to see clearly. I am hoping to find a way to make it so that the Desktop Digiframes use one set of pictures, the Personal Digiframes use a second set, and the Outpost pictures use a third, so I can edit each set to account for the differences.

I am having issues trying to download a specific mod from the Nexus site, specifically the Sim Settlements - Industrial Revolution mod for Fallout 4 (https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/25213/). I go to the download tab on the page and click on the button to download via my Mod Manager, but no download starts, neither does it start when I click the manual Download button. I have had no issues with downloading any other mods, either before or since, but this one specific mod page will not start a download.

Now that Crimes Against Nature has proven that it's possible to create custom player races in Fallout 4, I was hoping to see other races being ported over or made for FO4, such as the Cerinian Fox/Krystal Race from Skyrim and FO:NV, the Katia Managan race from Skyrim, or Renamon. Sadly, i have exactly zero modding and modelling skill myself, so all i can do is offer suggestions and hope that someone who knows what they are doing picks one of them up.