RGMage2

You could leave a message a the mod's comment thread asking for permission. The author might still be looking in from time to time. It happens. :)

If moderators feel that my post was particularly egregious then I am sure they will act on it. For the record, if they banned me I would accept it, not ask to be reinstated, not ask for a refund, and not remove my mods. I might choose to update them somewhere else, but even then I think I would continue to recommend Nexus Premium Membership to anyone who was spending a lot of time here.

I'm not sure if you are pointing that at me directly of just speaking generally, but as a Premium Member I obviously have no reason to use a script like that. This change has no effect on me and I wouldn't even be aware of it if people weren't speaking out about it. I just brought it to the attention of yourself and others because of the inevitability of such a thing happening - action and reaction. The internet can be a tough place to do business. In the old days an irate person might have thrown a rock through the window of a brick and mortar store, now they have other options. As a Premium Member I have no regrets about my purchase and I highly recommend going Premium to anyone who wants to spend significant time here, as it will enhance your experience. On the other hand, it is up to each individual to decide how they spend their money and no one should give in to pressure to go Premium if they do not see the value in it.

Method of payment might be a bigger deal to some people than the actual amount. I myself delayed going premium for a couple of years because of not wanting to use my card online again. It's not that I don't do online payments, but it isn't something I do casually and I didn't think a membership was a necessity considering it was already free. If I could have mailed in a check I would have been a member a few years earlier. I know that may sound really stupid to anyone who grew up in this era, but I grew up in a different era.

Well I tried with a few objects, some structure and furniture ones and everytime I got this message. And since there's only one version working with nif scripts, I need to know how these workarounds work.. Thank you for your reply :smile: I can tell you how it was done in Skyrim. We opened the nif in nifskope and changed the version numbers to Fallout 3 version numbers. In Nifskope the version numbers are in the Header. There are 2 that needed to be changed, 'User Version" and "User Version 2". After that we stripped out everything from the nif that wasn't compatible with Fallout 3 - things like the BSLightingShaderProperty. Anything that isn't compatible will show in the error message when you try to import. The export procedure was more or less the reverse - export for Fallout 3 and in Nifskope change the version numbers back and paste in anything else it needed. This was done using Blender 2.49b. I have no idea if something similar would work with FO4. Good luck in your quest. :)

"String too long" usually indicates that the nif version you are trying to import is unsupported (too new) by your version of blender. Some work-arounds are known for some games, but since I have not used blender with FO4 I'm not familiar with the process.

I've got a 4k TV and I also run DAW software, but I don't use the 4k in the studio with the DAW. I've thought about it and I can see the advantages of it, but I'm operating under the theory that the TV has the potential to add interference in the audio signal, so a really bad idea. I could have it wrong, but as long as the 2 LED monitors I'm using with the DAW are giving me what I want then I don't see the point in swapping them with the 4K. I do have an old desktop hooked up to the 4k in the living room and it's really nice for watching music videos and some gaming, I would recommend that. If money is an issue you could take a look at RCA. It's not as good a picture quality as the higher end makes, but looked at simply on a bang per buck it might be the best deal. I noticed that Walmart had a 60 inch RCA 4k on Black Friday for under $300. At that price, even if it only lasted a couple of years, it wouldn't be much different than swapping out a video card. On the other hand, the higher end 4k's can be major investments.

I was working in a record store when John Denver was at his peak. He was unbelievably popular. When he came out with Sunshine On My Shoulder a lot of people found that to be very uplifting.

I've got an elliptical trainer in my living room. I used to have it in an empty small bedroom next to the living room and I almost never looked at it - out of sight out of mind. Now it's in the living room I use it all the time. it's great, I can watch music videos on the big screen and crank up the home theater and get some exercise at the same time. I don't know if it makes me more creative, but it does make me feel more energetic.

Sometimes I wonder if we are living in the post-creative era. Specifically when it comes to traditional forms of entertainment, movies, TV, and music. A lot of rehash, not much new. All the franchise movies that keep repeating. Resurrected TV shows. Even music, they call it different names but it's fundamentally the same as what I was listening to 30 years ago, and some of it is outright plagiarized. There are reasons for it though. It's not necessarily because people are less creative today. I think it has more to do with corporate control over everything and their need for profit. In pursuing profit they play it safe and try to give us things they know we already like rather than risking production costs on new ideas.

Maybe we're another planet's hell, and they say things like: "if you're really bad, when you die you'll go straight to earth."

What if it's all a badly written recreational holo-novel, and the reason we're in it is because we couldn't afford to be in one of the better ones... where all the beautiful people are. So we're stuck in the muck and their ain't no refunds.

I'll be buying a new rig for ES6... I hope I'm not disappointed.

Levitation is not a "Skyrim built in", it's nothing but animations where the actor is moved up on the z-axis. With that in mind, could we not achieve the same thing with a modified skeleton to be used with a duplicate race that the player would be switched to with a scripted spell? I know the duplicate race switch is fairly easy to set up. Could we achieve levitation with a modified Skeleton? What do you think fore?

^^^I agree with the views expressed in the above post^^^