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I can't give advice specifically for New Vegas(Skyrim modder here), but as far as modding in general, you'll want to start with a mod manager, Nexus Mod manager is my recommendation. I'd highly suggest looking into unofficial patches, which of course fix TONS of bugs, I believe New Vegas has one. Also some tips, I'd suggest using programs such as Wrye Bash, and LOOT to keep your game as stable as possible, you'll want to look videos up of them to learn how to use them, I'd suggest looking to Gopher for videos on modding, he has quite a bit of videos on these. And welcome to modding! :D

Your pretty good at VA, I've not played FO4 so I actually thought that was vanilla XD and I'm in the middle of a couple projects that could possibly use a VA if you are interested, though atm they're not at the point where lines could be implemented, One(current one I'm working on) is getting there but still needs a bit more writing and quest/dungeon building and the other one is still very much a concept, though there are already some VAs in the small team

So a simple script to play a harm hands animation when you activate a small stove Scriptname YR_ReddsSmallStoveScript extends ObjectReference {Play stove animation} Idle property WarmHands autoActor property Player auto Event OnActivate(ObjectReference akActionRef)Game.ForceThirdPerson()Player.PlayIdle(WarmHands)EndEvent the animation works but I can't get the player to exit the animation, other than just jumping, is there anyway to make the idle either stop playing after a few seconds or make it stop if the player moves?

Only problem I see is a lack of descriptions on hotfile files, other than that I think I like the new design, will try to use it and make sure to report any bugs I come across. Again, this looks nice! I like the focus on the files more, and the use of space is much better than the old site. [EDIT] Okay not even a minute in and I have a suggestion XD to be able to organize your favorited games, atm it seems each slot is randomly put in a spot.

(This is assuming you mean the playable armour and not the kind that are on draugr) Nightasy has a whole playlist of his tutorials for making armour in Skyrim, if you think making armour for Skyrim is a bit above your modding skills then this will help you understand a bit of mesh work. Once you follow it and want to do your idea, you could cut what you want from each armour and then follow the steps he does to rig that armour. For example you could take the top of the executioners armour and delete it leaving the bottom half and the opposite with the draugr, cut and delete the bottom half of it and place them together so they fit. then rig the armour just as he does in his video. If you're new to mesh stuff then this is pretty vague, there's more to do then just that but hopefully it helps in some way. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL38C28CE97107F8F3

A couple mods that many people have are SkyUI, Immersive armours and immersive weapons and the unofficial patches, those normally everyone has, especially SkyUI and the Patches. Also Inigo and interesting npcs are good if you want the game to feel a bit fresh and new. Also welcome to modding o/

I'm not sure if this illegal or not but I do have to say if you're learning game dev it'd be smart to learn it yourself anyway

Same as he said, fairly easy to install the steam version, search for SKSE, install, and boom, it literally takes 5 seconds

What about a mod that adds distance fog which basically is a thick layer of fog right around the distance where npc's and objects pop in to cover it up. Than people with weaker PC's that are forced to make their view distance really short can make their view distance shorter but still have their game IMMERSIVE AF(yes thats an Mxr joke). Than npc's dont just pop in right in front of you but instead walk through heavy fog. Not sure if there are any mods like this, I looked it up and all i found were fog improvements but nothing like this.

In response to post #40156030. I hope it doesnt work in wine... actually that would actually be pretty cool, pouring wine on my pc and having morrowind play better

Thanks for the info, also no problem we can wait