Well, that answered the question I was going to ask. Was hoping it would either work, or could get a second edition that makes it work on the right arm. I wear mine IRL on my right and it just feels akward seeing it on the left, also, the Pipboy makes it difficult for placement. Oh well. Great mod, nonetheless. Endorsed!
Yeah, I know how to add that outfit with the console codes. This mod is intended for those who want to use the watch as a separate item or to even attach it to other outfits in Blender.
Thank you for downloading my mod. Yes I am aware the subsequent electromagnetic pulse following a nuclear blast would disable all the watches on the surface, though any watches in the underground vaults should remain functional until their batteries die. Originally, I wanted to have mostly broken watches, with just a few working ones hidden in the vaults. I also wanted to make a schematic for repairing the broken watches using a watch battery and some tweezers.
In addition to the four available watches, I also wanted to make a Captain Cosmos watch that could only be found randomly when consuming Sugar Bombs cereal. You know, it's kinda like finding the prize in the cereal box when you were a kid.
For the Nuka-Cola watch, I had something very special in mind: Does anyone else find it odd that there are tons of Nuka-Cola Bottle Caps stashed in desks and file cabinets that supposedly haven't been touched by people in 200 years? Sure, some of these containers are currently being used by Raiders, Scavengers, and other wasteland folk, but there are several places in Fallout 3 where no one has entered since that fateful day in 2077, and yet I still may find fifty caps inside a safe. So, to explain this oddity I was going to make a pamphlet describing the real Nuka-Cola Challenge; Just like the Pepsi Points from several years ago, the Nuka-Cola bottle caps can be redeemed at your local Nuka-Cola factory for awesome Nuka-Cola merchandise. Thus explaining the piles of bottle caps I find in locked containers throughout the Capital Wasteland. One of the prizes would obviously be the Nuka-Cola watch.
But, other more important things came up, and this mod was left unfinished on the hard drive for about a year. And since no one else had posted a wearable watch, I decided to release it as a modders resource, in the hopes that others may enjoy it or perhaps even make it better.
I might finish it eventually, and include more severely damaged versions with the hands stopped at the same time as the clocks in game. But I don't foresee that happening any time soon.
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Oh well. Great mod, nonetheless. Endorsed!
Yeah, I know how to add that outfit with the console codes. This mod is intended for those who want to use the watch as a separate item or to even attach it to other outfits in Blender.
Thank you for downloading my mod. Yes I am aware the subsequent electromagnetic pulse following a nuclear blast would disable all the watches on the surface, though any watches in the underground vaults should remain functional until their batteries die. Originally, I wanted to have mostly broken watches, with just a few working ones hidden in the vaults. I also wanted to make a schematic for repairing the broken watches using a watch battery and some tweezers.
In addition to the four available watches, I also wanted to make a Captain Cosmos watch that could only be found randomly when consuming Sugar Bombs cereal. You know, it's kinda like finding the prize in the cereal box when you were a kid.
For the Nuka-Cola watch, I had something very special in mind: Does anyone else find it odd that there are tons of Nuka-Cola Bottle Caps stashed in desks and file cabinets that supposedly haven't been touched by people in 200 years? Sure, some of these containers are currently being used by Raiders, Scavengers, and other wasteland folk, but there are several places in Fallout 3 where no one has entered since that fateful day in 2077, and yet I still may find fifty caps inside a safe. So, to explain this oddity I was going to make a pamphlet describing the real Nuka-Cola Challenge; Just like the Pepsi Points from several years ago, the Nuka-Cola bottle caps can be redeemed at your local Nuka-Cola factory for awesome Nuka-Cola merchandise. Thus explaining the piles of bottle caps I find in locked containers throughout the Capital Wasteland. One of the prizes would obviously be the Nuka-Cola watch.
But, other more important things came up, and this mod was left unfinished on the hard drive for about a year. And since no one else had posted a wearable watch, I decided to release it as a modders resource, in the hopes that others may enjoy it or perhaps even make it better.
I might finish it eventually, and include more severely damaged versions with the hands stopped at the same time as the clocks in game. But I don't foresee that happening any time soon.
Another point, one of the things about a nuke is that the clocks would all stop, so I think having them inanimate is probably the best option.
I haven't checked, but what would be nice is if they are all frozen at the same time as the other clocks in the game.
Again, good job, I really like these =]
Kudos.