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[Werne]

Your best shot would be disabling all mods except lings and see if that solves the problem. If it does, activate them one by one and after each one start the game and see if the problem occurs. When it does just disable the last mod you activated and the problem should be solved. I did that several times with my FO3 (which is exhausting because I have 200+ mods).

 

Edit: Also, you should export your load order each time you install a new mod. That way it's easier to go back to see which mods were added and when, so when a problem occurs you can easily go back to a more stabile load order.

Edited September 24, 2011 by Werne

[Rickky]

Your best shot would be disabling all mods except lings and see if that solves the problem. If it does, activate them one by one and after each one start the game and see if the problem occurs. When it does just disable the last mod you activated and the problem should be solved. I did that several times with my FO3 (which is exhausting because I have 200+ mods).

 

Edit: Also, you should export your load order each time you install a new mod. That way it's easier to go back to see which mods were added and when, so when a problem occurs you can easily go back to a more stabile load order.

 

 

Yeah I've doing that quite a lot haha, but I'll try. Let you know if it worked. I would never have thought of exporting my load order to find out which mods were added when etc myself, so thank you for telling me:P

[EvilDeadAsh34]

It looks to me that either your saturation is on the high side or that you adjusted your characters makeup sliders too much/high. I used to get really odd results by trying to make my characters makeup darker, then couple that with the lighting of Nevada Skies and any other color changing mods and it could produce unintended results. I still have minor issues when my character isn't facing the sun because the lighting of NS casts odd shadowing on the face. One other thing, did you happen to change any textures associated with females faces? Like the ones that add makeup? That could also be the problem but my guess is the former.

 

If you're going to disable mods try the ones that affect lighting first.

 

Good luck. :thumbsup:

 

 

Edit: i managed to read your first post but i'm still confused. Are you having a problem with your characters actual face texture or her eye color? My advice still stands though either way. :thumbsup: x2

Edited September 26, 2011 by EvilDeadAsh34

[GothikaGeist]

Here: http://www.thenexusforums.com/index.php?/topic/406359-heavily-discolored-pc-in-outside-cells/page__p__3356163&do=findComment&comment=3356163

That's what Nevada Skies caused for me. The discoloration seems similar.

[Rickky]

It looks to me that either your saturation is on the high side or that you adjusted your characters makeup sliders too much/high. I used to get really odd results by trying to make my characters makeup darker, then couple that with the lighting of Nevada Skies and any other color changing mods and it could produce unintended results. I still have minor issues when my character isn't facing the sun because the lighting of NS casts odd shadowing on the face. One other thing, did you happen to change any textures associated with females faces? Like the ones that add makeup? That could also be the problem but my guess is the former.

 

If you're going to disable mods try the ones that affect lighting first.

 

Good luck. :thumbsup:

 

 

Edit: i managed to read your first post but i'm still confused. Are you having a problem with your characters actual face texture or her eye color? My advice still stands though either way. :thumbsup: x2

 

Aha yeah sorry, my explanation skills must have been lost somewhere between these years. It's the face texture, I managed to fix the eyes. But I actually managed to fix my issue somewhat, I can live with the results but they aren't perfect. I feel rather uncomfortable editing lightening and such since whenever I do stuff I don't know how to do, I f*** up the game and end up installing all over again.

 

Anyway I appreciate your help. I'll try what you suggested slightly.

 

 

Here: http://www.thenexusf...63#entry3356163

That's what Nevada Skies caused for me. The discoloration seems similar.

 

I installed the latest version. (NSkies URWLified 31 AllInOne), and sometimes on the bright day the sky end up looking like the inside of a huge hangar in varied colors, or a whole lot of rainbows. So I can actually believe that Nevada skies is the sinner here. But I had the same issue with lightening, when I had the 0.7-1 vanilla version, and I can't really live without Nevada Skies. Any way to fix it without reinstalling the game, because last time I did that, nothing really happened.

 

 

BUT. My game is almost perfect now, except it freezes sometimes when it's loading. But the face texture lightening problem isn't as extreme as it was before, and I can live with the results I got now. Thanks for all your help!

 

Of course if you have more suggestions to make it run more fluent, with more realistic looks, as I can recall having last time I played New Vegas, and without the random freezes on loading. I am open to accept it :)

[Werne]

My game is almost perfect now, except it freezes sometimes when it's loading

 

Looks like a conflict, try making a merged patch. If you don't know how to make it, here's how to do it:

 

How to make a Merged Patch:

1. Start FNV Edit - http://www.newvegasnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=34703

2. Load your mods

3. When everything loads select all your mods, then right-click on the mod list and select Create Merged Patch

4. A small window will pop up asking you to name your patch, write something and click Create

5. Now when exiting FNV Edit another window will pop up named Save Changed Files, click OK

6. When starting FOMM put your patch LAST in the load order and check it

 

This is for FO3 Edit but I think FNV Edit works the same.

[GothikaGeist]

You should try the Western Sky 3-4 Beta and see if it helps fix the issue. ;D