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Okay so the easiest way to do this is to: 1. Open the .zip file of the mod and extract it to desktop / a folder on the desktop. 2. Drag the "meshes" and "textures" folder INTO your FalloutNV / Data folder. (ignore the .esp file since it won't be used) 3. Open GECK with FalloutNV.esm and the CaravanPack.esm selected. 4. Go to World Objects / Static / NVDLCPre3 / Weapons / 2HandRifle / 1stPreordCaravanShotgun and click edit. Now go to Edit and find the path to Meshes / Weapons / BetterCS / Bettercaravanshotgun.NIF and select it. You will see the item has changed appearance, now click Ok, then OK again. That takes care of its first-person model for the worldview. 5. Go to Items / Weapon / NVDLCPre3 / Weapons / 2handrifle / WeapPreordCaravanShotgun and click edit. Scroll to Art & Sound and go to Model. Under "Model" and "World Model" click edit and go to Meshes / Weapons / BetterCS / Bettercaravanshotgun.NIF (Select the same one for both and same as the 1st person model you selected earlier).Since you took care of the 1st person model as the first edit, it will already take effect under the selected item in the Art & Sound / Model / "1st Person Model Object". Click OK and the tab will close.6. You can now save your file with the name of your choice, and after ticking the box in your mod manager of choice, you'll see the changes reflected in-game.(I am unaware if the animations are the same for the original and modded models, but it looks quite similar in style)(You can also make edits easier by using the search function to narrow the name field of the object you're looking for in a category) It took me longer to type this than to do a simple .NIF swap out for the guns and finish a new .esp, so it shouldn't be too hard if you follow the instructions as laid out.

Have you made sure the .NIF is in the Fallout:NV/Data/Meshes/XXX folder where the downloaded file would be initially installed (If used as downloaded, to maintain the texture paths)? The only thing that instantly comes to mind is that it's not in the meshes folder in data, and tells you that its directory is read as an invalid path for that reason. Other than that, I've never heard of that instance of a problem before...

So you want: A new faction (presumably with crime tracking, enemies and allies, might already exist) multiple NPC's included new armor and clothing (assuming you mean the MinuteMen clothing from FO4, might already exist) a fully functioning Preston Garvey companion (Might already exist) new settlements / locations in the Mojave and side quests to defend said settlements That is quite a bit of legwork when put into context, You should present more concise ideas of your mod request as to what armors and what settlements and/or side quests if you want to pitch the idea to capable modders.

I've looked into the mod and CANNOT replicate your problems, either of them from the original solved one to the now current one. I have had no problem loading and playing my game with the mod on, throughout multiple saves on testing, and as Dubious said, the now current problem is most likely the blame of other circumstances that others have faced when exiting the game. It is quite interesting that your original problem fixed itself via anti-crash and became a new one without my intervention or editing of the mod since then, so I have to say that there is nothing more I can do to help or assess the problem unless I was experiencing the same issues with the same mods. (with the exception of editing the mesh itself which I am not planning on attempting)

I'll look at it when I get the chance real soon, but I tested it out a few times and never shared that problem. Might be a load order conflict, or just the mod as well. I'll let you know what I find.

Glad I could help out. Happy modding!

Here you go, all I changed is the visibility of the Rebreather. You still need to finish the quest, and it still takes the mask slot when worn but is not seen. I could have made it so masks work with it, added a leather repair and boosted the health of it but I just did what the request said. Let me know if you have any trouble. Invisible Rebreather.esp https://www.dropbox.com/s/yvpixhbr8z7iqgc/Invisible%20Rebreather.rar?dl=0

Yeah the mod was called "Alone" and last I saw it was on version 1.3 of the mod, I have old records from 4/18/2015 of downloading it. No idea where it is now though, sorry.

I highly doubt it seeing as you just necroed a post from almost 6 years ago... See "Do not necro old topics" in the https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?app=forums&module=extras&section=boardrules

No problem, happy to help. The little things are always the easiest to miss in modding. Cheers. :thumbsup:

In the top left corner of FOMM, click "FILE", and go to "CHANGE GAME". It will open the small box prompt that lets you select the option of Fallout 3 or Fallout: New Vegas, as well as the "DON'T ASK ME NEXT TIME" option. Leave that unchecked if you want the prompt to pop up everytime you open FOMM. Hope that helped.

@Jokerine Thank you! I downloaded 3 of the PDF tutorials to look at just for good measure. I also picked up the "Blender Noob To Pro" 700 page PDF file recommended by @madmongo , so to ask you to help any further by writing another tutorial this early on would feel like I didn't have my questions or direction of work in order yet. I do appreciate the offer though, and how willing to help you've always been. Cheers! :thumbsup: @pixelhate Thank you for the two files, especially the "repaired" version! Perfectly executed for my current project to start off with. It's nice to see I got the "cut" version to match yours, I wasn't sure I had done everything to par but had no idea how to check other than Geck and in-game (with the "tcl" or "tfc" commands). Thanks to @pixelhate for the mesh edits (EDIT: Kudos thrown your way), @Jokerine for the tutorials and help offer, and @madmongo for the not-so-obvious advice in Blender. You all rock! :dance:

@madmongo Thank you for the advice and resource information. I'm going to copy/paste this into a word file to read while I open Blender tomorrow, I plan on editing my first armor of a FNV mesh asset sometime soon after getting the hang of things. It's invaluable to know to go to Nifskope after Blender export as well for shader flags, I wouldn't have even thought of that to be honest. I'll try the coffee table method as initial practice, and see how that goes until I get it right. Thanks for the starting point to base off of, I wasn't sure what would be an easy intro to getting used to the interface and functions. The interface was honestly the more intimidating point in starting off, but I imagine it all becomes second nature after time. All of your information is very much appreciated on my end. Cheers. @Jokerine Thanks again for the Nifskope recommendation on the Gamorrah mesh, it did indeed work in-game during testing. I think next I'll figure out how to copy the roof and replace the side with the now existing lip, just to cap the courtyard properly.

I left modding before I ever got into Nifskope or Blender to be honest, but I've been thinking of trying to give them a go finally. If it's simple enough I could probably figure it out after a day or two I'd hope. I'd be happy just to see it not tower over the courtyard since it's practically too large to hide, so any removal works for me. I'm not picky as to the aesthetics of it at all. EDIT: That was stunningly easy, thanks for the heads up to using Nifskope for it, Blender still scares me after the last time I tried it. I just removed the blocks (about 5-6 of them) and came out with a courtyard with no hotel. Took me about 5 minutes and I checked in GECK and it seems it worked. I'll test in-game to double check, but thanks again. Cheers. http://i67.tinypic.com/2iklqc.png

I was wondering if anyone had time to complete this request, as a personal favor or made as a community resource. The mesh in reference is named "Gomorrahyard" in the statics section. The Gomorrah has a courtyard in back, and albeit nice, it is still attached to the Gomorrah Casino in the NIF file in Geck. I was hoping to have the actual casino section removed (Highlighted in yellow), even though it might leave a small "lip" section of the roof missing where it once connected. I think the courtyard itself would make for a nice standalone piece, and the "lip" section could be patched with any number of items in the Geck. If anyone has the time it would be much appreciated. Cheers. http://i65.tinypic.com/5y5i8o.jpg