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About this mod
A replacement I made for Tesla Science using old pulp mags/book covers.
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I have reimagined Tesla Science as a lower brow pulpy sciencey tabloid. Issues vary from "probably real in the world of Fallout" to "probably nonsense."
All parts of the title use interesting fonts. The primary title is now 100% aligned and in the exact same spot for all mags, as are the prices and issue numbers. Textures are HighRes 2048x2048, lowres 1024x1024. I have reduced the damage overlays for most of the magazines - while it does make them look a bit cleaner than they should, the randomization accounted for like half the time it took to make these and its very not fun to do.
Only nine issues of Tesla Science actually appear in game - Tesla10 (the Corvega issue) utilizes the texture path of Alternative Magazine Covers - 1 more Tesla and MSJ magazine by Apolocrato: https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/20374. You can either utilize that, or if you'd like to replace any of the vanilla nine textures I deliberately covered the issue number and date so that it works for any issue.
Thanks to Iomien for his magazine resource, I used it for the somewhat randomized dirty parts on the texture.
All parts of the title use interesting fonts. The primary title is now 100% aligned and in the exact same spot for all mags, as are the prices and issue numbers. Textures are HighRes 2048x2048, lowres 1024x1024. I have reduced the damage overlays for most of the magazines - while it does make them look a bit cleaner than they should, the randomization accounted for like half the time it took to make these and its very not fun to do.
Only nine issues of Tesla Science actually appear in game - Tesla10 (the Corvega issue) utilizes the texture path of Alternative Magazine Covers - 1 more Tesla and MSJ magazine by Apolocrato: https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/20374. You can either utilize that, or if you'd like to replace any of the vanilla nine textures I deliberately covered the issue number and date so that it works for any issue.
Thanks to Iomien for his magazine resource, I used it for the somewhat randomized dirty parts on the texture.