If you see screenshots of someone else's game and you really like the look of a particular item, then you can find out what mod is the source of the texture, and if you have that mod, you can just look for that texture and overwrite the one that's currently in your game, which is generally going to be from another mod. None the less, they don't look much different. My game wasn't performing great so I uninstalled it in favour of the medium to check for a performance boost, but it didn't really help. I tried the highest one and saw very little difference, if any. So install NMC first and then overwrite it any time you're asked, unless you know better. Most mods after it are aware of it and would only include a retexture of the same item if they thought it would be better than NMC. It's generally going to look good.īut NMC is generally thought of as the 'base' texture overhaul, as it was made very long ago. Truth is, most of these mods, if they both cover the same thing but are good mods, whichever one overwrites the other is fine. I try to use as much as possible from EVE/Impact/EXE as they sometimes depend on other textures from their own packs. Overwrite NMC with other mods when asked. Install NMC first and from that point it doesn't matter much.

I assume you meant the order? Not really. ini edit in Impact's instructions changed my life. They're all made by the same person (or people?) and that installation procedure is what they told me. Install them in that order and overwrite when asked. Anyway, if you need more I can recommend more, but this is the bulk of it.ĭo you have EVE, Impact, and EXE? Those are amazing.

This game shares most of the same files, so if you do a manual install, visual Fallout 3 mods tend to work without any trouble. Clutter textures for a couple of things I think. There's a lot more you can do, especially if you count some of the stuff from the Fallout 3 Nexus, which I can't remember what but I grabbed some stuff from there a while ago. This is a big change but I really like it: I wrote this a few days ago for someone else, so it's not tailored to you specifically, but ignore whatever doesn't apply to you: It leaves something to be desired at times but overall I prefer it to vanilla and yet it's loyal to vanilla enough that for me it's worth keeping it. I use FCO2 with New Vegas Redesigned 3 (as described in NVR3's instructions). Hall of Face is good for the face textures. I think the easiest thing to do is just to go with texture replacers.

Fallout 3 armor replacer