Furry Billboards

[Rorahusky]

Furry Billboards

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Changes the base game Billboards to something a bit more furry.

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• Submitter
  Rorahusky
• Submitted
  05/24/2023
• Category
  Models & Textures
• Requires
  Fallout 4, Far Harbor, Nuka-World

 

[cometfox]

this isn't working for me, do i need to start a quest or something for it? im confused

[cometfox]

Nevermind, i got it working , awesome mod

[Bl1nd_Eye]

Guess this'll give me a reason to actually look at billboards.

[Darkwolves602]

Works just as intended.

Also, some notes for anyone interested in doing some personalised customisation (Just thought I'd throw this in after spending some time mixing and matching multiple texture mods for personal use. All credit to the original Mod Creators for any content used):

-If you Manually download the Mod and place it in the Fallout 4 Data folder (Open up your FO4 game folder and follow the folders down) you can mix and match this and other mods (Or just select specific images you want). No need to install/run via Mod Manager and no ESP files required.
-Any mods you have in your Mod Manager which edit the same files added to the Data folder, the Mod files take precedence.
-If you want to change all the Billboards but don't like some specific images used (Or want to see some more often), just change the filename of the one you prefer with the one to replace and place in the data folder.
-Once you know the filename of the texture file to be replaced, you can use any image of the correct size and format (.DDS) to replace it.
-You can find the name of other texture files to replace e.g. Paintings, (Or open up Mods using BA2 files) using a BA2 extractor. You can find the extractor and usage instructions on Nexusmods (Very simple, copy BA2 file to folder and run the extractor). Note: Fallout 3/NV use a different Extractor.
-You can create your own image or edit existing ones by converting the .DDS files using an online converter (Find via Google) to an image file, edit in an image editor (Paint is sufficient) and then reconvert back to .DDS.
-Make sure the dimensions of the texture file are correct (Same scale as similar ones). If you get crashes specifically entering an area which contains a texture file you just edited, that may be why.

All this can also be used for similar games (Fallout 3 and New Vegas). Some details may vary.