Fallout New Vegas

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About this mod

Changes the color palette of DN Weathers to be more stylized and closer to Obsidian's/Bethesda's original vision for the game.

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Description

Merges the vanilla color palette of Fallout: New Vegas/Fallout 3 with the realistic tones from Desert Natural Weathers, creating a stunningly vibrant and atmospheric look that prioritizes gameplay over realism. Requires Desert Natural Weather's.

With this mod, your Fallout: New Vegas/TTW experience will take on a desert feel complete in a way that pays homage to its roots without compromising the original visual style.

Features 

  • The color palette of nearly all weathers in DNW has been tweaked to be more faithful to the developer's creative vision.
  • Moon phases will now play a big role on how bright the night is. (Requires MoonlightNVSE)
  • Cloudy weathers now have a significant amount of fog.
  • The Strip will no longer be dim during the night.
  • Added an atmospheric tint to TTW weathers that resembles their Fallout 3 counterparts.

TL;DR: A Vanilla+ version of Desert Natural Weathers

Want to see the difference? 

Mojave Wasteland: Daytime/Sunrise/Sunset/Night
Capital Wasteland: Daytime/Sunrise/Sunset/Night/Clear Day

The following concept art was used as inspiration: 

Obsidian: Sunset/Sunset 2/Legion/Legion 2
Bethesda: Clear Day/Overcast/Heavy Overcast/Radiated

Requeriments


Not required but strongly recommended:


Installation

  • Install Desert Natural Weathers and MoonlightNVSE.
  • Install this mod.

Any mod manager should be fine. Load this mod AFTER DN Weathers. Don't disable DN Weathers after installing this mod. 

To do

  • Jacobstown
  • Hoover Damn
  • Zion

Credits

Clayvn for patiently answer my questions on Discord, and of course being the author of Desert Natural Weathers. 

Catakysm for his useful guide on how to edit new weathers and his Vanilla Weather Tweaks which I used for general inspiration.