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Blender tend to change the Alpha flags. Compare to the original version and restore the values. If you want more details about how Alpha works in this game, check part 03A of this guide: https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/76374?tab=files

Loot shouldn't be used on FO3 - FNV as the list of mods it relies on is not maintained for these games. It will make a mess of your load order.

Loot shouldn't be used on FO3 - FNV as the list of mods it relies on is not maintained for these games. It will make a mess of your load order.

What do you mean by "validate"?

To be selectable in Geck, your static nif must have a BSFadeNode as a root node. There is a Blender setting on export to choose that. If you are customizing static and you're not super comfortable with the nif structure, I suggest to read these guides: https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/76374

For an overview of the nif structure, I suggest https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout3/mods/25252

About 10% of the humans don't care about others or will even enjoy to see their pears suffering. Another 10% will go an extra mile to help other or will even sacrifice themselves to do so. The remaining 80% are in the middle of these extremes, balancing and can be dragged into one or the other with propaganda or proper education.

Don't worry about the double side on collision, that's how blender manage them and it's perfectly fine. Have you tried to flip Normals in NifSkope? (select NiTriStrips > Mesh > flip Normals)

Hi, There's 2 things going on with the lighting inside the NukaClock: - There's a flickering animation going in loop every 11,6 seconds, day & night. - the clock is set with External Emittance flags which makes it brighter when ambient lighting goes dark (night time). The flags are located in the BSX Flags and in the BSShaderPPLightingProperty of the NiTriStrips. If you remove these flags, the clock won't light up at night any more and will be forever unlit. To have the clock constantly lit, one has to remove the External Emittance flags and to remove the flickering animation, leaving only the Emissive Color with a pumped up Emissive Mult. Here's a version, that's always lit, with the changes mentioned above. https://www.mediafire.com/file/k1h75amkjtv8i4i/nukaclock01Lit.nif/file

With 3D app like Blender or Max.

https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/319060-mods-and-assets-from-stalker/

Load up GeckCustom.ini located in your documents/my games/FalloutNV Find the line "bUseMultibounds=1" Change that "1" to a "0" Save and fire up the geck...

Everything you want to know about Normal Map, Specularity and Glossiness is in part 03B of this tutorial: https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/76374?tab=files

To my knowledge .egm are not workable in Blender. You must use the Conformulator. Here's a tut about it: https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/66932?tab=files&file_id=1000053744

Explosions are mainly made with Particles Systems (one of the most complex nif structure), a bunch of tweaked settings inside combined with larger textures can make them look bigger but can also make a PC choke. I don't know about blast radius but info about that should be easier to find.

For Static: The bhkRigidBody(T) Layer & Layer_Copy are set to FOL_STATIC. Motion System is set to MO_SYS_FIXED. Deactivator Type is set to DEACTIVATIOR_NEVER. Solver Deactivation is set to SOLVER_DEACTIVATION_OFF. Quality Type is set to MO_QUAL_FIXED. Bit 1 of the BSXFlags need to be checked. The bhkCollisionObject flag is set to ACTIVE. Mass and Inertia Values are set to 0. More about collision in Bits of NifSkopery

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Try: - Select a NiTriShapes => R click => Mesh => Face Normals. - Same NiTriShapes => R click => Mesh => Smooth Normals => accept without changing options. - Repeat with other NiTriShapes. - Lastly, R click anywhere in the render window but not on the mesh => Update All Tangent Spaces.

Solved in Discord.

If you scale down the object in Geck, the collision will be resized as well. If you want to resize it in NifSkope, remove the collision and generate a new convex one (after applying the change on the NiTriStrips). If you absolutely want to resize both object & collision at once, you will likely need to go the old way or through a convoluted one, Unfortunately nobody has made an efficient exporter for newer Blender for a 12 years old game.

Oof! What a way to answer to someone who is knowledgeable, who gives you the full answer with extra bits of info when I gave you only a second hand conditional answer.

If I understand this correctly, FEFFFFFF is a mathematical hard limit, you can't go beyond that. but it is very possible that the engine puts a limit (way) before that, which is so far unknown.

Asking knowledgable folks, I got this possible & theoretical answer: FEFFFFFF That would be 4,278,190,079.

@ M48A5 I think you're are confusing number of records and numbers of plugins

Far from an expert myself but if I read from wiki: "Code placed inside (GameMode) will be executed every frame during normal gameplay, i.e. whenever the player is not in any sort of menu." Which means you're adding these items every frame! Could this be helpful to you ? http://www.cipscis.com/fallout/tutorials/beginners.aspx