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I think he is looking to change how much damage the turret can TAKE, not how much it puts out. :)

No need to uninstall/reinstall. Make your edits, see if it worked. Some changes are easier than others.... (at least, as far as getting them to take effect....)

If you have something selected in the console (its ID showing in the top center of the console area) the command affects that item ONLY. Click a time or two so NOTHING is selected, and TCL becomes universal. I have fallen into that trap more than once...... Aside from that, the command always works as it should for me.

Go to your data\f4se\plugins folder, the Place Example.ini is in there, go thru and see if any of the lines have been uncommented out. (if that makes any sense at all.....)

Move that workbench. :D

Use the console to add the perks you need.

Only with a mod. But, I don't know which mod..... In the vanilla game, the player is the leader, and the settlers are incapable of doing anything for themselves. They need to be told where to sleep, where to work, what to guard, etc. They are all uniformly inept. :D

May wanna ask this over at LL.... I don't think the kids were intended to use those anims.

Working for me, pretty responsive too.

Yep. That's a normal thing for beth games. Dragon skeletons migrate, mammoths fly, and a few other oddities with physics. If your framerate goes over 60 FPS, it gets even worse. :D

I know Modern Firearms bases range/damage on barrel length, but, it doesn't effect vanilla weapons at all..... and it does add a LOT of weapons......

By hardcore I mean the mode that you can get disease, need to sleep, etc. which seem to be survival. Then that make sense, as my PC kept getting items and couldn't manage to sell or bring to a settlement everything, so kept dumping on those large piles. Things accumulate to fill the space available. :D Yep, Hardcore=Survival, so, your respawn times are significantly longer. The 'traveling thru the cell resets the respawn timer' also seems to be true, to a certain extent. Some folks report it is rather hit or miss whether it will reset or not.....

Wonder when that changed. :) I printed the various keys off when I installed it last time around, but, that has been several updates ago. :) Looking at the mod page, the controls listed match what I have on my cheat sheet. Did you change the control set??

I don't think disappearing junk would work.... unless it was designed to just go away after being fired. (like bullets currently do.... not like we are finding tons of lead everywhere.) I suspect that would require a 'specific' ammo for the junkjet though, which kinda defeats the purpose of it, doesn't it?? Doing a bit of digging, outdoor cells respawn every 7 days. Indoor 'cleared' cells, are at 20. Doesn't seem to differentiate by difficulty level. (except survival mode, there are multipliers in that case. changing the numbers to 35 days, and 80 days, respectively) However, the counter resets each time you pass thru the cell. (I am only assuming this is also the case for survival mode......) So if you leave a bunch of stuff in a cell that should respawn every 7 days, but, it's a cell you go through regularly, real possibility the cell simply doesn't respawn, and anything you left there, would still be there. It's entirely possible that the game simply does not 'clean up' after the player though, so, anything that YOU put down, stays put. I am not sure either way on that one.... I should think that player put stuff should go away as well as bodies, and anything they dropped......

Yep, missed that. I would be curious if 'hardcore' mode doesn't alter the way cells behave...... So far as I know, when a cell resets, anything I have dropped there should go away as well. But, I play on normal mode..... Wonder if that makes a difference?

The cells respawn after a few days, so, you can go through an area, pick up everything that isn't nailed down, show up a few days later, and it's all back. I always thought pool balls would make good junkjet ammo. :D

Hhhmmm... are there loose files in your data folder? Might try deactivating ALL your mods, and see if the tires come back.

That seems odd..... Are you using a mod manager?

It is indeed a missing texture, any other texture mods installed?

According to my cheat sheet for Place Everywhere, NumPad 0 resets all rotation angles to zero......

Was that just for vanilla weapons? Or did the mod add weapons as well??

The default key for that is Ctrl. It should show a notification when you change it.

Try using the advanced search, and search by Author. (you.) That might be more effective.... Maybe.... :)

Run task manager in the background, when you get to a spot where you are getting slowdowns, and such, switch to task manager and see what the CPU and GPU are doing. (the graphs are the most informative, they will show what was happening a few minutes ago as well, not just "Right Now".

Wow, that's just bizarre.... Are you plugged in to A/C power? If running on battery, maybe check to see if it is set to 'best battery life', rather than 'best performance'. Could try adding an exception to your antivirus for Oblivion? Run it in compatibility mode for Win 7?