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  1. Simply: eyeglasses w/ Helmets

    This is going to require some explaining:
     
    The Four eyes "trait" is considered an "enchantment" and has a single slot available to any headpiece for whatever enchantment needs to be on that headgear (i.e glasses have the Four Eyes Trait and the Riot Helmet from the Lonesome road DLC has a special enchantment that enables the player to effectively have night vision)…
     
    naturally I could not overwrite previous enchantments without losing what makes them special so I removed a tag that overrides the eyeglasses slot, did a brief bit of testing with the NCR Ranger Helmet (with good results) and in theory the same change having been made to all other helmets (let me know if I missed one) should have the same effect.
     
    … its a shame I cant make the eyeglasses invisible with the condition that they are under the helmet (I might be able to but I haven't found a way yet)
     
    TL;DR - eyeglasses can be worn with helmets to appeal to those who took the four-eyes trait.
     
    also - this mod was made with THIS mod in mind

    60 downloads

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  2. NVSE Extender (aka NX)

    This is a plugin for NVSE, providing new script functions for modders.
     
    !!! FOMM REQUIREMENT !!!
    This FOMOD install requires my custom FOMM build from right here @ loverslab. The original/vanilla FOMM will not install executable files like dll's. At least, if I remember correctly, it won't. I don't know if NMM will install them either.
     
    Extender Version: 18
    Released: 5-Jan-2019
     
    Requires NVSE 4.5.7 or later
     
    Project source code: nvse extender. Send myself or jaam a message here or there if you'd like to contribute to the project. We are both admins.
     
    What does it do?
    NVSE Extender provides additional functions available to modders. Some will provide information via the console as well. It uses the save/load notifications to save (and load!) its data whenever the game is saved.
     
    How do I install it?
    Download the FOMOD for the version you want and install it with FOMM. You do not need the other files, and you only need ONE fomod.
     
    Advanced users:
     
     
     
    What functions are available?
    There are many functions available. I need to redo this documention to list and explain them all.
     
    Current implemented function list:
     
     
     
    Can I include this with my mod, upload it elsewhere, etc?
    Sure. You can do whatever you want with it.
     
    If you screw up your players by installing an older version than they already have, you deserve a slap. If you upload it somewhere else and claim to be the author, you can field the bug reports and write the fixes, while rotting in hell.
     
    I'm all about letting people do whatever they want with stuff I create, but be responsible about it and don't be a dick.
     
    What does the future hold?
    Many other functions are planned, they are discussed in the support thread.

    347,142 downloads

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  3. YRegen - a regeneration mod

    1. SHORT DESCRIPTION:
     
    A small mod I made when learning how to use MCM and timer scripts.
    I decided to create a regeneration mod, since I never found one with all the features I wanted.
     
    2. CURRENT VERSION: 26.03.2020
     
    3. FULL DESCRIPTION:
     
    The mod offers an ability to control the regeneration of the character. Configurable through MCM.
     
    It allows you to:
    set the base Healing Rate of the character set an Endurance multiplier and choose it's type (either Endurance value or Fallout 1/2 Healing Rate) set a multiplier for Fast Metabolism perk make regeneration only work out of combat set a bonus regeneration for sleep set a multiplier for Well Rested perk turn on and off limbs regeneration set limb regeneration multiplier turn on and off crippled limbs regeneration allow sleep to heal crippled limbs set minimum hours of sleep required to heal crippled limbs You can set the multipliers to either multiply each other or to be added together so that you can emulate Fallout 1/2 style Healing Rate.
     
    Healing Rate of 1 means regeneration of 0.066 HPs per hour.
     
    4. CHANGELOG:
     
     
    Let me know if you find any bugs or have ideas how to make it better.

    321 downloads

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  4. [New Vegas] Hair Patcher Two - 15 dec 2019

    If you never used the Hair Patcher:
    In games like FONV, when you install mods of hair / eyes / races you need to make patches to make these work together. Mind you, it's quite easy to patch them, however you could decide to let the hair patcher handle it for you. But this comes to a cost: the more races / hair / eyes you introduce, the more it slows the loading of the game. I don't mean when you load a savegame, I mean the first time you load the game, the time needed to arrive at the Main Menu.

    If you were fine with the previous Hair Patcher, you can stick with it; or, you can check the few new differences with the Hair Patcher Two, and then decide. I rewrote most of it and I feeled it was better keep them separated.
    
     
    
    Differencies with the previous one:
    Hair Patcher Two comes with a .ini file, located inside \Data\Config, called HairPatcher.ini
    You can edit it with a common text editor, like Windows Notepad, or Notepad++. These are the settings:
    [OPTIONS]
    >>> DEBUG: if 1, it will enable debug mode. You don't need it.
    >>> MESSAGE: it will show you a message on the main menu, where it tells you how much time it took to process, the quantity of hairs / eyes / races and the IDs of the mirrors, if you need them. It's enabled (=1) by default.
    >>> HAIRS: this is very important. If you set it to 0, the mod won't process the hair styles. This is very helpful when you install a mod with eyes, and you don't really need to process hairs, setting this to zero will reduce drastically the loading time.
    >>> EYES: same as for HAIRS, but for EYES. Just don't put both to zero, or the mod won't patch anything.
    >>> MIRROR: on every new save, you will always receive a couple of Mirrors, one to change hairstyle and one to change eyes. However, if you lose them, you won't receive them again, you should add them via console. This parameter is an alternative to that: if you set this value to ZERO, the next time you will load the savegame you will receive a new couple of Mirrors (assuming you don't have them already in your inventory)
    [RACES]
    This section initially is empty, it will populate on its own the first time you will load the game. Later, if you'll change your load order/add/remove mods, this section will change eventually when necessary, but well this is not important. What's important is that you can manually edit the value of the races, to exclude them from processing, greatly increasing the loading time.
    Let's make an example. After running the game, you'll find something like this in this section:
    MojaveDelight.esp:415A='Posh' #1
    MojaveDelight.esp:415C='Posh' #2
    FalloutNV.esm:424A=African American
    Now, let's assume that you installed Mojave Delight but you want to play with an African American and you're only interested on the hairs and eyes contained in that mod. All you need to do is delete the name of the race on the right, and replace it with a zero (0), like this:
    MojaveDelight.esp:415A=0
    MojaveDelight.esp:415C=0
    FalloutNV.esm:424A=African American
    The next times you'll start the game, the hair patcher won't tell you "I found 3 races", but it'll tell you "I found 1 race", and the script will only do one third of the necessary operations.


    Requisites
    - NVSE
    - JIP NVSE


    Installation
    You can both do it manually, extracting the archive inside \Data, or using a mod manager.

    282 downloads

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  5. [New Vegas] Inspector

    Description
    It's a small mod which gives you few informations about the reference you are pointing with your crosshair. These informations go from the base ID, to the position, the angle, the cell, part of the inventory (if Actors or Containers) etc.

    Examples: you find a flying tree and you don't know what mod moved it. Or, more complicated, some aspects of the game are unbalanced and you need to inspect deeper (especially when using complete overhauls)

    To activate it, just press the Hotkey while not having anything under your crosshair, you'll see INSPECTOR ACTIVE on your screen. When the UI is active, you just need to point your crosshair to some reference and if you are close enough (=activation distance) then the infos will appear on the screen. Everytime you'll move your crosshair over a new reference, the infos will automatically update. To close the interface, just go into a Menu (i.e. Pipboy, Main Menu) or point your crosshair to nowhere and press the Hotkey again. The only MenuMode exception is the console: when you open it, the interface won't close and the informations will stay on the screen.

    By default, the Hotkey is the bar on the numpad ( / ), but it can be changed with a key (see later), or replaced with the Control for Aim / Blocking (default Alt or Right Mouse button)

    Some references (Actors, Creatures, Containers) can have more pages of informations. To access them, stick with your crosshair on them and press the Hotkey ( / by default) more and more to turn the pages. Since this could be complicated if you're doing it on a moving actor, you can target it and see the first page of the inspector, and then immediately open the console so the game will stop and you can browse through the pages (again, with the Hotkey) safely.

    I did it few days ago as request from a user, I ended up adding few more features I needed myself. If you need to add few extra infos, please let me know and let's see if it's doable.


    Options
    You can set them on MCM. If you don't use MCM you can edit with a notepad the config file inside Data\Config\aDT\Settings.ini
    - Enable Mod: when you disable this, the hotkey will stop working
    - Debug Mode: will spam something in console, don't use it if unnecessary
    - Modifier: if you choose HOTKEY, in the next option you can choose to assign whatever key on your keyboard (default is / on the NumPad). If you choose CONTROL, the hotkey will be the Control for Block / Aim (default is Alt, or Right Mouse button)
    - Vertical Alignment: the number of pixels from the top of the screen to the Inspector's informations
    - Horizontal Alignment: it can be Left, Middle or Right
    - Vertical Line Spacing: you can decide the space from a line to another, in pixels. This is useful to tweak when you change font. Default is 22 for Font 3
    - Font: allows to use one of the 8 fonts.
    - Alpha Background: the transparent black background you see on the Inspector, 0 is invisible and 255 is full black.
    - All the other flags under Interface Options: they decide what to output on the Inspector

    The same options are basically replicated inside Data\Config\aDT\Settings.ini, for those not using MCM. In the INI, the hotkey will always take precedence: to switch to the Aim/Block control you must set Key to 0 (zero).


    Requisites
    - NVSE
    - Latest JIP (release 30/11/19)
    - UIO
    - MCM (Optional)


    Installation
    You can both do it manually, extracting the archive inside \Data, or using a mod manager.


    Known Issues
    There's a bunch of meshes which can't be targeted, so the Inspector won't find them. Fortunally I found not many for now. I'm still thinking what to do with them.
    I.e. treejoshANV.nif, some cactus
     
    Changelogs
    V5
    Added new page "Active Effects" for creatures and actors. Corrected small error in previous version.
    V4
    Added check if a reference has a script attached, with the ref ID of the script. It's on the bottom, in the group of the Extra var.
    Rearranged few lines of script.
    V3
    Added recipes for MISC items (abraxo, egg timer etc.) and ALCH items (food, drinks etc.), they're in second page
    V2
    Added Export button on MCM, so that you can save your actual configuration and you won't have to reconfigure it next time you'll start a new game. Small fix on a script. If possible, make a clean save.
    V1
    First release

    361 downloads

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  6. Pace Yourself

    WHAT IT IS
     
    Pace Yourself is a small utility that you can use to remind yourself you've been playing for a certain amount of time and should probably stop for a while. You can then simply dimiss the message, choose to be reminded again later, or leave yourself a note that will be displayed next time you start the game in order to remember what you were about to do.
     
    REQUIREMENTS

    NVSE 5.1.4
    JIP 55+
    JohnnyGuitar 2+
     
    CUSTOMIZABLE

    Both the messages you send yourself, and when they should be displayed, are easily customizable in the .ini file that comes with it. You can be as passive-aggressive to yourself as you like.

    Every section in the ini comes with the following fields:
    Msg=the actual message that is displayed to you.
    Time=after how many minutes it should be displayed since game start (FirstMsg) or the last time you got a message (the Reminders).
    DismissOption=the text for the button where you simpy want the message to go away
    SnoozeOption=the text for the button where you ask to be reminded again later
    NoteOption=the text for the button where you want to leave a note
    By default, there is one first message, and 3 reminding messages for when you hit the proverbial snooze button before. You can actually add more reminding messages if you want: simply follow the conventions of the previous ones, and leave the SnoozeOption empty for the last one.
     
    PERMS
    Dedicated to the public domain with CC.0
     
    DISCLAIMER
    Whipped this up in about an hour. Untested, I have other things to do. Should be fine. If not, I'll hear about it. If you want it to do more, or less, or do things differently, you're welcome to do it yourself, see Perms.
     
    CREDITS
    As always, kudos to the coders who made the script functions I use.
     

    68 downloads

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  7. RaceBodyMorph (NPC BodyMorph Randomizer) 1.0.2

    RaceBodyMorph (NPC BodyMorph Randomizer) (Could use a better name, but meh...)
     
    A simple BodyMorph plugin that I originally made for myself causing me to learn scripting in GECK.
     
    Description:
    Allows randomization of NPC body morphs based on minimum and maximum values for each bones that can be set for each race and gender via the MCM.
    Use Ctrl+M to quickly access the Activation Menu.
     




     
    Requirements:
    BodyMorph 1.1.0+, of course.
    NVSE.
    NVSE Extender (NX).
    Mod Configuration Menu - Needed to activate and setup the plugin.
    Weighted body, like T3F Body with BnB (look in Files section).
    Weighted armors or clothing, like Bouncing Breasts Type 3 Armors.
    Or T3FBBR BnB Body Replacer + Rough Outfit Conversions.
     
    Notes:
    There are alot of changes as of version 1.0.0 (January 3, 2016). To avoid issues from updating from an earlier version, it is advised to install it with a RaceBodyMorph-free save or better yet a BodyMorph-free save, to do so:
    Disable/Uninstall BodyMorph and RaceBodyMorph from your load order, start game and save. Then install the latest version of BodyMorph and RaceBodyMorph.
     
    Updating RaceBodyMorph or the core BodyMorph to a new version will deactivate the mod and reset all settings on load, so be sure to use the mod's Save/Load Settings function to save time.
     
    Changelog:
     

    7,362 downloads

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  8. NX Insight (MCM NX Data Viewer)

    NX Insight
     
    Description:
    An MCM mod that allows the user to view associated NX data of the target reference (Player if no reference under crosshair).
    NX variables to be displayed are defined inside the INI files located in "Data/Config/NXInsight/SubMenuFolder/INIFile.ini".
    Requires Lutana NVSE plugin to work.
     
     
     
     
    Directory Structure:
    GameDirectory/Data/Config/NXInsight/SubMenuFolder/INIFile.ini
    - SubMenuFolder (SubMenu, MCM has a 10 submenu limit, so 10 folders are possible)
    - INI file (contains section names and NX variables to be displayed)
    Folders inside directory "Data/Config/NXInsight" will act as MCM submenus.
    There are no hard rules on organizing keys inside the INIs, just make sure you got the NX key of the NX variable you want to display right.
    See attachments in the first post for sample INIs.
     
    INI Format:
     

    SectionName = Section name
    NXKey = NX key of variable to display
    Enabled = Determines if this variable will be displayed in the MCM, set it to 1.
     
    Requirements:
    Mod Configuration Menu
    NVSE
    NX (NVSE Extender)
    Lutana NVSE
     
    Note:
    Having an ini file with the name "System.ini" apparently crashes the game when initialized, probably some engine level stuff conflicting, so avoid the name "System.ini".
     
    Changelog:
     
     
    Attached are some INI files for BodyMorph, SOIntimacy and Spunk:
    NXInsight-BodyMorph.7z
    NXInsight-SOIntimacy.7z
    NXInsight-Spunk.7z

    480 downloads

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  9. FEEL - Facial Expression Editor (Limited *pfft*) [FONV]

    - UPDATE -
     
    09/04/2017
    V.4 - Added a correction on the code during the initialization.
     
    23/03/2017
    V.3 - REQUISITES CHANGED, check description. Introduced new check version with JIP and corrected small typo on player selection with R
     
    27/02/2017
    V.2 - Added a full reset. Now when you press DEL to reset the values, it should also reset your face.
     
    - DESCRIPTION -
    An in-game facial expression editor, if you used something like that in Skyrim then you're already used to it.
     
    You open an Edit mode, it goes in TFC (Fly cam), an UI with the list of phonemes appears on the screen, you choose a phoneme, you choose a value, you apply it, your character's face will change.
     
    So why "limited"? because after a while that you are using it, you probably will start wondering "what if..." "can you..." - well, the answer is 99% of times No. Just because what was viable was already made. And I'll add, "unfortunately", because it could have given a lot of pretty opportunities. However, while I can't change the game engine's behaviours, I can still change the "mechanics", the way I wrote the editor, if it helps the user's experience, so please drop me a line with a feedback if you have an idea to share.
     
    - KEYBIND -
    All the keys can be changed via MCM. Here's the default ones:
    I - Enters / Exits the Edit mode, to edit the facial expression. It also calls the TFC (flycam) if you're not on it.
    Up / Down arrow - browses through the list of the phonemes
    Left / Right arrow - decreases / increases the value of the highlighted phoneme
    Left Shift - Hold it to speed up the previous actions
    Return (the main one, not the one on the numpad) - Applies the highlighted value
    Del - Zeroes all the values (which doesn't mean it resets your facial expression v.2 should reset the face too)
    Page Up - Changes category / page .There are 3 categories: phonemes, modifiers, expressions
    Numpad numbers 1-6 - They allow to store a preset. To STORE a new preset, you must HOLD the key for a couple of seconds, until you hear a sound and a message on top right of the screen will warn you. To LOAD a preset, you must TAP the key and you'll hear a different sound, and a message on top right of the screen will warn you.
    R - cycles through the targets in the list (see later). The selected npc will have a blue cloud on it for a couple of seconds.
     
    - USAGE -
    I will describe the usage with an example, so you can understand part of the limits by yourself.
    - I press "I" and I go in edit mode, to change the player's expression.
    - I put my freecam in front of the face, I modify the Aah phoneme value, I press Return to apply it.
    - I don't like it, so I increase that value, I press again Return to apply it.
    - I move on another phoneme, i.e. Big Aah, I select a value, I press Enter to apply it.
    - Now I want to see how the Big Aah would show without the Aah, so I go back on the Aah, I select a zero value, I press Return to apply it.
    - I proceed in this way until I find a good expression, then I HOLD the Numpad 1 for a couple of seconds, until I hear the sound and the message tells me that it's stored.
    - Now I want to make a new expression, I press Del to zero all the values, BUT FIRST I memorize which ones I changed, i.e. Aah, Big Aah and Ooh, because I will have to go over them one by one and apply the zero pressing Return and since v.2 this should also reset my facial expression.
    ...
    - Now I stored some expressions. I prepare myself to make a screenshot, I load back the first stored expression TAPPING Numpad 1, the sound effect and the message on top right will tell me that it's loaded, but the face won't be changed - to do that, I will have to browse through every single modified phoneme and press Return to apply them.
     
    - TARGETING -
    If you simply press I, you'll go in Edit mode and the player will be the only target.
    If you press I while having a NPC on your crosshair, you'll go in Edit mode with both the player and that npc as viable targets.
    If you press I and you are using Sexout, it will load Sexout's targets (actor A, B and C) in the list of viable targets - UNTESTED, please report issues.
     
    - PROBLEMS / LIMITS -
    - If you Apply two values too fast, the second one will reset the previous. The necessary time for the game engine to apply it, is about a second.
    - If you Apply many values too fast, even if only the last one will be applied, every command will still be queued and will need (number of operations x 1 second) seconds to end up the queue. Queue is persistent through saves, so don't think to trick it loading a save, you just need to wait
    - A facial expression is PERSISTENT THROUGH SAVES: if you have a open mouth, you'll have to close it. If you don't, and you simply load a previous game, you still will see the mouth open.
    - A facial expression is NOT PERSISTENT if you exit the game or go back to main menu. This also clues you something important - whatever you do, you can't do any real damage, don't be scared.
    - It shouldn't clash with any mods that use Special Idles, so it should be compatible with them (i.e. Sexout)
    - It should clash with FAFF and any other mods that introduce a reset of facial expressions inside an animgroup (i.e. I can think to... uhm... animated chems or something like that). If they give you troubles, remove the added animgroups (like, mtidle etc.)
    - There could be some cases where some specific expressions don't apply - you could need a different skeleton, let's talk about it.
    - My ARES doesn't morph Eee phoneme. Didn't inspect too much the reason.
     
    - REQUIREMENTS -
    - Last NVSE
    - JIP NVSE
    - MCM (optional but strongly recommended)
    - JIP UIO
     
    - INSTALLATION -
    Extract the content under Data and activate the plugin, or use your favourite mod manager.
     
    - PERMISSIONS -
    I guess it's a final version, you can do whatever you want with it, if it's non-commercial / doesn't involve money.
     
    - CREDITS -
    hlp for NVSE
    Pelinor for MCM
    Doctasax for uMCM
    JIP for UIO and JIP NVSE
    panthercom for testing

    505 downloads

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  10. Hairs - Races Auto - Patcher [FONV]

    24/03/2017 - Added JIP NVSE version.
     
    Description
    Everytime you install custom hairs or custom eyes, if you want them to be used in your favourite custom race you must open the GECK and add them in the list - basically you must patch them manually.
     
    This small script does it for you, everytime you load the game.
     
    You'll be able to load any hairstyle and eyes, and it will spread it on any race you have installed. IIl will execute when you load the game, when you'll arrive in the main menu - the game will freeze when loading the arrays, and when it has finished it will show you a message box. NOTE: if you'll open the console at this point, you'll be able to see how many eyes / hairs were added to records.
    If you have slowdowns / freezes after the message box, they're not caused by this mod. How much time it will take? it varies by some factors. It makes many operations, it can make *some thousand* operations. I tried with ARES + Mojave Delight + Mojave Delighted + Mikoto, it took about 4 seconds to load everything. Considering how big Mikoto is, it was a very fine result for me. If your loading times are too high, then consider to reduce the number of races / hairs or not use this small mod.
     
    The mod also provides you an item under Apparel, named [Mirror-Hairs ] and [Mirror-Eyes]. f you click on them, it will close the pipboy and after 1-2 seconds it will open the barber menu for hairs and the plastic surgeon menu for eyes, so you'll be able to change your hairstyle.
     
    Requisites
    - NVSE 5+
    - JIP NVSE
     
    Installation
    Drop the ESP under Data and activate it. To uninstall, simply remove it and make a clean save.
     
    Issues and Conflicts
    Sincerely, I can't think to any possible downsides right now. Let me know if you'll have issues posting your experience on the thread.
     
    For hairs, maybe you could have some improper hairstyles if you play with child races, it's not made for child races. If you find any issues please use the thread to warn me.
     
    A note about eyes: there are some mods that introduce a new kind of eye, with a different UV. Basically, its texture can't be adapted over a vanilla eye and vice-versa. Translated in practical terms, it means that since this mod knows nothing about which model you install and it only merges them all together, you'll find yourself with some eyes that look well and some other eyes that have obviously a wrong texture over them. You can't do anything about it. To use a fantasy comparison, it's like if you install UNP body on Skyrim and then you want to use CBBE textures over it.
     
    Update: there are essentially a couple of issues I managed to find during further tests.
     
    - One is well known since always, you can read about it on some race pages too (i.e. Mojave Delight if I remember well). It is about the fact that under some circumstances you can't change eyes and hairs together. If you want to change eyes, you should first choose some vanilla hair and then change eyes and then change hair back to your custom model. I say "under some circumstances" because for Mojave Delight and its eyes / hairs it always happened to me, but on other races it doesn't, so I still can't say what's the real cause.
     
    - The second is a lil more strange. It's still about eyes, they cause me random freezes if I change them on the fly in game. As it is, it seems game engine related, and it depends by the kind of custom race I'm using. For example, with vanilla race and custom eyes + hairs I didnt' have problems, while on ARES I had it often.
     
    This, for me, means that you probably will be able to use every hair and eye you want (but keep in mind the point number One for some races) during the character creation, but changing them later could lead to problems, so save your game before changing something to avoid to loose where you arrived, because of the freeze. This also means that you probably could avoid further freezes if you swap race, but it causes other downsides, in every Bethesda game changing race resets things like attributes / skills etc.
     
    TL;DR THERE SHOULDN'T BE ISSUES DURING CHARACTER'S CREATION, BUT THERE COULD BE SOME IF CHANGING THE ASPECT LATER. I'LL LEAVE THE TWO MIRRORS ON THE PLAYER'S INVENTORY, BUT BEFORE SWAPPING YOUR ASPECT ON THE FLY (mainly eyes), PLEASE MAKE A SAVE FIRST.
     
    Also, it could be that some mods like NVAC or some specific tweaks / settings could reduce or avoid this issue, it could be nice to make further tests with these.
     
    Credits
    hlp for NVSE 4+
    JazzIsParis for JIP NVSE
    Luthien Anarion for Lutana
    raschau on Nexus for the idea of adding eyes
     
    Permissions
    My general rule on permissions - you can do whatever you want but not for commercial use; if it's marked as Beta/WIP, then do not use it, it's better if you contact me and we cooperate; if you use something from my mods, some credit would be nice, but if you can please inherit the permissions, so that others will be able to use your mod too, mods deserve to be spreaded.

    1,338 downloads

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  11. Bribe The NCR To Reduce Infamy

    This is a very simple mod, but I thought someone might like it.
     
    When you have high infamy with the NCR, you get the rangers threatening you and warning you have 3 days to improve your reputation or they are bringing you death.
     
    It can be quite difficult to improve your reputation, especially if you have already done a lot of NCR quests, and lore wise, the NCR has plenty of corrupt politicians and brahmin barons exploiting the system. You can't bribe the rangers, they're too clean, but you can go to the Mojave Outpost and talk to Major Knight, who is authorised to sell treasury bonds which is essentially bribing the official justice system. They don't give you fame, but for every 1000 caps you spend, it reduces your infamy by 4%.
     
    Requirements
     
    NVSE v4.2 or later
     
    Why does it require NVSE at all? No good reason, purely to force anyone still using V2 to upgrade, since I feel that having most people still using old versions holds the modding community back
     

    (The screenshot is just to make the page more interesting, its actually from a dream in Another Kick in the Head)

    740 downloads

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  12. Writable Logbook [Fallout NV]

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    NOTE on update: if you come from a previous version (especially <2.7), you could experience strange behaviours, a clean save would be necessary.
    v5.1 - Corrected an issue where a customized UI aspect could have been resetted during initialization; some slight script changes.
    V5 - Adds the possibility to use the logbook with alternative starts (i.e. Project Brazil, DUST). Automatically corrects the data, whatever the modder decided.
    V4.0 UPDATE
    IT STILL REQUIRES THE MAIN FILE (v.3) TO BE INSTALLED BEFORE IT! This is just an incremental update.
    - Groovatron compatibility granted
    - For modders: as per request, now 2 events are dispatching
    --- aLBOpenLogbook
    --- aLBCloseLogbook
    - Solved a small issue preventing TTW users who updated NV to receive their logbook
    V3.0
    Since ENB users can have problems in erasing characters with Backspace, I added the left arrow to erase the last character you are editing.
    Uploaded another interface file, the previous one was wrong. Not a big deal, however it was not the one intended and it was different from the pics)
    V2.9
    Added hotkey to open the LogBook without opening the pipboy (configurable via MCM - Default L)
    V.2.8
    Patched for TTW, now it shouldn't be possible to cause issues forcing the logbook to appear in inventory. It will be added after the quest Escape! in DC
    V.2.71
    Re-packaged the folders, I did a typo in the folder name, probably preventing a mod manager to install it correctly
    V.2.7
    Corrected critical issue mainly for non-Lutana users
    V.2.5
    I changed idea, I did a new version.
    - Added options to custom the UI, inside MCM, along with some pre-made themes. People using a custom UI graphic (i.e. Darn UI) should hopefully now be able to adapt the interface to their needs. If then a Darn UI user will send me the parameters to set MCM, I'll add it as pre-made theme for Darn UI.
    - Switched the day time back of 5 days (thank you RogueMage)
    - Added an initialization quest: now it will start after the first tutorial quest inside doc mitchell's house.
     
    V.2
    - Corrected little script things
    - Corrected a major issue where the logbook was erased everytime you were quitting and then playing again
    - AnT is in the safe list now
    - Introduced possibility to save the logbook on a file (Thank you Luthien)
     
    v.2 is probably the last stable version before removing the state of Beta.
    The optional requirement of Lutana was changed from v10 to v11 (updated around 26-27th february, check Lutana's page)
    This allowed me to introduce a new function in MCM that will save the LogBook inside a file. The file will be in Data\Config\LogBook, and it will be named with the name of your character. So basically you can have more logbooks if you play with more characters at the same time.
    What the save will do:
    > It will create the file if it doesn't exist. It will overwrite the existing entries
    What the save won't do:
    > If you save the file, then you manually erase a line using R and then you save again, you won't see the difference. This because the save is not differential, it will only store new values but not erased values. So, if you erased many lines and you want to update your logbook file, simply erase it and create a new one in game using the MCM option.
     
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    Description
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    A writable Logbook for New Vegas made by Odessa and me. It will be automatically added to your inventory once you finish the first quest "Ain't that a kick in the head) in NV, or "Escape!" in TTW. You will find it under Apparel, like armors and outfits. Once you'll click on it, you will be kicked out from pipboy and after an instant it will open. From v.5, it is possible to have a LogBook via MCM, to grant compatibility with those using mods like Project Brazil or Dust.
     
    At start you will have only the cover, you will have to add a new page entry pressing the key N. The new page will contain the actual date, expressed as "number of days since you started the game", like a logbook. You can add a new page only once a day.
     
    You can browse along the pages using the four arrows or using WASD (NOTE: direct code, not controls)
     
    You can edit a page browsing over it and then pressing E: at that point, you will enter in EDIT mode, a green line will highlight the line you can edit. To edit the highlighted line, you can press <Enter>, a cursor will appear on the line and you will be able to write. <Enter> again will confirm your sentence. To quit EDIT mode you will press E again. You can press R to remove a line, except for the very first entry (the one named "NOTHING SO FAR" when you create a new page). You can add a new line pressing N, the line will be added just under the point where you actually are (the green hightlight line). If you press down arrow over the last line, you will automatically add a new line at the end (exactly as if you were pressing N and you were in the last position).
     
    To exit the logbook you must press Q in GameMode and ESC in MenuMode.
     
    NOTE: the keys could seem a lil hard to remember, but they are all written as description near the logbook, when you open it, so you can't make mistakes.
     
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    GameMode vs MenuMode
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    GameMode is "realtime", the game doesn't stop. It's more realistic, it will show an animation of your character pinching on the pipboy. If you are using a pipboy replacer / remover, it still shouldn't be that bad.
    Since you can be attacked, there's a safe script that will kick you out from the logbook if a creature is near you
    GameMode requires Lutana and it's a lil more script intensive.
     
    MenuMode is paused game, just like when you open your pipboy or you talk with someone or you sleep. No animations will be triggered nor you can't be attacked. However, in any case you won't be able to open the logbook if are already in combat or an enemy is near.
    MenuMode doesn't require Lutana and it's a lil less script intensive.
     
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    MCM
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    MCM is not mandatory, however it would make easier choosing the few extra options
    1) Debug mode: flag it to check the console spam and understand something more when there are problems.
    2) I've lost my logbook: will give you another logbook if you have lost yours (because it's not considered quest item so you can drop it in a container)
    3) MenuMode: if flagged, will select MenuMode; if unflagged, will select GameMode. If Lutana is not installed, you won't be able to unflag it.
    4) AZERTY bug: this is just for those lucky ones using QWERTY but Beth was really thinking they were using AZERTY
     
    Manual enabling options via console:
    1) Set "xx000AE0".bDebug to 1
    2) Player.AddItem xx000ADD 1
    3) Set "xx000AE0".bLogMode to 1 >>> *** SEE NOTE BELOW!
    4) Set "xx000AE0".iKeyb to 1
     
    *** NOTE: setting to 1 means enabling MenuMode. DO NOT FORCE THIS VALUE TO ZERO IF YOU DON'T HAVE LUTANA!
     
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    Requirements
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    - NVSE v4.5+
    - JazzIsParis UIO
    - MCM (Optional)
    - Lutana (Optional) v11+.
    - 45+ fps (Optional). More it's lower and less it's smooth when you write.
     
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    Installation
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    Install the requirements and then use your favourite mod manager to install this package, or unzip the content inside Data as always.
    If you are updating, please do a clean save.
     
    NOTE for DARNUI users, or whatever custom UI you are using: you can custom the UI alignment using the MCM options, I included a picture that shows the parameters. It's not super easy but if you can manage to make some template for Darn UI I will include them as standard templates in a future update
     
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    Known Issues and extra notes
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    Until it's Beta, Debug Mode will be enabled by default. Can be disabled via MCM or console.
    Darn UI will probably have a misplacement on the strings, due to the different size. I'll be happy to make a patch if some Darn UI user will drop me a line and will have small patience to send me a screenshot and try the patch.
     
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    Permission
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    This mod can be considered free for non-commercial use only - please credit the deserving, when deserved - Any mod that contains any assets from this mod MUST SHARE the SAME policies. There are NO exceptions for this: if you don't like this rule, don't use this mod or any of its assets. Instead, if you can stand to my will and you understand that my main purpose is mods diffusion, feel free to do whatever you want with this mod and PM me if you need some help, I'll be glad to help you.
     
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    Credits
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    Odessa
    Jaam, Luthien, JazzIsParis
    Prideslayer and Doctasax
     
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  13. Weapons Hot Keys [FONV]

    Description
    Yesterday I've installed the last Lutana, and this small script is the result. I wanted it since a long time, and I loved to share it.
     
    This mod has 2 purposes:
    1) Automatically store and restore the weapon hotkeys when you enter / exit casinos
    2) Allow to store / restore on the fly 3 different presets for the weapon hotkeys
     
    The first one is done automatically, all you can do is deactivate it via MCM if you don't want it. The three places where this automatic script fires are the Ultra Lux, the Gomorrah and the Tops. I can easily add more places if it's necessary.
     
    The second one is done manually. It -is- very simple, but I have some hard time to explain it right now. Later in the description I'll do a practical example, which is how I use it in game.
     
    Requisites
    MANDATORY: NVSE 5+
    MANDATORY: Lutana 16 (march 2016) - new versions could not work
    OPTIONAL: UIO
    OPTIONAL: MCM
     
    However, the optionals are STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. Without them, weird things can happen, like cows with 2 heads roaming Mojave etc.
     
    Installation
    Drop everything under your \Data, as usual, or use a Mod Manager that is so kind to do it for you. But it must do it diligently and in a correct way of course.
     
    Uninstallation
    Remove the files and make a clean save, traces of the mod will be removed automatically.
     
    Initial recommendations
    This is not mandatory, but it's still a nice thing to do for scripted mods.
    Before installing, go inside a calm interior and save your game, then install the mod, then reload that save and wait few seconds: the mod will make its own initial settings and if no bad things happen then you're ready to go.
     
    Regarding this specific mod: at first, I suggest to go on MCM and make your own initial setup - decide if you need both the features, or unflag what you don't use (it reduces script workload). Then, unflag Debug if it's flagged and you don't have issues. Then, if you decide to use the preset hotkeys, configure the hud position with its option. Also, define how many seconds the menu must stick on the screen. Last, decide what keys bind to the 3 presets if you don't like the default ones (NumPad 1, 2 and 3)
     
    How to use it
    To STORE the hotkeys on a preset, HOLD the preset hotkey for a couple of seconds, until you'll hear a beep sound.
    To SEE what you stored on a certain preset, TAP the preset hotkey: a menu will appear on the screen, showing the keys and the weapons. The menu will close on its own after few seconds (the Menu Time parameter on MCM).
    To RESTORE the hotkeys on a preset, TAP the preset hotkey WHILE the menu is open. Or if the menu is not open, simply TAP-TAP (double tap) the preset hotkey. You then will hear a beep sound (even if slightly different from the store sound)
     
    What you CAN'T do:
    TAP a preset hotkey to check what you stored on a certain preset, and THEN HOLD that preset hotkey because you assume that it will replace it with your current setup. No, you can't, if you do that you won't STORE but will RESTORE instead. So, after that you checked the menu, wait few seconds that it will go away and THEN HOLD the preset key to STORE your current setup.
     
    Practical in-game example (how I usually use it)
    - I set some weapons on the hotkeys. Generally I reserve 1 for melee, 3 for shotgun, 4 for automatic, 5 for rockets, 6 for nades, 7 and 8 are extra
    - I then STORE it on the first hotkey (default Numpad 1). To do that, HOLD the Numpad 1 for a couple of seconds, until you hear a *beep* sound
    - After that, I open again the pipboy and I go under Apparel. I store some outfits on the hotkeys, i.e. a combat set and a "sunday clothes" set, you know, for roleplay when you walk on the Strip...
    - Then I STORE it on the second hotkey (default Numpad 2), HOLDING the Numpad 2 for a couple of seconds, till the *beep* sound.
    - Last, I open pipboy and set some drugs / stimpaks on the hotkeys, i.e. 1 for stimpaks, 3 for psycho, 4 for jet, etc.
    - Then I STORE it on the third and last hotkey (Default Numpad 3), HOLDNG the Numpad 3 for a couple of seconds, till the *beep* sound.
     
    Now, in game, everytime I need to switch weapons, I'll have to recall the Preset 1. To do that, I'll TAP-TAP (double tap) the Numpad 1. Then, if I go to the Strip, I'll change my outfit so I'll TAP - TAP Num Pad 2 and then I'll choose the hotkeys for some classy outfit. Then, if I'm fighting and I'm hit, I'll TAP - TAP Numpad 3 and then I'll press 1 to inject myself a stimpak.
     
    Possible issues
    - The mod doesn't work
    It's pretty generic... however, in order:
    1) Check if you really have the requisites installed and working
    2) Check if the files are in the correct folders
    3) Please report your experience on the thread, possibly checking the console messages after you enabled Debug on MCM
     
    - The mod doesn't store / restore some items, sometimes, randomly
    During my tests, it never happened to me. However, if it will ever happen, I won't be able to do anything because it all relies on some miracle made by some function, and not by me.
     
    - Conflicts?
    Mmmh, nothing I could think about. Pretty hard that it could conflict, no vanilla ID were touched.
     
    - DarnUI et similia?
    On MCM, you can change the aspect of the hud, the ratio, the fonts etc. So if the default hud is not nice, you can configure it in game as you prefer.
     
    - Gamepad?
    90 % of the mod uses "controls" and not "keys", so if you can bind the 3 presets hotkeys on some gamepad button, I think you're ok.
     
    Credits
    hlp for NVSE
    Luthien Anarion for Lutana
    JazzIsParis for UIO
    Pelinor for MCM
     
    Permissions
    My general rule on permissions - you can do whatever you want but not for commercial use; if it's marked as Beta/WIP, then do not use it, it's better if you contact me and we cooperate; if you use something from my mods, some credit would be nice, but if you can please inherit the permissions, so that others will be able to use your mod too, mods deserve to be spreaded.

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  14. Stamina [FONV]

    - 03/06/2016: CRITICAL UPDATE - v2.5 is up; added safecrack to manually force PN values after uninstall if something goes wrong
    - 28/5/2016: CRITICAL UPDATE - v2.4 is up
     
    Description
    A mod that introduces a stamina / fatigue bar in the game, with its own hud on the screen, fully configurable via MCM. You'll get tired while doing normal actions, like run, sprint (if PN is installed, instead than using APs), swimming, grabbing items, wearing heavy armors or heavy weapons, shooting (because of recoil) etc. etc.
    Can be used by other mods, no need to be a requisite.
    Compatible with Project Nevada Sprint
     
    Fast start
    - Load the game, wait few seconds, then go on MCM and activate the mod under GENERAL(picture)
    - Go under ADVANCED and choose IMPORT (picture)
    - Whatever list of files you'll find, select ANICE.INI and load it (picture)
    - Go on MCM, under PLUGINS, check that everything is alright (picture)
    - Under ADVANCED, check that DEBUG is NOT selected (picture)
    - Play! Play!
     
    Purpose
    I had two main purposes. One was trying to introduce some mechanics that were allowing me to differentiate more the character's builds, because in my game I wasn't feeling enough differencies between a trained / strong character and an untrained / weak-but-smart character (leading to high INT as an easy choice and a better deal). The second was coming from Skyrim, and how I'm completely in love for my gameplay there (mainly based on Requiem), so I'd love to bring some of its features on NV, introducing few extra features concerning realism and immershun.
    Actually, I still make tweaks and add features, so I don't expect that everything is perfect and smooth.
    Here's an ingame test of v2.1 (the previous one), with old options based on Anice template:
     

     
    (The bar's on top right, the first one is not much visible at low resolutions when the sun is shining and I turn my ENB off to grab videos)
     
    MCM
    The mod's prenty configurable, there's many options in MCM to tweak better the game experience.
     
    - GENERAL
    General aspect and basic options.
    Picture
     
    - OPTIONS
    It contains the parameters (consuption) used by the formulas in the scripts, for the interaction between the environment and the stamina bar.
    Picture
     
    - ADVANCED
    This section contains advanced tweaking. Some of these parameters shouldn't be touched if you don't really know what you are doing.
    Picture
     
    - PLUGINS
    This section shows relationships with external plugins
    Picture
     
    Install / Uninstall
    Install requisites:
     
    - Latest NVSE (mandatory)
    - MCM (mandatory)
    - JIP UIO (mandatory)
    - JIP NVSE (strongly recommended)
    - Lutana.
     
    Then install the mod, check under PLUGINS if everything is fine, eventually check console to see if there are issues.
     
    To make a cleaner uninstall, go under ADVANCED, then click the option UNINSTALL. Follow instructions on the screen, save, quit, uninstall, reload that save, make a new save.
    v2.5 - I introduced a safecrack to prevent that Project Nevada AP draining isn't restored after the uninstall.
    To manually force its value, open console and write PLAYER.CIOS xx00FC2D, where xx is the number of the stamina mod in the load order.
    That ID is also written in MCM (under Plugins), if Debug mode is active. Also described during the uninstall.
     
    Updates
    Due to the scripted nature of the mod, I strongly suggest a clean save everytime there's an update. Since most of the options can be exported, it shouldn't be too much a chore.
     
    Interactions
    - You can import / export your personal settings (templates).
    Templates are located on Data\Config\Stamina. To create a new template, simply copy paste one of these and rename it.
    Ten files is the max that will be loaded, in alphabetical order.
     
    - You can use a custom bar without making a replacer. Put 2 files (a foreground and a background) inside the proper folder, located in
    Data\Textures\interface\Stamina.
    The files must be named with a specific prefix, see Picture. Size is 320x40.
    Ten files is the max that will be loaded, in alphabetical order.
    The fish bar I included is more like a joke.
     
    - For modders:
    A small example ESP is included in the download section.
    A bunch of infos in this TXT
     
    Credits and Permissions
     
    hlp for NVSE
    JIP for JIP NVSE and UIO
    Luthien Anarion for Lutuna
    Pelinor for MCM
    Adam, TommInfinite, CK for testing
    The two wondrous Daytunas' sisters of ARES, for being such kind testing scapegoats
     
    My general rule on permissions - you can do whatever you want but not for commercial use; if it's marked as Beta/WIP, then do not use it, it's
    better if you contact me and we cooperate; if you use something from my mods, some credit would be nice, but if you can please inherit the permissions, so that others will be able to use your mod too, mods deserve to be spreaded.
     
    May 2016: this mod is still updated by me

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  15. Flags - Placeable Map Markers [FONV - TTW]

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    Description
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    Flags is a small mod I did the past days using some map marker functions of Lutana plugin. If you own the miscellaneous item "Flag pole" (introduced by this mod), then a new option under the Apparel pipboy section will appear, named "[Place flag]". This option grants you the possibility to plant a flag on the ground. A new map marker will appear in that location and you will be asked to put a name for it. To avoid excessive spam of markers, there's a condition which says that another map marker can't be closer than 3000 units.
     
    After your flag is on the ground, you will be able to interact with it, clicking on its pole. You will be able to rename the map marker, change the icon on the pipboy, change the banner on the flag (see below), remove the flag and check how many flags are avaiable.
     
    To obtain flag poles, you can craft them at the workbench, but the recipe will appear only if you own the book "You're C.A.R.P.E.N.T.E.R." in your inventory.
     
    Everything you need to start using this mod is located south of Goodspring, inside a buried building, near the place where Barton Thorn asks you to kill geckos. However there's a "Cheat Trunk" that you can enable via MCM or console, it will spawn a chest with all the items in front of Chet's shop in Goodspring.
    (note: after enabling the cheat flag, if the chest doesn't spawn, it could be necessary to save / reload or fast travel somewhere / back)
     
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    Location
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    An unmarked buried building south of Goodspring, near the place where you need to kill geckos for Barton Thorn. It was once a workshop used by carpenters to craft things. In this place you can achieve the book "You're C.A.R.P.E.N.T.E.R." which allows you to craft the new items. If you go there by night, it's very dark and somewhat scary. If you have a follower, probably it won't follow you down there, they'll remain outside and laugh because you felt down inside the building. Not a big deal, it's just a couple of rooms, you probably will remain alone for no more than 25 seconds, don't be sad!
     
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    Banners:
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    When you first plant a flag, it will have a black banner, but you can change it choosing from a small list of factions. It is mainly aesthetic, but it could be used to gain an extra buff if you enabled the Buff option inside the MCM. Different faction >>> different buff.
    On MCM there's also an option to visualize the buff effect: the ones affected by the buff of the flag will light on - it was mainly to test who and when someone is affected.
     
    The player will always receive the buff, no matter what faction he is friend or what. But the near npcs, they will receive a buff concerning their factions. So for example if there's a war between NCR and Legion, and you put a Legion flag, the Legion characters in range will receive an extra buff.
     
    The buff range has a radius of 2000 units and it leasts about 30 seconds when it's active. It won't stack (i.e. you can't take a buff then change fast the flag so you take another buff)
     
    List of factions and relative buffs:
    > Black flag - No buff
    > Brotherhood of Steel - Increase Fire / Poison / Rad resistance by 15
    > Great Khan - +25 Damage Resistance; +10 Action Points
    > Legion - +1 Agility; +1 Perception; +5 Melee Damage
    > NCR - +1 Endurance; +1 Strenght; +5 Damage Threshold
    > Followers of Apocalypse - +1 Intelligence; Restore Health +2/sec
    > Lucky 38 - +2 Luck; +5% Crit.Chance
     
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    Crafting
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    The pole flags can be crafted, along with few other general goodies. Even if you can craft all the flags you want, there's a max limit in how many
    of them you can plant. This limit is 50, and you can see the remaining flags using the option on the flag menu "Avaiable flags". This limit could be increased in the future, for now I thought it was big enough.
     
    I introduced the possibility to craft few other items, like crates, barrels, a portable bedroll and even some flammable barrels that will explode if you shoot them, so I could make a better small camp near my flags.
    All these items more or less require Spare Parts (=Scrap Metal), so I also introduced new recipes to breakdown common clutter to scrap metal.
     
    They can be crafted at the workbench and they have their own category to be filtered, but since the crafting list is always cluttered with thousand recipes and I can't suffer that, I made all the recipes dependent by the crafting book called "You're C.A.R.P.E.N.T.E.R.": if you have this book in your inventory, then you will see the recipes. If you drop this book, then you won't see the recipes anymore. I placed 2 copies inside the buried building, be careful to not loose them. In case, there are more copies inside the Cheat Trunk.
     
    These new "special items" you can craft, they are scripted. You should only drop a quantity of 1, everytime, because if you'll use the slider and put a higher quantity, only one will appear in game and you will loose the other ones, so be careful.
    When one of these items is on the ground, if you activate it standing up you will interact with them (i.e. sleep on the bedroll, open a crate to put things inside etc.), but if you activate them when you are sneaking then you will pick them again. If you placed some things inside a container, these things will go back automatically in your inventory.
     
    List of clutter you can dismantle to obtain Scrap Metal: Pot, Dog Bowls, Coffee Kettle, Firehose Nozzle, Hammer, Iron, Lawnmower Blade, Leaf Blower, Lunch Box, Paint Guns, Pan Cooking, Pressure Cooker, Steam Gauge, Tin Cans, Bent Tin Cans, Toaster, Vacuum Cleaner, Wood Chipper
     
    List of items you can craft: portable bedroll, small and big wooden crate (container), ammo crate (container), dufflebag (container), wooden barrel (container), pole flag (...), flammable barrel (explosive)
     
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    MCM
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    MCM is not mandatory but it's strongly recommended. The few options inside allow you to enable / disable debug mode in case of problems, the buff effect of the flag, the visual magic effect and enable the cheat trunk. This is a trunk in front of Chet's in Goodspring, it contains every item added by the mod, so you can avoid the small quest too if you are not in the mood.
     
    If you don't own MCM, you can still set variables using the console, to 0 (Disable) or to 1(Enable):
    Set "xx000ae7".bDebug To 0 / (or 1) >>> Disable/Enable the debug mode, descriptions spamming on console.
    Set "xx000ae7".bBuff To 0 / (or 1) >>> Disable/Enable the buff provided by the flags
    Set "xx000ae7".bBuffEffect To 0 / (or 1) >>> Disable/Enable the visual effect you see on actors when they are affected by the buff
    Set "xx000ae7".bCheatTrunk To 0 / (or 1) >>> Disable/Enable the cheat trunk in front of Chet in Goodspring.
     
    ...where xx is the index of the mod in the load order.
     
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    Installation
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    - Install NVSE (Mandatory 4.5+ something)
    - Install Lutana plugin (Mandatory 9+, uploaded 11/02/2015 or newer)
    You can find a temporary copy here. It must be manually copied inside Data\NVSE\plugins
    - Install MCM (Optional, but recommended)
    - Use a mod manager to install the archive or unpack manually everything under Data, as you usually do.
     
    As from version 1.2, TTW was made compatible. If during the first initialization TTW is found in your LO, the script will automatically moves the ruined building near Megaton. Also, the cheat chest is moved outside Vault 101.
     
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    Conflicts
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    The only vanilla cell which was modified is outside the playing zone, so basically no vanilla record were changed. I can't think to anything else right now.
     
    RECOMMENDATION: don't forget that it's always a good idea to not save while a scripted sequence is running. For this reason, avoid saving during those 5 seconds from where you click on the option [Plant flag] to when the flag is really planted.
     
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    Known issues
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    - When you drop one of the new scripted items (crates, barrels etc.etc.) you can't do it in a quantity higher than 1. For example, if you want to drop 4 crates, you must drop 4 times 1 crate. If you choose 4 in the slider, you will loose the other 3. Flag poles are the only exception.
     
    - There are cases where the cheat trunk doesn't appear, it should be enough to fast travel somewhere and then fast travel back in Goodspring, or Save / Reload the game.
     
    - When you name the flag, you will see "enter character name": this is because I'm using the player's name box to change it, that description can't be changed.
     
    - When you slip down inside the buried building, probably your companion won't follow you automatically. Not a big deal, there's only a couple of rooms down there.
     
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    Credits
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    - Jaam and Luthienanarion for the script extenders
     
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    This mod can be considered free for non-commercial use only - please credit the deserving, when deserved - Any mod that contains any assets from this mod must share the same policies. There are no exceptions for this: if you don't like this rule, don't use this mod or any of its assets. Instead, if you can stand to my will and you understand that my main purpose is mods diffusion, feel free to do whatever you want with this mod and PM me if you need some help, I'll be glad to help you.
     
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  16. Wasteland Stress

    Adds a Stress mechanic to Fallout: New Vegas's Hardcore Mode.
     
    How it works:
    -Stress piles up every second you spend breathing. (5 Stress/second)
    -Six tiers of stress, with 2500 Stress for every tier.
    -Stress increases even faster under certain conditions (being in combat, having low health, radiation poisoning or low weapon health)
    -Stress can be decreased by either sleeping, using alcohol/relaxing chems or playing a minigame (caravan, blackjack etc.)
    -If you can't keep your stress low, you will experience debilitating side effects (the vanilla hardcore diseases are nothing compared to this.)

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  17. AutoClicker

    Index finger cramping up on you? Annoyed at having to click on things all the time when in menus? Try AutoClicker, the tiniest mod I ever made.
     
    When in any kind of menu, AutoClicker will try to click on any clickable button that you hover over, about once a second. Feel free to adjust the quest frequency in the geck to suit your tastes - I'm not making an MCM menu for something this small.
     
    Don't start complaining about how AutoClicker clicks on stuff without waiting for you to give the go-ahead, that's exactly the point. You can, however, stop it from clicking at any time by holding the key you use to crouch.
     
    It won't work on menu elements that are not clickable, or have no <id> tag. (Sadly, this includes many mod-added menus, such as MCM sliders and the like). Still, it *should* work fine in most vanilla menus. And if not, well, then not. At least it saves you some RSI-inducing clicks in others.
     
    Tested fine in the main menu, the pip boy, & the skills & perks menus that show up on level-up. I have no idea if it somehow messes up other sorts of menus like lockpicking and hacking. If so, I'll probably hear about it.
     
    Requires NVSE 5.0.3+ & the JIP plugin (18+, but hey, download 34 while you're at it).
    Kudos to hlp & JIP.
     
    Public Domain.
     
    (Image used is PD too, from http://www.clker.com/clipart-3730.html)

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  18. SmallerTalk

    SmallerTalk version 1.2.6
     
    I have taken ownership of Prideslayer's SmallerTalk and have added a few new features to it that will, and this has been proven fairly
    extensively through testing some very hard to talk to NPC's, make SmallerTalk a replacement for SmallTalk for any mod that needs the
    functionality SmallTalk provides.
     
    Why use SmallerTalk instead of SmallTalk?
    SmallTalk overrides vanilla records, SmallerTalk does not.
    SmallTalk is huge and causes you to watch the entire load sequence, SmallerTalk does not.
    SmallTalk does not handle dialogues it doesn't have a replacement for, SmallerTalk does.
    SmallTalk cannot fix NPC's that have forced goodbyes, SmallerTalk can.
    SmallTalk propagates all vanilla dialogue errors fixed by community and official patches/dlc's, SmallerTalk does not.
     
    How SmallerTalk works:
    SmallerTalk has a non-vanilla greeting and a non-vanilla response. It hooks the use of the ActivateControl (typically the "E" key) and if the target is not
    in combat, is not a creature, is not dead and IS an actor... it performs "StartConversation player, SmallerTalkGreeting" and sets a variable that is used by the greeting as a selection criterion so the NPC uses it. It does NOT in any way alter activation so it won't mess with activation scripts nor stop standard dialogue whatsoever. What it does do is cause a conversation with an NPC who has nothing but "goodbye" flagged dialogue responses that proceeds as follows:
     
    NPC: What's up?
    YOU: Nothing much... and you?
    NPC: Same ol', same ol'...
     
    ...
    and then it does not close the dialogue. Any mods you have that hook into GREETING that would display options such as SewerSlave, SexoutSex,
    HowAbout, UseableCigarettes and other mods of that type will then display their dialogue topics.
     
    More Information
    NEW In 1.2.6... Prefaced all debug messages with "SmallerTalk: ".
     
    NEW In 1.2.5... Ability for mods to have NPCs ignored by SmallerTalk. 2 options... add NPC to SmallerTalkIgnoreList (formid list) or SmallerTalkIgnoreFaction (faction) with rank 0.
     
    NEW In 1.2.4... Randomized dialogue (10 random greetings and 10 random responses) available as an MCM option, default is OFF
     
    In 1.2.3... Conversation after companion wheel use is now an MCM option and defaults to ON
     
    In 1.2.2... Reverted to armor tokens so they could be set non-playable and not appear in vendor inventories.
     
    In 1.2.1... Fix for weapons disappearing and becoming unusable.
     
    In 1.2.0... PROPERLY checking for GetSleeping now
     
    In 1.1.9... Can set timer delay from 1 to 10 seconds in MCM screen (default = 3).
     
    In 1.1.8... entirely new dialogue initiation code using a dialogue token, won't stomp on vanilla dialogue that was flagged as both SayOnce and Goodbye.
     
    In 1.1.7... the MCM config option to disable SmallerTalk while sneaking.
     
    In 1.1.6... critter support with body language dialogue in place of speaking... can be disabled(default)/enabled through MCM
     
    Altered Companion Wheel functionality response to disregard Cass so you won't see "we done?" , you'll get the SmallerTalk greeting-response, this is
    because Cass was EXTREMELY resistant to SexoutSex dialogue.
     
    Some NPC AI was locking up after using SmallerTalk on them. This is an attempted fix, please let me know if you have any more AI lockup issues.
    Added double protection AI reset Token. Fixed code error.
     
    With MCM you can enable or disable the mod from the MCM menu.
    With MCM you can enable or disable debug messages from the MCM menu.
    MCM is NOT required by the mod but the mod does support its use.
     
    SmallerTalk can display debug information. Typically it can be displayed by typing "set .doDebug to 1" or turned off (default) by typing "set .doDebug to 0".
     
    One
    situation with the companion wheel has a special handler... in the case
    of trading using the companion wheel, I have set SmallerTalk to NOT do
    its conversation and instead respond with "We done?" and exit the
    dialogue. This was an unintuitive use of SmallerTalk and was
    disorienting to testers so it was changed. Cass exempted from this.
     
    If tapping the activate key (typically the "E" key) does not start the SmallerTalk conversation or an NPC proves unwilling to start the conversation... simply hold down the activate key for 3 seconds while keeping your crosshair on the NPC and then release... that WILL initiate the SmallerTalk conversation even with the most recalcitrant NPC's who possess factions like ForceNoGreeting like wastelander template NPC's, AWOP Wastelanders, freeside generics, and such.
     
    Modders wishing to test SmallerTalk versioning from within their code to see if the user is using the right version can check the global value "SmallerTalkVersionNumber" and/or the mod description. The mod description will be in the form "v1.0.0" and the global will be a float such as "1.00". The two will be kept in sync with each new release as they happen.
     
    Feel free to provide feedback, testing results and bug reports in this thread.

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  19. BodyMorph Selector [FO NV]

    >Description
    A small plugin for BodyMorph which allows to modify values for actors' bones (both PC and NPCs).
    You aim someone, tap the hotkey, it will blink red, then you hold the hotkey for a couple of seconds and the menu will appear in game. If you don't aim anyone, then the player will be selected (it will blink green).
    You can browse the node list with forward / backward (W / S) and change the values with left / right (A / D)
    The list of nodes is picked from the filtered list on the MCM menu, means that if you disabled "arms" you won't be able to select here too.
     
    When you change value, it won't be instantaneous, it requires a variable quantity of time which could be 1 second or more. You can decide to not wait for the changes and simply choose your value, i.e. if you need to pass from 0 to -10 you don't have to wait for every step, just reach -10 and wait for the last morph queued and see if you like the result.
     
    When you've finished, jump (default space) will quit the menu. The menu will also be force quitted if an enemy engages you while you're editing, however it's not a bad idea doing it in a calm place.
     
    When modifying NPCs, you can experience an issue where the morph seems not working. It's not so uncommon, it usually happens if the npc is already doing something, i.e. leaning on a wall.
     
    > MCM
    Enable / Disable mod: ...
    Hotkey: allows to define a new hotkey to tap / hold
    Hud aspect: will allow to configure the small hud position on the screen. It will be always centered horizontally, you only will be able to move it vertically. You can also change the font and the space among lines - this is useful for users with DarnUI or other font replacers, so they can adapt the hud to whatever font they want. All the keys to use these options are specified in a message when you click on the MCM option.
    Hold time: the amount of time you must hold the Hotkey to let the menu appear.
    Debug mode: it spams my messages on console - you should disable it if you don't have problems.
     
    > Install
    Use a mod manager or extract the content under Data.
    Requisites:
    - Bodymorph 1.1.0+
    - Latest NVSE (5+)
    - UIO
    - MCM (shouldn't be mandatory but it's useful)

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  20. BodyMorph 1.x [Fallout NV]

    This is the continuation from THIS THREAD, separated for a matter of practicity.
     
    >Short summary
    BodyMorph is a framework which allows to change the aspect of in-game humans (PC and NPCs). The core handles the changes, but it doesn't do anything by itself. So, to see its effects you'll have to install specific plugins for that, which will be located in separated pages (i.e. BodyMorph Selector And RaceBodyMorph)


    >Avaiable Plugins:
    RaceBodyMorph - A fully configurable plugin to randomize npcs. Requires latest NVSE and MCM
    BodyMorph Selector - A basic tool which allows to target a NPC (or PC if noone is targeted) and edit the single bone values via hud. Requires latest NVSE, MCM and UIO
     
    >Skeleton:
    The mod comes with custom 1st and 3rd skeleton. It is compatible with the major skeletons (Astymma, Thaunx BnB body, probably BnB extended too). It is *not compatible* with extra peculiar bones (i.e. tail or wings from Deedes' "The skeleton", resize bones of Malos' resizer - or more in general with any extra bone that I don't know, give me a holler if you need some compatibility added).
     
    FOR MODDERS: DO NOT RIG or DO NOT ANIMATE with this skeleton. This is not law, it's just a suggestion, this skeleton's not made to be used in that way. But you probably already know it.
     
    This skeleton is compatible with this mod
     
    >Installation:
    Same as for the previous version. It's a FOMOD, so if you use a mod manager like FOMM you should be able to install it with a click (suggested). Alternatively, you can extract the content under Data using 7zip (not suggested)
    Requisites:
    - Latest NVSE (5+)
    - NVSE Extender (NX)
    - MCM (maybe not mandatory but strongly recommended)
    - Lutana (Optional)
     
    >Compatibility and downsides:
    Mods that alter skeleton.nif could not be compatible. It's not always easy to understand if a skeleton is or is not compatible, between 2 mods, so don't forget to ask for advices to the modders who did the mods or to some user who knows about it.
    Skeleton's compatible with Sexout, it should be the same one.
    It is also compatible with BnB, it shares the same bones.
     
     
     
     
    IMPORTANT NOTE: ACTUALLY THE WHOLE LOWER BODY IS NOT ACTIVE, i.e. you can't morph thighs, or at least you can change values but you won't see any difference. This should be solved in the future, but it requires a pretty heavy patch and the introduction of a custom body replacer.
     
    >MCM:
    MCM has plenty of options, but I'd want to spend few lines about the bones selections. It is strongly suggested that you deselect all the bones that don't interest you. For example, you find that shoulders are useless? then deselect them on MCM. You only want to tweak the arms on the player, while the npcs should be randomized in all the bones? then select only the arms for the player and all the bones for the npcs (options are separated on MCM). Same thing for the bones which are typical for gender (i.e. breast for fems and penis for males), selecting "Both" wouldn't make sense. In game, you won't see the effect anyway, but deselecting them on MCM is important to optimize the performances of the whole mod.

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  21. Deserted Radio Station - Couriers Home

    Welcome to the Deserted Radio Station - Couriers Home Mod
    Version 1.0
    by Morgan Riggs
     
    About
    The Deserted Radio Station is my first mod for Fallout New Vegas. It is a smaller but organized and functional player home.
    The home includes the absolutely amazing mod "Sortomatic - Modders Resource" by tunaisafish and Gribbleshnibit8, for sorting equipment from your inventory to your home.
    The Radio Station is a lore friendly home with a cozy vibe to it. It is located between the strip and Vault 34 upon the hill of Vault 34.
     
    THIS MOD IS NO LONGER BEING UPDATED AND IS CONSIDERED COMPLETE.
     
    Other mods I've made
    WoSD - Weapons of Sex Destruction
    Boxing Gloves retexture - RENO
     

    ATTENTION!
    When you are updating to newer versions please make sure that you equip all your stored items and move your character out of the building and area.
    This is in case of updates that could interfere with your placement of your character or storage of items.
     
    Features
    A lore friendly home for you character
    Fully functional equipment sorting system to sort your inventory to containers in the radio station for both the lower and upper floor. (See the Sortomatic mod for more information on how to use it)
    A nice view overlooking the strip, Helios and Lake Mead
    A map marker for fast travel
    A small quest that gives some history of the place and its previous owner
    A unique weapon found later in the quest. It is slower than the original weapon but has more of a kick to it and uses a different kind of ammo!
    A bird pet static in the radio station
     
    Compatibility / Requirements
    This mod is using various items and clutter from four different expansions of Fallout New Vegas it also uses Sortomatic Mod.
     
    Expansions
    Dead Money
    Old World Blues
    Honest Hearts
    Lonesome Road
     
    Mods
    "Sortomatic - Modders Resource" by tunaisafish and Gribbleshnibit8
    NVSE

     
    BUGS / ISSUES
    If you would notice or experience any bugs please do contact me via private message or in the posting section of this page. All feedback is greatly appreciated!
    Try to get photos or video capture of the bug that you've experienced.
     
    Credits
    Many thanks goes out to
    - tunaisafish and Gribbleshnibit8
    For making an excellent mod tunaisafish and Gribbleshnibit8, Sortomatic - Modders Resource
     
    - Mike Hancho
    For making some excellent mods and tutorials on youtube that actually got me started modding Fallout New Vegas
     
    I hope that you will enjoy this new home, and please take a moment to endorse and give me some feedback so that I can improve and become a better modder.
     
    mod by Morgan Riggs

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  22. Old World Blues Self Cannibal

    This is a simple mod that lets you eat your Brain , Heart and Spine after you obtain them in Old World Blues. Message me or post on the topic if there are any bugs in the mod. Ensure its near the end of the load order.
     
    Download Link: https://userscloud.com/idlo9rtg4fjm

    105 downloads

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  23. Wild Wasteland Perks

    Just a fun little mod I made because I lost a bet to someone a while ago. I figured that instead of keeping this on my Nexus, I could upload it on LoversLab as well because we all appreciate a good laugh every once in a while.
     
    Questions you may have:
     
    What does this mod do, exactly?
    It replaces the descriptions of all perks and traits to something more goofy. That's all, really. There's two versions: the Vanilla and GOTY. Download Vanilla if you don't have all DLC's, download GOTY if you want all descriptions of the base game and the official DLC's to be changed.
     
    What's happening with the mod from here on out?
    Not much. Unless, of course, people show high demand for stuff like a TTW version, in which case I'll probably make one of those as well.
     
    Why nothing sex related?
    Because I can.

    812 downloads

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  24. Heaven's Motel

    Welcome to Heaven's Motel.
     
    A nice FALLOUT 3 megaton style house (or whatever you wanna call it)
     
    Its located near repconn HQ (one with the "demons" inside), you cant miss it walking to repconn HQ after the Checkpoint its to the right when going down hill
     


     
     
    Requires Fallout NV and Honest Hearts DLC.
     
    This mod is not to be released anywhere else then Loverslab and Gunetwork. If found else where Send me a message VIA inbox.

    216 downloads

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  25. Home101

    This is a mod i made awhile back but its an updated version never before released.
    It is a simple players home with plenty of storage.
     
    It is located in-front of Aeritech Office Park
     
    http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Aerotech_Office_Park
     
    Go straight back from the door its the house on the left (not the big one, the small one with white fence in front.
     
    Please comment feedback!!!
    What you would like to see in the next house!!
     
    Requires All DLC for Fallout New Vegas besides the weapon packs.
    Just main 4 DLC + Gun runner Arsenal
     
    This mod is not to be released anywhere else then Gunetwork and Loverslab.

    159 downloads

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