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There's a download to a Fallout 1 patch here: http://www.stgfc.com/F1/dls.php Is perhaps that the one you're looking for?

I don't know. At least it seems to be working now. I've been through my first encounter where I implemented the new weapons and they were there. I guess I have to start a new game to do that. Maybe it has to do with that worldmap.dat file that shows up when you get a game going? I've never...

You mean this one? http://www.nma-fallout.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=1167 That's the Tactics weapons converted to FRMs for Fallout.

Well, I got it to work. I just completely start the game over (one of these days I'll actually finish the damned thing :razz:) and redid it by adding FRMs from another folder I had them stored (don't know why that would make a difference, but I did it anyway just in case) and this time it seemed...

I made a couple of extra weapons for the hell of it to add to the game, but for some reason, two of them are invisible other than if they are on the ground, just the inventory FRM isn't showing in game. It does everywhere else, though. I've had this happen to me many years ago, but I don't...

There's some FRM converters here: http://www.nma-fallout.com/downloads.php?do=cat&id=28 One of them should work, but I'm not sure which one is best. Perhaps try different ones, or maybe someone around here knows which one is best.

Sounds cool. 8-)

I'm not too sure of the individual files that do what, just where the folder is. I've never messed with the sound effects, other than using what someone else did with them for so other mod a long time ago.

It would be cool if he decides to incorporate the two some day. There's usually an amount of work that has to be done with these things, though.

That never happened to me, but it's been awhile since I had downloaded it.

I never knew about that one.

Yeah you can change the music, just convert those files to .ACM files. There should be, or use to be a converter in the download section. That should work, as far as I know. I've never messed with it, just read something about it a long time ago. Megamod I believe does conflict with Restoration...

I don't know anything about the mapper, I couldn't get the damned thing to even load because of some weird issue. You'd have to ask one of the modders around here like Endocore (who actually posted somewhere on how to get the mapper to work, which would have for me, sans that issue) or whoever...

You can change those in the editor to what ever animation the game has and the sounds. There's options there to select those.

I don't think you do, from what I can remember. You should be able to keep playing, or you might have to refresh the map you're on by going to another one and come back or whatever for it to show up. I'm not 100% sure, since it's been a long time since I've messed with that, but I don't remember...

I don't have Photoshop, that's why I couldn't. If there was something else that could be used, that would be good to know as well. I've read you needed that program to make FRMs from an actual photo of the item. If not, then hopefully someone here could correct that, because I'd like to know...

The mapper should be with these links. http://www.nma-fallout.com/downloads.php?do=cat&id=59 The images go into the art/inventory folder, but you edit their stats with the editor. You can also change the images that are already there by just renaming the new one you want to use. For example, if...

You can do the protos with the editor, but you'll need the mapper to add your stuff to the shop inventories or on some random book shelf. You can add it to the NPCs in random encounters, by editing the world map file, though. I did that to see if adding an extra item would work with the editor...

Here's the link for Cubik's editor, in case you didn't get it from the last thread. http://newfmc.pl/Cubik_Fallout_Download/download_f2wedit.php This will work in doing what you need to do. I've used it for the same purpose. Are you making those FRMs or just want to use what's around? There are...

Man, time flies.