They hover a foot away from the ceiling and are effectively floating in mid air, and it just looks stupid. How have you handled this? This whole thing is beginning to get overly strenuous, already spent hours building the damn place and making everything look perfect but now its turning ugly from the hundreds of lights littering the walls.ĭoes anyone have any suggestions for what light to use? The strong/bright ones? The new ceiling lights included in the DLC are useless because they dont place properly onto ANY of the roofs/ceilings of any buildings, not just vault ones but even wood/steel/concrete/etc. How can this be done?Īlso the matter of powering everything, I dont know if I understand the new power conduit things correctly, but they seem to function the same as the vanilla conduits but only cost more to build and have shorter range, thus more must be built. The smaller rooms arent hard but the atrium is nearly impossible to properly light. Although the completed project is still a long way off, it surely heralds an exciting new addition to New Vegas's already gargantuan modding community.So Ive built a huge vault but its all pitch black, and its requiring a stupid amount of lights to make the place look like its not a depressing cellar. Alongside its own story, the mod promises to give players the opportunity to explore various planets from the beloved sci-fi universe. Recently, fans heard the news of an incredibly ambitious total conversion mod that aims to bring the world of Star Wars to Fallout: New Vegas. Even hugely expansive mods of the total conversion variety are still being developed by talented and dedicated authors. Best of all, the modding community for this game doesn't show any signs of slowing down. Updated Jby Mark Hospodar: Veteran vault dwellers are certainly aware of the huge variety of mods on offer for Fallout: New Vegas.
These mods should serve as the core of any player's load order. With the right essential graphics mods in place, this game can be given a new lease on life. Luckily, as with most products associated with Bethesda and Obsidian, the modding community is quite active. However, there's no getting around the fact that visually, Fallout: New Vegas is a fossil. RELATED: Fallout: New Vegas - Mods That Make It Feel Like A Brand New Game The fact that gamers keep coming back to it, again and again, is a testament to its superb overall quality. Released in 2010, the game has aged considerably in the intervening years. Many fans would argue that Fallout: New Vegas is the best in the series.
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