This was a mod I used to use on every playthrough. I've since made one of my own inspired by yours except it does the same thing for lots of locations across the Mojave.
But one thing I wanted to say is that the reloading bench is backwards in yours.
Aside from the placement of the hotplate and the orientation of storage containers (and a rug), my mod from 2012 is identical: http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/48149/?#
No, I'm not asking you to take this down or complaining, I just happened upon this. I also tossed it together in the G.E.C.K. upon realizing just how far away a campfire was from vanilla's 'ultimate' player home (which is one of the creepiest player homes I think I've ever seen in a game, the atmosphere is all weird).
Yeah, I didn't happen upon your mod before I made this, otherwise I probably would've just been using that instead.
I made this before I played through any of the DLCs or started browsing FNV's nexus mods all that much, and I much prefer storing things at the Sink now, despite my followers staying in a dusty 200 year old apartment that crashes almost every time I try to go there, just for vanilla convenience's sake.
Skyrim's idle comments for followers really add a livelihood that you only start to really notice when everyone has just been staring quietly all day, like you said.
It gets extremely awkward just by having the radios off.
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But one thing I wanted to say is that the reloading bench is backwards in yours.
No, I'm not asking you to take this down or complaining, I just happened upon this. I also tossed it together in the G.E.C.K. upon realizing just how far away a campfire was from vanilla's 'ultimate' player home (which is one of the creepiest player homes I think I've ever seen in a game, the atmosphere is all weird).
Yeah, I didn't happen upon your mod before I made this, otherwise I probably would've just been using that instead.
I made this before I played through any of the DLCs or started browsing FNV's nexus mods all that much, and I much prefer storing things at the Sink now, despite my followers staying in a dusty 200 year old apartment that crashes almost every time I try to go there, just for vanilla convenience's sake.
Skyrim's idle comments for followers really add a livelihood that you only start to really notice when everyone has just been staring quietly all day, like you said.
It gets extremely awkward just by having the radios off.