Replaces several menus with Fallout Tactics textures.
Replaces the wrist-mounted Pip-Boy with a more modern looking handheld oneĬleans up your Pip-Boy screen by removing scanlines, glare, map tints, and gives options to set a brighter glow intensityĪdds a colored map and new optional icons and better zoom settings Official Pipboy Readius - New Vegas Edition
Replaces your wrist-mounted Pip-Boy with a handheld version with a Fallout 1 inspired look Smaller fonts, fit much more text in barter/inventory boxesĪ Familiar Friend - The Pip-Boy 2500 Pipboy Always check the Readme/Mod description before installing a mod. Some mods may install differently or require additional mods to work. If it doesn't, it's usually safe to leave that mod at the bottom it was placed at. It will recognize most mods listed here, and list them correctly in order. It is important to setup the load order correctly to make them work properly. New Vegas Script Extender (NVSE) is required for most mods to work.Īfter installation, use LOOT to setup the load order. You can only install one of these managers, otherwise it will conflict with each other. Which you shouldn't since most of these mods stop being updated for about a year now. Nexus Mod Manager (NMM) can be used if you're having trouble keeping track of which mod needs updating. The recommended way to install is to use Mod Organizer 2. C:\Program Files (x86)\Bethesda Softworks\Fallout New Vegas\Data).Īfter that the plugin files (*.esp, *.esm) have to be activated. Usually mods are simply extracted to your Data\ directory (e.g. Make sure your game is fully patched to 1.4.0.525
(Protip: For vanilla playthroughs, avoid the Gameplay Changes and Quests/New Locations sections just to keep things more, well, "vanilla".) Overview of recommended mods for New Vegas.
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