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I try to make sure my mods feel like they'd fit in vanilla and work great, and stuff like this makes it worth it. Thank you everyone for the support.
Stay tuned for more to come - I'm pretty much satisfied with QOL tweaks so I may start branching out more to new content and overhaul mods like Mothership Zeta Rehaul and Nuka-Cola Expansion Ultimate, and TTW patches for quest and location mods. No guarantees though, just some passing thoughts! I have other hobbies, a retail job, and classes to do, heh. Also want to do a pass over some of my other mods - I may be able to script them a bit more so compatibility is better.
Don't be afraid to continue reporting issues, missing stuff, and suggestions for improvement, that's what makes my mods get better. Tips are also greatly appreciated, I live alone and have to support myself. Thank you all.
Probably not safe to remove this mod mid playthough is it?
Or is there something I can do to make them mesh well together?
- Removing mods mid game is very undocumented and tends to cause a lot of issues, so I'm hesitant to recommend it
You could remove my mod if you haven't engaged with it at all but I'm expecting weird stuff to happen like objects missing from the homes
- Looking into it more, you might not need to remove my mod actually. Things might be able to work with minor bugs.
My idea is to have that mod load after my mod. That should make it win out on changing all the crafting stations which seem more significant.
Go to the ini for my mod and disable the quest to unlock my Sierra Madre vending machine. That should prevent a redundant second one from showing up.
If they moved the jukebox you might see a second floating one show up. Can't fix that lol. Judging from the images they didn't though.
The last thing is that if they changed the scripts of the personalities, they win out and you will lose the quality of life changes I made. The mod says no changes to functionality though.
- About the extra workbenches that show up with playing both mods, It could possibly be that the mod disables the workbenches and adds new ones
And then my mod goes and reenables the old ones again via script
maybe ill think of some way to work around this, i don't like patching stuff i dont really plan to use but maybe there's something i can do that would fix compatibility with many other mods that mess with those crafting stations
Don't expect me to do it right away though, im so sorry. Just going through some stuff, and some small burnout
I'm also working on other projects. my undiagnosed adhd wants to try to mess with game dev hah
It's definitely something that would be useful, but sounds like it'd be an overhaul of the mod. I understand how that is more difficult.
However, there's a conflict between this and the SinkAutoDoc script in Cyberware's OWB patch. How would I go about patching this?
thanks
- Name changes, quest item changes, and weight changes to base game upgrades are now done via script, no longer with hard edits. This should significantly improve compatibility with other mods.
- Added a reloading bench to the Followers Safehouse. Looks like I forgot to put one here! Now the set is complete.
How difficult would it be to edit out the homes from this ^ mod?
Would it simply a matter of deleting a few entries in XEdit?
EDIT: Misread, though I would assume the same case for TTW interiors, I don't know how it works internally.
So I'd definitely like to attempt to patch out the additions in that project, the homes are kinda important, especially since you spend a huge amount of time in your homes in Hardcore mode
You should avoid TTW interiors for now - from what I've gathered it hasnt been updated for the latest TTW versions. I would personally recommend the following mods for more things to explore. I like some quest mods too, but this will just be a small list of mostly-pure location mods.
New Vegas side:
Uncut Wasteland plus NPCs & Uncut Extra Collection
Prerelease Restored
A World of (Less) Pain - A Lore Friendly AWOP Revision
NV Interiors Remastered
MoreMojave
Quarry Junction Pass (this + more mojave makes the quarry so much more traversable)
Westside Suburbs Uncut
Fallout 3 side:
TTW A World of Pain for Fallout 3
Metro Carriage Interiors TTW
I got more I'm still checking out, including some mods which affect the fallout 3 side but I haven't been finding anything from those mods yet. Most of the mods in the Wasteland Survival Guide Content section seem like solid picks.
And thanks for mentioning the other mods there, I'll check those out :)