Looking for modding teachers

[TheFalloutBMXer]

I would like to become a modder

[caramellcube]

If you haven't done so already, I'd say the best place to start would be the GECK tutorial: http://geck.bethsoft.com/index.php/Bethsoft_Tutorial_GECK_Setup

I've put up a tutorial covering a few things here: http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16236 though it doesn't have much at the moment but it might help.

[Breadbox]

I would also love to mod fallout 3, i just wondered would it be possible to mod fallout so you have a lot of caps and are lvl 30 straight away?

 

Note: This is not a request

[caramellcube]

I would also love to mod fallout 3, i just wondered would it be possible to mod fallout so you have a lot of caps and are lvl 30 straight away?

 

Note: This is not a request

 

That should be relatively simple to do. You could put a terminal somewhere just outside the enterance to Vault 101, with a command 'give caps' that has a script value of

 

player.additem Caps001 1000

 

I think that's the command anyway. I'm not sure what the command is to increase the player's level but you should be able to find it on the GECK wiki I linked above.

you could also handle the caps by just putting a box somewhere with a load of caps inside it, but terminals are a good way to start learning to script, since they give you an easy interface that you can throw a load of small scripts into for testing, just make sure to start with one of the default terminals and create a new form so you don't risk changing something important.

[Breadbox]

I would also love to mod fallout 3, i just wondered would it be possible to mod fallout so you have a lot of caps and are lvl 30 straight away?

 

Note: This is not a request

 

That should be relatively simple to do. You could put a terminal somewhere just outside the enterance to Vault 101, with a command 'give caps' that has a script value of

 

player.additem Caps001 1000

 

I think that's the command anyway. I'm not sure what the command is to increase the player's level but you should be able to find it on the GECK wiki I linked above.

you could also handle the caps by just putting a box somewhere with a load of caps inside it, but terminals are a good way to start learning to script, since they give you an easy interface that you can throw a load of small scripts into for testing, just make sure to start with one of the default terminals and create a new form so you don't risk changing something important.

 

Thanks :) do you have any messaging clients?