However, if you enable FCO alongside my mod, you will get his versions instead.Īnd his faces will replace the characters that I felt should have been left alone. This mod fixes a lot of issues with the original designs but it will leave the faces that were OK to begin with.alone.Īnd that is key. Some faces shouldn't be redesigned. In Fallout New Vegas, some characters needed a lot of work =>THE HORRIBLY HORRIFIC ORIGINAL DESIGNS<=īut some characters were fine and I felt they were fine just the way they were. However, the correct approach is to use one or the other. Put FCO on the top and put New Vegas Redesigned 3 on the bottom. #16886834, #16890839, #16892759 are all replies on the same wisdom says to enable FCO and then to enable New Vegas Redesigned 3. So my question is, if we keep the FCO plugins and we install after them the Redesigned plugins and then create a custom patch in which in every NPC's facegen conflict we let Redesigned to "win", but in the NPCs that Redesigned makes no changes we forward FCO's FaceGen records, in the end will there be any problem? To my understanding, this would make every NPC that Redesigned alters to have your mod's changes and all the rest that are unaffected by Redesigned to have the changes from FCO is that correct? But without any FCO plugin active in fact you get nothing from FCO if I am correct right(except maybe some meshes or textures)?
Ok I can understand that you have optimized the installation in a way that Redesigned can co-exist with FCO in a way that there are no conflicts since these 2 mods both affect NPC's and their appearance. You state in the comments section and also in the more detailed guide in your page that we must disable all the FCO plugins except maybe the glowing ghouls.
Hi I would like to ask something and sorry if it has been discussed earlier, but I wasn't able to follow the whole discussion-update of your mod this last month.
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