Vintage71

Are you running an enb? If so, which one and which d3d9.dll version. Does the problem go away if you turn the enb off in-game(shiftF12) You appear to be in the water. If you move out, does the water render properly?

You can edit the position in the Geck, or...try searching the FNV Nexus for 'camera' mods. I use this one:[url=http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/38591/?]Camera[\url] ,but there are quite a few others.

I'm sure I've seen a mod, either for NV or FO3 that takes away the 'zoom-in' while aiming, so it is possible. One question though, does your overlay disappear when using 'tm' in the console? Hope so, otherwise it won't be too popular with screenshooters.

You'll need to download the 'Geck', run it, load FalloutNV under the 'Data' tab. Search for the items in question. Look and see whatever .nif the eyeglasses use, then edit the shades .nif to use that instead. Then save your changes. If this sounds complicated because you've never used the Geck before, it unfortunately means that you'll have lots of reading to do on the Geck homepage I'm afraid.

Hello Today I saw a great landscape image on the Skyrim ImageShare, and, without thinking, right clicked and saved it. It's the first time I've saved someone elses work from the ImageShare section of the sites. Only then did I think "Is this OK? Are there any rules about downloading images from the ImageShare?" Then I thought "How many others have downloaded this image? Is there a way to find out?" It's probably not possible to put a counter in for checking if a user has right clicked and saved an image, is it? But I know it's fairly easy to block that facility. So I was then thinking maybe it would be nice to block the right click option and instead add a "Download" button underneath the main image, with a counter showing how many downloads there have been. Does anybody else like that idea, or is it just me? Thanks for your time.

Dealt with: http://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/955584-fffffff-perk-names/

I can confirm the validity of this due to the fact that : it works!

Hello. I was wondering if anybody had come across this before: I'm running Skyrim with SweetFX 1.4 only, NO enb. When loading a save, it takes well over a minute if I leave the SweetFX running. However, if I press ScrollLock at the loading screen to turn it off, my saves load in the normal 10-15 seconds. It's not a big problem, obviously, as I just re-enable it after the game has loaded, but I just wondered why. Thanks for your time.