I wish to thank you for both this mod and Chrome doors. Unfortunately they don't seem to work anymore after the latest update from Bethesda. Is that something you know about and if so will you make an update of your great mods?
Hi Granny, thanks for downloading my retexture mod. Once this has been installed, wherever you encounter what I've called "Window Walls" (not sure of their "official" name), or "Industrial Doors" (if you've installed my "Chrome Doors" mod), instead of them appearing as the vanilla ("out of the box") versions, they will appear as what you see in the images above. This mod does not add new walls, but merely changes the appearance of certain existing walls. I'm currently drafting a tutorial that will teach how to add new walls and doors, and how to retexture them to your own taste (as well as being able to retexture most simple surfaces). If you'd like, I can send you a link once it's been uploaded.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask, and thanks for your interest in my work.
Thanks for your reply. But I went to the dreamhome on Neosi, assuming you use the decorator feature to change the walls. I did not find an option to d this. I even tried the modify and it never appeared as available. I think I should also mention that I had used game pass ( never again) to install Starfield.
It would be wild to be able to do this at outposts as well.
I use the console for all of my renovation and decorating needs.
I'm still working on a tutorial that explains how to do this. With this method, you're free to build where you want, how you want (with the caveat that I've yet to find a way to power up lights - but I've been told it's possible).
I don't know anything about Game Pass. I use Steam, so I can't offer any advice about that.
Thanks again for your interest in my work. I'll be sure to provide you with a link once my tutorial is uploaded...it will be awhile yet, but it's coming. :-)
Happy Easter to you and your family. Chat any time.
Hi Mioco, thanks for downloading my retexture mod.
There is a saying (can't currently recall who coined the phrase):
"Give a man a fish, feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, feed him for a lifetime."
I am currently drafting a tutorial that will teach you to retexture to your heart's content. I hope that you find it useful once it's uploaded. I'm still working on it, so it's not published yet, but if you'd like, I can send you a link once it's online.
Thanks for your interest in my work! I hope you enjoy it.
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after the latest update from Bethesda. Is that something you know about and if so will you make an update of your
great mods?
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask, and thanks for your interest in my work.
It would be wild to be able to do this at outposts as well.
Thanks
I use the console for all of my renovation and decorating needs.
I'm still working on a tutorial that explains how to do this. With this method, you're free to build where you want, how you want (with the caveat that I've yet to find a way to power up lights - but I've been told it's possible).
I don't know anything about Game Pass. I use Steam, so I can't offer any advice about that.
Thanks again for your interest in my work. I'll be sure to provide you with a link once my tutorial is uploaded...it will be awhile yet, but it's coming. :-)
Happy Easter to you and your family. Chat any time.
I'm pleased to inform you that I've completed my tutorial for retexturing surfaces!
Here's the link:
Tutorial Basics - 1 - Retexturing Vanilla Assets
There is a saying (can't currently recall who coined the phrase):
"Give a man a fish, feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, feed him for a lifetime."
I am currently drafting a tutorial that will teach you to retexture to your heart's content. I hope that you find it useful once it's uploaded. I'm still working on it, so it's not published yet, but if you'd like, I can send you a link once it's online.
Thanks for your interest in my work! I hope you enjoy it.
I'm pleased to inform you that my tutorial is completed and uploaded!
Here's the link:
Tutorial Basics - 1 - Retexturing Vanilla Assets