blackrat99

Do you mean Games For Windows Live? If you have the original boxed game then you can get a fix for it. if you have the GOG version it's already fixed. Don't know about Steam.

You know with the list of stats the game keeps a record of: e.g. creatures or humans killed, times addicted etc. I'd like to add a couple of new ones for a mod I'm working on, if at all possible. I can't find anything in the GECK.

Thanks. I've got the demo version now and will have a play. The facegen race mod is supposed to help by setting a kind of neutral baseline so that imports from Facegen modeller are more accurate, if I've understood that correctly. I'll try that anyway.

Thanks for the info on the hair_hl file. I actually have that guide and am able to create a custom race. My difficulty is understanding the process of creating a face texture from a photo/picture of someone's face, so I can get the complexion and have it match up (position-wise) to the regular texture map of headhuman. A photo can't just be superimposed in an image editor. Or can it? Maybe Photoshop (which I don't have) can do it. Facegen Modeller? Though I don't have that either lol.

Hi, does anyone have any tips on creating a new face texture for an NPC? I want to make one from a picture and be able to add it in the GECK. Are there any tutorials? On another note, can someone tell me what a hair_hl.dds file is, is it needed and if so how do I make one? Thanks.

I've found something now in Kurp's Meshbank resource.

I only released a couple of Fallout mods. Mostly I just made them for myself. I found it hard to get into Fallout 3 myself after Morrowind. I picked it up and put it down a couple of times before I really started to enjoy it.

That's the danger. I've started back working on an old Morrowind mod which I abandoned years ago. I know I'll never finish it, but it doesn't matter.

I don't know if you are using OpenMW, but with the latest release (0.48) adding mods is much easier. what I did coming back to he game after a long time was watch some youtube videos to see how the graphics have improved in particular, then installed some mods from one of the modlists on modding-openMW.com. It is beautiful now.

Does anyone know of a nice visual effect that I can add to a container to indicate there is a magic item inside (VFX, animated static etc.)? Either from the game files or a mod. I couldn't find anything myself but could easily have missed it. Thanks.

The big question is what will the CK allow. Modders should be able to add companions and quests and probably make new POIs on planets. Even re-write the main and faction quests. They probably won't be able to address what I consider the biggest problem in the game, which is the on-the-fly procedural generation of terrain, structures and NPCs - the things that make exploration meaningless for me. Or the loading screens which annoy so many people. It's just a guess though. We won't know for sure until the modding tools come out.

I would definitely like a female android-type companion - or just npcs - of some kind.

I'm new to Fallout 4 and have just started playing with bodyslide. It's a great tool for playing with meshes. I was just wondering if there was a similar tool for changing textures, or whether we still have to do it by hand in an image editor or 3d program? Being able to change a texture as it appears on the mesh in a simple utility would be fantastic for people who struggle with texturing and UV mapping.

MEAgreed, :smile:, it also worked better than usual beforehand its called patience lad. Don't be a prat. Don't troll. You clearly don't understand what the term means. It's an insulting remark easy to find using google search, I keep things nice. I wish it to stay that way. Please no insults to any one, I do not tolerate it. Thanks. It was his crass remark that started it. And no, that's not what trolling means. But I have no wish to converse with you further.

MEAgreed, :smile:, it also worked better than usual beforehand its called patience lad. Don't be a prat. Don't troll. You clearly don't understand what the term means.