I have stripped everything but the Megaton house and the Nano-Tech bunker from this game. As I worked on this and discovered all the things you could do with the geck I went a little overboard. No. I went a lot overboard. I wrote all of my tweaks into this mod and made it very difficult to use if you didn't want my tweaks. Thanks to all those who suggested a vanilla version. This is it.

This mod started out as an experiment to see how I could fix up the Megaton house you get for de-fusing the bomb. I removed a lot of the theme clutter and put in what I deemed important stuff (like bathtubs and toilets) and a lot more storage bins. I wanted to do it without any extra meshes or textures. I succeded with the house but couldn't stop there. Now there's a hidden bunker full of goodies and a storyline to go with it. There are plenty of clues to the location of the bunker, just make sure you start a new game inside the vault to get the key or you may have to wait a while to get in. Just make sure you read and take everything.

This mod is pretty much good-guy, save Megaton oriented. I've never seen the inside of the Tenpenney suite. I've grown kind of fond of the inhabitants of Megaton and don't really like many of the people who live in Tenpenney Tower. I admit that many of the goodies in my bunker are powerful items but I hate FPS. My fingers don't twitch fast enough and I die rather quickly. So I like to play more along the RPG mode. I like exploring and collecting stuff. I tried to make my items believable through a storyline about a Nano-Tech bunker legend that has been around the Vault 101 area since the war started. I don't like powerful weapons or armor dropping from the sky like mana from heaven. But if it's been around for 200 years, developed by a very secretive hitech company right before the bombs fell and is waiting for someone to find it, hey, I ain't looking a gift horse in the mouth. Remember, breathing is considered cheating to a dead man. There is no quest to find the bunker, you can completely ignore it if you want.

This mod was created with version 1.5 of the game and GECK.

The following is a list of everything I changed in the game:


Variable Magnitude Auto Night Vision Glasses. In the bunker. (Works best with Fellout, a little bright in vanilla game)

Regenerating Armor. In the bunker.

S.P.E.C.I.A.L. Stimpaks (Temporary and Permanent). In the bunker.

Temporal Displacement Backpack.(I had to use a mesh and texture for this, thanks Blackwolf). In the bunker.

Added Sewing Kits, Armor Repair Kits (Type Specific) and Gun Repair Kits (Type Specific). In the House.

Megaton Themes are now half price as I removed about half of the stuff in each theme.

Added two weapons developed by the same people who made the armor. In the bunker.


Installation:

Un-rar to your Fallout 3 Data directory. Make sure the NanoTech meshes go into Fallout3\Data\Meshes and that the NanoTech textures go into Fallout3\Data\Textures. Make sure to check MegatonPlus.esp in FOMM (recommended) or in Data files if using the regular game launcher.

Un-Installation:

Delete the MegatonPlus.esp. Delete the NanoTech directories from both the Meshes and Textures directories.

Kudos:

Miller_Heavy for his backpack mod : backpack2 http://fallout3nexus.com/downloads/download.php?id=36314
bunsaki for his excellent backpack mod (thanks!) : Blackwolf Backpack http://fallout3nexus.com/downloads/download.php?id=45834
balian for his original backpack mod and texture : Wearable backpack http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/download.php?id=37532

Lost Cosmonaut for his night vision mod : Night Vision Sunglasses http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/download.php?id=36011
anterobs for his auto nightvision script : http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/download.php?id=39248

Hattix for his fellout mod (I love the night) : http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/download.php?id=50520
TheFakeEmpire for Wasteland Mastery : http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/download.php?id=40492
Reneer for his changeable radio station mod (F the enclave!) : http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/download.php?id=47415

ElminsterAU for FO3Edit : http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/download.php?id=51394
Timeslip for Fallout Mod Manager (This is a must have) : http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/download.php?id=48906

And, of course, Bethesda for making the game.