Ethreon Posted December 17, 2016 Share Posted December 17, 2016 In response to post #45668775. #45669535, #45676635 are all replies on the same post.jimmulvaney wrote: Wait.. Nexus has Mass Effect mods too!? What are you doing to me!? Don't you realize I have a life, a business, and a loving relationship to maintain!?IPyroLordI wrote: The mods shall claim your soul...jackaspades wrote: don't get to giddy, if your not good at following directions for everything, and your impatient then modding ME3 is a form of torture. very few of the good mods can be auto installed. it requires the use of 2 programs one to alter files and a second to alter a very specific file that tells the game what models are used for things like armor sets. in short its far from pleasant to mod and defiantly not user friendly. Plus the mod selection is fairly limited.I'm surprised someone had the patience and gumption to make a full galaxy expansion. hell trying to make a brand new skin set for liara broke my game 4 times over.IF you are not good at following directions AND you are not patient modding is not for you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Darkwolfmp Posted December 18, 2016 Share Posted December 18, 2016 In response to post #45678820. #45694310, #45699950 are all replies on the same post.Memphisblue999 wrote: Nice picks , I however feel like a kid waiting on Santa Claus as I hit f5 every 20 minutes to see if SKSE 64 has been posted yet. lolskyesfury wrote: I check the SKSE page every few days, too. It really is the only thing preventing me from loading up Skyrim SE right now.Xerdrex wrote: That would be a lovely christmas giftSKSE and CBB Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jofloch Posted December 18, 2016 Share Posted December 18, 2016 In response to post #45678820. #45694310, #45699950, #45754745 are all replies on the same post.Memphisblue999 wrote: Nice picks , I however feel like a kid waiting on Santa Claus as I hit f5 every 20 minutes to see if SKSE 64 has been posted yet. lolskyesfury wrote: I check the SKSE page every few days, too. It really is the only thing preventing me from loading up Skyrim SE right now.Xerdrex wrote: That would be a lovely christmas giftDarkwolfmp wrote: SKSE and CBBSKSE and CBBE oh dear lord please I am so exited for these. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CyrusFyre Posted December 19, 2016 Share Posted December 19, 2016 In response to post #45678820. #45694310, #45699950, #45754745, #45754820 are all replies on the same post.Memphisblue999 wrote: Nice picks , I however feel like a kid waiting on Santa Claus as I hit f5 every 20 minutes to see if SKSE 64 has been posted yet. lolskyesfury wrote: I check the SKSE page every few days, too. It really is the only thing preventing me from loading up Skyrim SE right now.Xerdrex wrote: That would be a lovely christmas giftDarkwolfmp wrote: SKSE and CBBjofloch wrote: SKSE and CBBE oh dear lord please I am so exited for these.Glad I'm not the only one that does that. I check once every day or two, depending on my schedule. And I agree that I'm waiting to play the game for SKSE for SSE and the adjustments to the mods for it. I figure I've already played Skyrim standard edition why not just be patient, put in the mods I know I want and do it right, no restarts because I changed my mind. ESO is holding me over pretty well in the meantime. ^_^ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
babydiehard Posted December 20, 2016 Share Posted December 20, 2016 In response to post #45668775. #45669535, #45676635, #45734620 are all replies on the same post.jimmulvaney wrote: Wait.. Nexus has Mass Effect mods too!? What are you doing to me!? Don't you realize I have a life, a business, and a loving relationship to maintain!?IPyroLordI wrote: The mods shall claim your soul...jackaspades wrote: don't get to giddy, if your not good at following directions for everything, and your impatient then modding ME3 is a form of torture. very few of the good mods can be auto installed. it requires the use of 2 programs one to alter files and a second to alter a very specific file that tells the game what models are used for things like armor sets. in short its far from pleasant to mod and defiantly not user friendly. Plus the mod selection is fairly limited.I'm surprised someone had the patience and gumption to make a full galaxy expansion. hell trying to make a brand new skin set for liara broke my game 4 times over.Ethreon wrote: IF you are not good at following directions AND you are not patient modding is not for you.Well, many ME3 mods is packaged as DLC now. Which can be install just by copy paste to game folder. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DarkGenius Posted December 21, 2016 Share Posted December 21, 2016 In response to post #45668775. #45669535, #45676635, #45734620, #45841690 are all replies on the same post.jimmulvaney wrote: Wait.. Nexus has Mass Effect mods too!? What are you doing to me!? Don't you realize I have a life, a business, and a loving relationship to maintain!?IPyroLordI wrote: The mods shall claim your soul...jackaspades wrote: don't get to giddy, if your not good at following directions for everything, and your impatient then modding ME3 is a form of torture. very few of the good mods can be auto installed. it requires the use of 2 programs one to alter files and a second to alter a very specific file that tells the game what models are used for things like armor sets. in short its far from pleasant to mod and defiantly not user friendly. Plus the mod selection is fairly limited.I'm surprised someone had the patience and gumption to make a full galaxy expansion. hell trying to make a brand new skin set for liara broke my game 4 times over.Ethreon wrote: IF you are not good at following directions AND you are not patient modding is not for you.babydiehard wrote: Well, many ME3 mods is packaged as DLC now. Which can be install just by copy paste to game folder.Modding is for everyone, whether you're patient or not. You just got to pay attention and know what you're doing before you do. Most of it is instinct, also, backups. Lots of backup :P Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
UhuruNUru Posted December 24, 2016 Share Posted December 24, 2016 (edited) In response to post #45668775. #45669535, #45676635, #45734620, #45841690, #45872335 are all replies on the same post.jimmulvaney wrote: Wait.. Nexus has Mass Effect mods too!? What are you doing to me!? Don't you realize I have a life, a business, and a loving relationship to maintain!?IPyroLordI wrote: The mods shall claim your soul...jackaspades wrote: don't get to giddy, if your not good at following directions for everything, and your impatient then modding ME3 is a form of torture. very few of the good mods can be auto installed. it requires the use of 2 programs one to alter files and a second to alter a very specific file that tells the game what models are used for things like armor sets. in short its far from pleasant to mod and defiantly not user friendly. Plus the mod selection is fairly limited.I'm surprised someone had the patience and gumption to make a full galaxy expansion. hell trying to make a brand new skin set for liara broke my game 4 times over.Ethreon wrote: IF you are not good at following directions AND you are not patient modding is not for you.babydiehard wrote: Well, many ME3 mods is packaged as DLC now. Which can be install just by copy paste to game folder.DarkGenius wrote: Modding is for everyone, whether you're patient or not. You just got to pay attention and know what you're doing before you do. Most of it is instinct, also, backups. Lots of backup :PNew Mod Tooks like ME3Explorer, and now the even newer, MEM (Mass Effect Modder), have made modding all three Mass Effect game's textures, much easier, and replace the old TexMod memory hack method with file replacements.You can use ME3Explorer to unpack TPF files, and/or install them permanently, where TexMod just added them in memory.ME3Explorer - Wiki ME3Explorer - Nexus Mods However a better alternative has recently appeared, which only installs DDS textures, but is much faster than ME3Explorer, even if you have to use ME3Explorer to unpack the TPF files first.MEM - Mass Effect Modder - Wiki MEM - Mass Effect Modder - ReleaseThis is the best Mass Effect Texture Installer yet, for Example the A Lot Of Textures for ME2 package (1000 Textures approx) takes several hours, using ME3Explorer, but about 15 minutes, at most using MEM.It's that much better, and once the MEM pack is created, it's even quicker to reinstall.Combine that with the DLC Mods, and using ME3MM (Mass Effect 3 Mod Manager), for easier reinstallation. and Mass Effect modding has never been easier.Mass Effect 3 Mod Manager by FemShepIMPORTANT NOTEMainly affects the first two games of ME, and Dragon Age, when it was the main site for mods.The old BSN forums are gone, but information can be found using the Wayback Machine.The last Snapshot of the active Bioware Forum, was 11th October 2016, (the later ones are the same message you see now, saying EA don't give a damn, about us):The BioWare ForumHowever this will not work for the mod files, and although they are currently available, EA has already announced it will close the site sometime soon, though no date's been set.So grab the mods you want, before they disappear forever, some are being transferred here, but only with permission. Many will never get moved over.BSN - BioWare Social Network - Projects Edited December 24, 2016 by UhuruNUru Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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