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New mod is A Small Set Of 6 Pip-Things - 5 Simple Small Working Pip-Boy Replacer Watches - And 1 Big One.
(they made a good note)
"PS. It should be run AFTER mods like "Pipboy Flashlight" or anything that adds some effects so they can work fine with this one."
Also, if you’re using a non-standard FOV (field of vision) or an FOV mod, that will likely conflict with this Pip-Watch.
(Thanks FF7412)
Also, xBox link:
https://bethesda.net/en/mods/fallout4/mod-detail/4169642
I (like most people) have ~250 mods installed with Vortex (and below the plugin limit). They have all been working together fine. I installed your mod to check it out (looks awesome btw) but was unable to see any pip-boy options in the armor workbench. I noticed my error was not editing my load order for this mod, so I took the steps to do so, loading it after my only other pip-boy mod (pip-boy flashlight). Upon rebooting the game, I am able to get to the Fallout 4 main menu, but constantly crash the game immediately after. I removed and uninstalled your mod, thinking that would be a fix. However, now I still cannot boot my game. Same crash at the main menu.
I want to clarify, my game was working fine before this mod. This is the only mod I added/changed between when it was and wasn't working. I am NOT looking to bash. I love your work and thank you for your contribution to Nexus. I just want my game to work again...
"Did you really delete my post asking for help after your mod broke my game after following instructions exactly? It was the only change I made between working and non-working states. All this does is keep some false vanity while downloaders suffer. How petty.
EDIT:
I re-installed Fallout 4 and every mod I had from my backed up files with the exact same load order. Everything except this mod. And now my game works. Go figure."
<waves>...it's over here.
Foot --> Mouth
I'm going to go click the endorse button on all of your mods now... Fml.
the hassle, I've backed up the entire game on another drive. It's
infinitely faster to replace than downloading from Steam, and it doesn't
mess up my setup under the My Games section on the C: drive. When you
download and 'fix' the problem through Steam, all those .ini files get
replaced with the original stuff.
Oh, I get it, never mind.
(Almost called it A Big Pip-Watch...but no one would have gotten the joke except maybe us... :| )
touche... But true. until it has a hologram screen monitor. Now that will nice lol. Also thank for reply.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lt2xw07hFso
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/46376?tab=posts&BH=0
(the weirdness comes in that, while can switch the screen enlargment On/Off at the workbench, will have to restart the game for the enlargment anim to start actually affecting the watch while 'Up/in pip menu')
This issue is currently the only thing stopping me from potentially swapping out the Pip-boy 2000 for this to fit my character's theme
Nothing can fix a non-standard FOV setting except for the user (or, well, reverting to a standard FOV is a much more reasonable suggestion than the several hours/days of work to adjust the pip to a position that is, honestly, completely unnecessary for everyday use and no more friendly for native FOV than it currently is)
Example: https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/475309175140777993/733786217732243476/unknown.png
Also the default view position looks really weird but this could just be a me problem: https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/475309175140777993/733787177581805649/unknown.png
Zoom out (right-click)/adjust FOV.
Likely non-standard FOV setting, see the sticky to fix that.