cicer0

Well, this is certainly encouraging! Please keep the responses and ideas coming. :D I think the best way to approach it is a "work backwards" approach. If your starting point is each iteration of the game engine got progressively better, then it is reasonable to assume that the modding approach for the latter games would be somewhat simpler for the latter games and degrade into progressively harder for the older games. Given that, I think it would be best to "cut our teeth" on NV, take the lessons learned from that experience and then incrementally apply them to FO3 and then Oblivion. On naming, given this topic resides in the Skyrim Revisited forum, I was thinking more along the lines of NV Revisited, Fallout Revisited etc. Perhaps we could have a naming competition decided by community voting to settle that issue. To be honest, there are about a million steps we need to work through to do this and the final name is probably at around the 500,000 mark. Would those interested in collaboration with me please drop me a pm to indicate interest? Thanks again, Cicer0

Hello All, I am seriously thinking about putting together a guide similar to Skyrim Revisited however, I would be interested in doing this specifically for both Fallout 3 & Fallout: New Vegas. I was wondering what the interest in a project like this would be in this community. Anecdotally, I have noticed a lot of requests for it in the wider Bethsoft/Nexus communities. I would like to have this project as a fork of the current STEP community rather than going it alone elsewhere. So, I would like to hear your thoughts and suggestions on this topic. Ideally, I would like to have some assistance from the community in doing this. Thoughts please? Cicer0

I was just surfing the nexus when this caught my eye: https://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/33718 Seems to be a lot more intricate that ISW

I think you will find the the problem is with Microsoft Visual Studio. MSVCR110.DLL is the runtime environment packaged with applications developed in C++. Perhaps try re-installing the runtime library from: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30679 Cicer0