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A set of five backpacks built ready for the Wasteland, ported from Fallout NV.

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You can find the original mod, here: https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/49170

All the credit goes to Dragbody who created these, I edited the meshes/textures so they do NOT use any New Vegas assets. The five backpacks actually weren't included in the original mod's esp but I saw potential in them.

The backpacks have straps that physically go around your characters arms (besides the wastelander). I personally didn't have any clipping issues with the straps but I can't say the same for everyone. It is something I can edit down the road but only if it's requested.

The five backpacks:

- Basic
- Wastelander
- Medical
- Repair
- Mercenary


I gave each of them specialized stats that correlate to how they look, while also boosting their carry capacity. They've also been given personalized pip-boy icons (not custom) to make it feel like they belong in your game. There are A LOT of components to these backpacks so if you see any flickering textures let me know.



- You can purchase the backpacks from Moira, Flak & Shrapnel, Tulip and Anthony Ling-


Updates:
v1.1 - Edited a couple of the textures, I was busy at that moment but it's all good now.

v1.2 - Edited the base bag texture so it has less of a glowing effect, I wasn't happy with how the lining of the bag glowed in the dark so it looks better now.

v1.3 - Edited the esp so that different vendors will also sell backpacks. Moira sells the basic and repair packs. Flak & Shrapnel sell the mercenary and medical packs. Tulip sells the wastelander pack. Anthony Ling still sells ALL the backpacks. I edited it this way so that if you start a new game you can easily get a decent backpack.

v1.4 - Realized I messed up the mesh slightly on the basic backpack for the radio's normal texture. The shading effect should now work properly on the radio that's attached to the basic backpack.


Credit: Dragbody - for the original mod, models/textures


Tools used: Fo3 Edit
GNU Image Manipulation Program
Nifskope