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I just remembered, there's a graffiti in Fallout 2 somewhere (New Reno?) that says "JDA Wus" :lol:

I don't have the image with me right now. It's one of the overturned trains. I'll try to figure it out on my own and ask for help if I get stuck

Maybe you should consider handing over the project to somebody else?

How do I cut large scenery parts and fit them into the game?

Beezutor looks like a demon. @Jotisz Why don't you give Vic an earring in one ear? You know, to give him a little bit of tough / edgy PA character ;)

Hi Timeslip, can you fix these graphical glitches in Fallout engine http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=57703 http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=57614

Hm, I'll ask Timeslip if it could be fixed

If you place an animated scenery (computer, burning barrel) behind a wall, it's animation will not load. In fact, if you place is so that one part of the scenery is behind a wall and the other isn't, the revealed part will run its animation while the other won't. Can anything be done about this?

I checked this out again and I can confirm that the jumping doesn't occur with unarmed critters. EDIT: The jumping is present in FO1 as well so it must be an old bug

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deluxe_Paint_Animation This one was used for scenery, tiles, walls, etc. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deluxe_Paint

Those who say that the music is bad obviously haven't explored ambient music beyond Fallout's soundtrack.

Remember also that they used different tools and techniques back then. As far as I read, all death animations were touched up in DPaint Animation, a really old but great DOS program

Very good music. :clap: I can see your influences. One song, "After It" IIRC, has some errors and stutters occasionally so you might check that one out

That's not the problem here. I'm talking about standard critters with animation support for their weapons. I can't recall at the moment if weaponless critters jump as well.

I place a critter on the map and then enter the game mode with F8. Then when a critter does its first default animation, it "jumps" a hex forward. All subsequent animations do not make it do this. How can I get around this?

Sorry for digging up this old topic but I have the same problem as OP. Here's the image for comparison. The left one becomes brighter only after I convert it to FRM (when it should stay the same as the right one). What are you guys doing to prevent this?

I don't see why there's a problem with "rusty walls in a blue cave". Don't you remember Vault 15 from Fallout 1? Here's a pic of the entrance http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/File:Fo1_Vault_15_Entrance.png I can't remember anyone saying anything bad about that design decision and I'm talking about...

Can you change existing or add new Traits / Perks with this mod?

Jotisz, this picture might help you make your supermutant better

I honestly hate how Van Buren/New Vegas was/is filled with nods towards Greek mythology and Ancient Rome. I mostly blame Sawyer for that.