I found these so far:
- All the junk: adds 1000 pieces of all junk to crafting
- Maxed S.P.E.C.I.A.L.
- All the perks
- No player voice: for those that want the player silent like before
- Pre-war house front door unlock: This mod unlocks front door of your players house in the intro (Pre-War) to allow you to explore outside the house before the bombs fall and destroy everything precious
- Experience Points
Quite a bit more, but a few of these will make me a much happier gamer ^-^
:-D enjoy
I came across this Notepad++ accessible hack that removes the top end frame cap.
www.imgur.com/gallery/A6M8Y (http://www.imgur.com/gallery/A6M8Y)
From what I understand changing the correct line's value from 1 to 0 allows your GPU to set it's own limit on the frame rate it can cope with.
Nice, I may grab that unlock one, but the others I'd pass on to play the game as it was meant for the first time anyway.
As for the FPS cap hack that Mandru posted, there's apparently a problem with doing that, as the physics engine is tied to your frame rate (according to the comments below that post) and a fix someone posted on reddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/fo4/comments/3s6ile/disable_vsync_for_zero_input_lag_and_limit_fps (https://www.reddit.com/r/fo4/comments/3s6ile/disable_vsync_for_zero_input_lag_and_limit_fps)
Is a bit more complex, but supposedly fixes it. If I see any issues if/when (who am I kidding, it's when) I play the game, then I'll look into that. So, mostly my reason for posting here was to save that link lol.
Good posts, gents :-X
I'll play vanilla at least once. However, knowing how I typically play, will likely apply the cheats half way through the game :angel:
Dang, the number of Fallout 4 mods is exploding on the Nexus - now at 216 and counting. I can tell this one is going to be as much fun as what I had in FO3 (never really appreciated FNV)
http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/categories/ (http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/categories/)
This is the one for me - will make me fully equipped to run wild >:D
http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/221/ (http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/221/)
Nice :) Just made for you, PZ ;)
yep, that one should get you started properly, PZ :)
^-^ I just can't help myself, but I definitely will start out vanilla for at least part of the game :-()
vanilla just until you leave vault 111 :-()
:laugh: :-X you know me well! The first time a pack of feral ghoul kills me, I'll come back resurrected armed to the teeth >:D
I'd like to see a screenie once you've built something :)
:-() definitely - as soon as I get a feel for the game and can't resist the urge to mod!
I came across this possible modding and cheat treasure cache but someone will need to look it over to see if there's anything useful as it's all Greek to me.
Spoiler
http://imgur.com/gallery/SAzDYNS (http://imgur.com/gallery/SAzDYNS)
It's mostly cheats but at the bottom there's some mods
Those mostly look like console commands, to give you various weapons, armor, increased stats, etc. The teleport to a room with all weapons sounds interesting.....
Number of mods aare now up to 706 ???
Fallout mod manager already has over 25,000 downloads
Quote from: Dweller_Benthos on November 17, 2015, 07:45:29 AM
Those mostly look like console commands, to give you various weapons, armor, increased stats, etc. The teleport to a room with all weapons sounds interesting.....
If I do end up with the game I guess I'll need to learn how to use console commands. Some of those options look pretty sweet. :-D
Console commands are about as easy as it gets - hit the tilde (~) key to open the console and then type the command. Tilde again and the console closes
OK, great!
I used those long ago in Half-Life 2. :-X
Guess I just needed my memory jogged. :-D
PC Gamer came out with "Best of Fallout 4 mods so far" complete with links to the mods and instructions
http://www.pcgamer.com/best-fallout-4-mods/ (http://www.pcgamer.com/best-fallout-4-mods/)
... and this link with many of the same mods, plus a few more
http://www.vg247.com/2015/11/17/fallout-4-mods/ (http://www.vg247.com/2015/11/17/fallout-4-mods/)
Eurogamer came out with this - I particularly like the settlements mod
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2015-11-13-fallout-4-mods-are-already-changing-the-game-in-cool-ways (http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2015-11-13-fallout-4-mods-are-already-changing-the-game-in-cool-ways)
... here's another to add to the list - a few more interesting ones like fusion cores not draining in your power armor
http://www.pcgamesn.com/fallout-4/best-fallout-4-mods (http://www.pcgamesn.com/fallout-4/best-fallout-4-mods)
Quote from: mandru on November 17, 2015, 09:33:59 PM
If I do end up with the game I guess I'll need to learn how to use console commands. Some of those options look pretty sweet. :-D
You don't need the complete code like that person listed ie for more caps additem f xxxx where x is the amount you want.
Thanks KingRat. :-X
Best mod ever (https://youtu.be/ZsCpNC5da5s?t=26) :laugh: :-D
Those weapons sound like playing with little kids lasers :-()
:-D They do, don't they?
Would a laser weapon actually make any noise? It's just emitting light, albeit at high energy. A real laser weapon, if there was such a thing, would probably make no more noise than a flashlight being switched on or off - the trigger or fire button or whatever would probably be the loudest component. There may be a faint hum or something while it's operating. But that wouldn't sound very dramatic, would it?
The ray gun fights in movies like Star Wars wouldn't have much impact without the echoey CHOONG noises :-()
I think you're correct, fragger ^-^
Great vid and very nice mod GKID. I just don't think I would keep it since the pew-pew-pew is quite annoying. :-()
The noise laser weapons make in Borderlands The Pre Sequel is much better in my opinion. But again, whoever created this mod wasn't being serious, so kudos to him. :-X
I remember seeing an experiment with a laser once. Can't remember what it was about but I do remember the buzz coming from the laser. Not the light beam of course but rather a muffled buzz the equipment emmited when it was on. So I guess if a noise would be heard, it would be something like that.
Yeah, real lasers make almost no noise. There is the hum and buzz of the electricity needed to power the thing, but the actual beam is just light, and pretty much silent. There may be a popping or clicking sound of various electronic components being turned on and off, as most lasers that are used for any type of destructive operation need time for the smoke to clear, from whatever is vaporizing off the target. The smoke and debris from the first shot needs to to disperse before the next pulse is fired. Otherwise, the laser beam would get blocked or refracted and not be as effective.
But an actual hand carried laser weapon might make certain other noises associated with the electronics/power systems needed to make it w@&k, or the cooling system, but the actual beam of light would be silent, unless it's a combined laser/projectile system where the laser "softens up" the target for the projectile to penetrate more effectively.
Any of these might be the "pew pew" noise, who knows? If anyone has an actual hand carried laser weapon, they aren't talking as far as I know.
If a laser were powerful enough that it was actually burning the air it passed through I would expect something like a crack of thunder from the surrounding air rushing back in to fill the vacuum.
I dimly remember a show long ago discussing lasers as weapons where it came up that for really powerful lasers there would need to be a primary pilot beam fired first to clear potentially distorting atmosphere out of the way for the powerful blast immediately released afterwards to cut through unimpeded.
But as far as a silent laser... ???? What fun is a decimating kill if your target doesn't have an agonizing moment where they realize what's in store for them? >:D
The Pentagon's DARPA is experimenting with this laser weapon (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Energy_Liquid_Laser_Area_Defense_System). Should be capable to shoot down missiles and other projectiles. Not man portable (for obvious reasons), but it may be used on ships/vehicles in the future.
There are some good points raised by you guys regarding smoke and air diffusing the beam, I never really thought about those aspects of it.
I did find some stuff on YuoTube from this guy, a bit of a garage laser enthusiast by the looks of it. He's got a few other short clips besides this one of laser-related things he's come up with:
! No longer available (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVrJUbeuG44#)
This guy is fireing a 8x40W laser array through a magnifying glass. In the golf ball example and the ones near the end of the video you can clearly see the beams converging into the target. It's like killing ants on a sunny day.
Ingenious but not genius. The cool part is getting all the hardware and putting it all together and then setting things on fire at your garage (or at your parent's garage given the age that lad may be).
I just can't see how it is a shotgun.
Yeah, I don't know where he gets off calling it a shotgun. It's more like a laser pointer on steroids :-D
:-D
Whatever it is, it does look cool though.
Nice vid fragger. :-X
Case in point, though, you'll notice there is no sound while firing the laser he built. That thing is pretty cool, I have to admit. But really, he's setting stuff on fire that's already pretty flammable.
True, you could pretty much do what he does with a magnifying glass on a sunny day, just maybe not quite as quickly.
And true, no science-fictiony blaster noises coming from that thing :-D
maybe a splash of gasoline from a jerrycan and a flicked-at lit match would do the trick, too :-D
A black or color saturated balloon is going to be a lot easier to pop with a laser that a light colored or reflective one. After that you can expect a colored laser to do the most damage to a balloon of the color that sits opposite the beam's color on the primary color wheel.
A red beam will tend to almost completely reflect off of a red balloon and so on for the other color combinations.
Good point mandru :)
laser point? :-()
:-()
Makes me wonder.. if you kill someone with a massive high energy laser pointer, whether or not he could have claimed to have taken the point. :-D
Actually that sparks a whole series of phrases with lethal laser pointers in mind:
* "Alright, there he is. I'll point him out."
* Duellists: Point-to-point connection.
* "I killed him point blank."
* A guy killed by several shots by several shooters. "What's your point?" "The one in the forehead."
* Definition of a Lethal Laser Pointer: Point of no return.
:-D
... and the point is? 8-X :laugh:
10 points for that. :-D
"I quickly pointed out the error in his assumption that I was someone to be trifled with." ;)
In the eighth grade (it was a very rural K to 8 elementary school) when I first heard about the selective nature of laser light in that "based on its color it would affect one color more than another" during a science lesson. The teacher was genuinely disturbed when I asked if laser weapons could be tuned specifically to a near white light so it would have little affect with pale skinned people and be more dangerous to people of darker skin shades.
I never got to see the comment that was added to my personal file for that one. ????
I'm surprised the teacher did not point you in the direction of the Principal's office
If you go on a killing spree with a laser weapon, the police will issue an all-points bulletin.
@mandru, the comment was probably something like, "Keep an eye on this one - potential Klansman".
:-D
:-D
An amusing mod called Any Mod Any Weapon. Just what it says experiment and stack insane mod combos.
! No longer available (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpENYTq8kKs#)
I thought the 'Recoil Compensated Huge Rapid Gatling Laser' could come in handy but needed to be upgraded to triple barrel and electrified. That 'Fluted Triple Barrel Target Seeking Fat Man' at the end of the clip is amusing as well.
LOL. In CoD: Ghosts, you could dual wield 44. magnums with useless ACOG scopes to complete a challenge called "Clueless" :laugh:
:-D :-X
:-X :)
This basement mod called Basement Living (http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/10967/?) adds 10 complete player houses complete with workshops. Looks like a great addition :-X
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DOwB9E_vaE (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DOwB9E_vaE)
Here's a link to photo albums showing what others are doing with this mod
http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/10967/?tab=3&selected_game=1151&navtag=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nexusmods.com%2Ffallout4%2Fajax%2Fmodimages%2F%3Fid%3D10967%26user%3D2%26gid%3D1151&pUp=1 (http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/10967/?tab=3&selected_game=1151&navtag=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nexusmods.com%2Ffallout4%2Fajax%2Fmodimages%2F%3Fid%3D10967%26user%3D2%26gid%3D1151&pUp=1)