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  • WMX-WeaponRetextureProject Readme

    Important additional info:

    It's been reported that updates to Weapon Retexture Project (WRP) beyond v1.95 don't play nicely with WMX and the WMX-WRP patch. It sounds like this is the result of WRP now requiring Weapon Mesh Improvement Mod (WMIM).

    WMX (and WMX-WRP) has always incorporated its own weapon mesh and texture fixes, so WMIM is not required when using WMX. You'll need to stick with WRP v1.95 when using WMX and WMX-WRP - as specified here in the WMX-WRP readme (see below). WRP v1.95 is still available on the WRP Nexus page.

    (Nothing really relevant to WMX and WMX-WRP is in the updates to WRP beyond v1.95.)

    ---Additional Info Ends---



    Below is a duplicate of the readme for WMX-WeaponRetextureProject, A.K.A...

  • WMXUE has been discontinued

    ***WMXUE has been discontinued***

    (This is a copy of a post that I originally made on 28 January 2014, and linked to as a forum page, before the Nexus broke the forum versions of mod page comment threads during a site update. They did say they would fix that, but it's got to be at least a year at this point with no fix in sight, so... that seems less and less likely to happen.)


    So why was WMXUE "discontinued", and what does this mean? "Discontinued" means that I won't be updating it or its add-ons as I have with WMX. WMXUE is still available as an 'Old' version, but it is considered obsolete and unsupported.

    As an alternative, I released the 'WMX-DLCMerged' add-on that can be used instead of the individual WMX-DLC add-ons, and the 'WMX-POPMerge...

  • WMX-DLCMerged Readme

    Below is a duplicate of the readme for WMX-DLCMerged, found in the WMX-DLC download. I've added it as an article here so that people can read it before downloading, and also because the advent of Nexus Mod Manager and its integration into the Nexus website made it possible for people to download and install mods without knowing that their included readme files even exist, let alone how to access them.

    On that topic; the original readme can be accessed by opening the file you downloaded using a program like 7-Zip (which is free). The readme can also be found in your Data directory - where the plugin files themselves go - after installation.

    This is just the readme for the merged version of WMX-DLC. You should also read the original readmes for the individual WMX-DLC ...

  • WMX-ModernWeapons Readme

    Below is a duplicate of the readme for WMX-ModernWeapons. I've added it as an article here so that people can read it before downloading, and also because the advent of Nexus Mod Manager and its integration into the Nexus website made it possible for people to download and install mods without knowing that their included readme files even exist, let alone how to access them.

    On that topic; the original readme can be accessed by opening the file you downloaded using a program like 7-Zip (which is free). The readme can also be found in your Data directory - where the plugin files themselves go - after installation.

    Original readme follows:



    Fallout New Vegas:

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    Weapon Mods Expanded - Modern Weapons add-on

  • WMX-EVE Readme

    Below is a duplicate of the readme for WMX-EVE. I've added it as an article here so that people can read it before downloading, and also because the advent of Nexus Mod Manager and its integration into the Nexus website made it possible for people to download and install mods without knowing that their included readme files even exist, let alone how to access them.

    On that topic; the original readme can be accessed by opening the file you downloaded using a program like 7-Zip (which is free). The readme can also be found in your Data directory - where the plugin files themselves go - after installation.

    Original readme follows:



    Fallout New Vegas:

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    WMX-EVE Compatibility Patch

    Version: 1.0.10

  • WMX-OldWorldBlues Readme

    Below is a duplicate of the readme for WMX-OldWorldBlues, found in the WMX-DLC download. I've added it as an article here so that people can read it before downloading, and also because the advent of Nexus Mod Manager and its integration into the Nexus website made it possible for people to download and install mods without knowing that their included readme files even exist, let alone how to access them.

    On that topic; the original readme can be accessed by opening the file you downloaded using a program like 7-Zip (which is free). The readme can also be found in your Data directory - where the plugin files themselves go - after installation.

    Original readme follows:



    Fallout New Vegas:

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    Weapon Mods Expande...

  • WMX-LonesomeRoad Readme

    Below is a duplicate of the readme for WMX-LonesomeRoad, found in the WMX-DLC download. I've added it as an article here so that people can read it before downloading, and also because the advent of Nexus Mod Manager and its integration into the Nexus website made it possible for people to download and install mods without knowing that their included readme files even exist, let alone how to access them.

    On that topic; the original readme can be accessed by opening the file you downloaded using a program like 7-Zip (which is free). The readme can also be found in your Data directory - where the plugin files themselves go - after installation.

    Original readme follows:



    Fallout New Vegas:

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    Weapon Mods Expanded...

  • WMX-HonestHearts Readme

    Below is a duplicate of the readme for WMX-HonestHearts, found in the WMX-DLC download. I've added it as an article here so that people can read it before downloading, and also because the advent of Nexus Mod Manager and its integration into the Nexus website made it possible for people to download and install mods without knowing that their included readme files even exist, let alone how to access them.

    On that topic; the original readme can be accessed by opening the file you downloaded using a program like 7-Zip (which is free). The readme can also be found in your Data directory - where the plugin files themselves go - after installation.

    Original readme follows:



    Fallout New Vegas:

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    Weapon Mods Expanded...

  • WMX-GunRunnersArsenal Readme

    Below is a duplicate of the readme for WMX-GunRunnersArsenal, found in the WMX-DLC download. I've added it as an article here so that people can read it before downloading, and also because the advent of Nexus Mod Manager and its integration into the Nexus website made it possible for people to download and install mods without knowing that their included readme files even exist, let alone how to access them.

    On that topic; the original readme can be accessed by opening the file you downloaded using a program like 7-Zip (which is free). The readme can also be found in your Data directory - where the plugin files themselves go - after installation.

    Extra note on WMX-GRA: I recommend against using mods that remove the (GRA) tags from Gun Runners' Arsenal weapons and w...

  • WMX-DeadMoney Readme

    Below is a duplicate of the readme for WMX-DeadMoney, found in the WMX-DLC download. I've added it as an article here so that people can read it before downloading, and also because the advent of Nexus Mod Manager and its integration into the Nexus website made it possible for people to download and install mods without knowing that their included readme files even exist, let alone how to access them.

    On that topic; the original readme can be accessed by opening the file you downloaded using a program like 7-Zip (which is free). The readme can also be found in your Data directory - where the plugin files themselves go - after installation.

    Original readme follows:



    Fallout New Vegas:

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    Weapon Mods Expanded - ...

  • WMX-PreOrderPacks Readme

    Below is a duplicate of the readme for WMX-PreOrderPacks, found in the WMX-DLC download. I've added it as an article here so that people can read it before downloading, and also because the advent of Nexus Mod Manager and its integration into the Nexus website made it possible for people to download and install mods without knowing that their included readme files even exist, let alone how to access them.

    On that topic; the original readme can be accessed by opening the file you downloaded using a program like 7-Zip (which is free). The readme can also be found in your Data directory - where the plugin files themselves go - after installation.

    Original readme follows:



    Fallout New Vegas:

    ==================
    Weapon Mods Expande...