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This is not the way to ask for assistance. I suggest you read "How to ask for help" at the following link: https://wiki.nexusmods.com/index.php/How_to_ask_for_help

Since this is the Fallout: New Vegas forums, it is a given that you have Fallout: New Vegas and the DLCs installed, even though you failed to list them in the load order. However, there is no listing for any Fallout 3 files. These are needed for TTW to work. If you don't supply all the information, the members here can only make guesses about a solution to your problem.

Let's see, too many files installed, the game not patched to use 4GB or more of RAM, TTW installed, but no listing of FO3.

Did you make the changes to the Fallout3.ini, located in the My Documents folder, that would limit you CPU to using only two cores? bUseThreadedAI=1 iNumHWThreads=2

Not a problem, it's a feature. You need to look down the sights in order to aim properly. You can't do this in third person.

Game assets cannot be uploaded and shared. If you bought your game from Steam or GOG, just verify the game files.

Project is listed in the load order you posted. If it is not currently installed, you will need to post your new load order. When asking for help, it is extremely important that your current load order be posted. Otherwise you will get responses like the one from JimboUK. We can only go by the information you have provided before we can begin to offer a solution to your problem.

You have two .esp files mixed in with the .esm files. This should not be. It would lead me to believe that Project Nevada was not installed properly. After you install a mod, you do use File Explorer to check that the mod was installed correctly, don't you?

I looked at the .nif file that you have and none of the ShaderFlags are set properly. You have to set the flags on each individual body and armor parts listed in the .nif. While looking at the file, there was a point when I rotated the image, part of the right leg became transparent. However, I was not able to duplicate it. I have never had this happen to me. If the shader flags were not correct in a .nif that I had used in blender, the armor was completely invisible.

Open your model in NifSkope and check to make sure that the correct shaders are active. For anything other than skin, the shader type should be sader default. For skin, it should be shader skin. For each item, except for any caps or meat, shader flags that should be active are Specular, Skinned, Windows Environment Mapping, Remapple Textures, Shadow Map, ZBuffer Test. Along with FaceGen if it is any skin part. Also check to ensure that the path to the texture is correct.

Did you disable Archive Invalidation and then enable it after you activated our .esm? Archive Invalidation needs to be toggled, not left on, for changes to become active.

After you made the changes but before you started the game, did you toggle Archive Invalidation? If you are using VORTEX, the built-in Archive Invalidation does not always work. You might have to toggle it a few more times or use the stand alone version that is here on Nexus Mods.

That new load order is a complete mess and it is surprising the game will even start. So, at this point, you are ahead of the game. ALL .esm files must load before any .esp files, unless the .esp is flagged as an .esm and then they should load as the last .esm/first .esp. Also, what do you have installed that does not show on the load list? Things like NVSE, NVTF, 4GB enabler, texture mods, etc.?

With a mod list that large, you probably are exceeding your equipment's ability to run the game. You say you got an out of memory error. Is your game patched to make it use more than 2GB of RAM? What else do you have installed that does not show in the load list.

I have never had to sign-in so many times as I had to today. I had to sign-in here, when I went to the image comments page, when I went to the Premium Subscription page, when I went to the Feedback page and again when I returned here. I thought that there was only one sign-in needed to access the entire nexus. For the censorship part, it seems I ran afoul of the censors and had an image removed. The image actually showed less skin than images in swimsuits. Anyway, it was removed. For those fortunate members that saw, endorsed and commented on the image, a big thank you. Unfortunately, the comments were removed along with the image. Again, thank you.