Recent content by sbelton

Wow, real shocker. I've been lurking on NMA for years, clicked on it today and boom, really a shock! The white is a bit much though, just burns my eyes! It's simple and clean, but it's a shame not to have Marcus there anymore!

1st - Fallout, defiantly. First one I played and I fell in love with it right away. 2nd - Fallout 2. I remember saving up money to get it. When I got it I brought it home and got killed by a radscorpion in the temple of trials. I still hate that forced level! 3rd - New Vegas. It was...

9/10 - Very cool and chilled out, I've been trying to find more stuff like this! A good Irish folk metal band, plenty of tin whistle! <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/twR3VkuRWBk" frameborder="0"></iframe> Mael Mórdha - Cluain Tarbh

Fallout: Sniper Rifle or Turbo Plasma Rifle. Which was an animal of a weapon! Not to mention the animation and noise of someone melting from a plasma kill was just amazing! Fallout 2: Combat shotgun early on, it just feels bad ass haha. H&K p90c after that and then the good old Gauss Rifle...

Very interesting video! Some very funny bits in there, especially the Win 95 certification part! Nah ME was the last Win 9x OS.

To mess around with the file, open and look etc, no conversion required. But to give to file for someone to use for laser etching, it'll need to be converted. The device for etching will probably use a process similar to 3D printing (such as stereolithography), and will most likely need an NC...

Good point, just straight from the game files. However once you have your model file as a *.nif, you'll then still have to convert it to a workable format as I mentioned. It's possible but you'd need to have a knack for 3D software. There may also be scaling issues. You'll have to apply...

The GECK is your best bet unless someone did a fan made model of it. You'll also have to convert the model to a format that is useful to whoever is doing the laser etching. This would be a STEP, IGES or STL file I'm guessing. These are fairly common files in things like 3D printing and CNC...

I am saddened by the absence of recipes from the back of the manual.

Not quite sure what's happening there. 5.5/10

One says pass, one says fail. :?

I have decided to make the switch to linux, and have tried both main desktop environments. In my opinion GNOME is much easier to use and is quite a lot tidier, however there are some good parts of KDE that I like. So far I have only experimented with Ubuntu and Kubuntu. The only main problem...

8/10 Classic

Black screen is a fairly common problem. I used to get it quite often on XP but haven't noticed it yet on Vista. Seems to just happen randomly in any town, another problem is the colours messing up a bit. Read the stickies in the tech. forum.

7/10 I like the rain animation in it.