This is my first guide, it's a WIP, and very unfinished. Let me know what you think, any feedback is greatly welcomed. EDIT: To learn web design I made a simple website of this guide. It is mostly same guide, but I have added a few new mods and will be updating it more regularly. This means the wiki guide hosted on STEP will still work, but a few instructions or versions may be incorrect as I have not had time to keep both updated. Edited by themagicteeth, 06 March 2016 - 08:07 PM. Just a quick one you might fix easily. The To Sleep, Perchance to Dream mod heading is not a clickable link like the others are. Busworld will enter through the carriage body, and MCI will enter through carriage doors. I never released compatible version, so you should choose just one. I was making one myself to release that worked better for the TTW side of things so it would natively fit with other TTW mods such as TTW-WMX, TTW-RWD, etc. I am just trying Railroads also, but I have not tried making any patches before so I was just rolling with what he had posted. I was wondering about those PN Patches, I have removed them now. Do you think would be compatible with Metro Carraige Interiors if MCI is loaded second? It works with Busworld that way. Would it be too terribly difficult if I tried to make a patch between Busworld and MCI? I though I read somewhere if you deleted references in Busworld to the Metro then it would resolve most conflicts. Edited by themagicteeth, 16 July 2015 - 08:52 AM. I haven't used that mod, but MCI doesn't actual touch the Metro Carriage like Busworld does. It adds new activators just infront of the doors. So it may work fine. Just load it up in game and see. As to edited Busworld version, you have to remove all edits on all Metro and Monorails then there is no issue with MCI. There were a few random minor issues, and I'll try to go back through and write those up for you but most weren't anything game-breaking. The only issue I encountered, and this is just newbieness talking, is that at one point it was necessary to disable 'Have MO manage archives' to run LODGen, maybe? After whatever step that was, I never turned it back on. I did skip over a number of things, such as major quest packs like I'll ever finish both games as it is... It was very easy to determine which TTW compatability patches to swap in so no harm thus far in leaving them out. Long story short, excellent guide and seems pretty complete as-is. It is the same version number as the previous one, I will have to look into if it is the same or not, but I think it is. From my understanding there was some drama surrounding the other one, so he brought it back to alpha. It has also come to my attention that it may have a couple of issues with oHud, so I still need to look into that. Considering removing it, but am unsure yet. Edited by themagicteeth, 04 August 2015 - 01:27 PM. It is the same version number as the previous one, I will have to look into if it is the same or not, but I think it is. From my understanding there was some drama surrounding the other one, so he brought it back to alpha. It has also come to my attention that it may have a couple of issues with oHud, so I still need to look into that. Considering removing it, but am unsure yet. Namely, you couldn't hide the new HUD elements with iHUD, and it had it's own Primary Needs meters, making eHUD's redundant. I didn't think to see if aHud worked though. Edited by MosAnted, 04 August 2015 - 03:07 PM. Hi following your guide, all is good thus far but ive hit a slight bump. The Mantis Imperative - Nasty Zeta. Ive tried load order tweaking and replacing the file to no avail. Worst comes to the worst ill just not include it in my install but any help is appreciated. THanks for the guide! Hi following your guide, all is good thus far but ive hit a slight bump. The Mantis Imperative - Nasty Zeta. Ive tried load order tweaking and replacing the file to no avail. Worst comes to the worst ill just not include it in my install but any help is appreciated. THanks for the guide! There are no patches later on for the Mantis Imperative, so there must be some problem with either the guide or your install. Unfortunantly I do not have my Fallout install setup at the moment doing some computer work , so I cannot check it out on my end. Best I can suggest is to be sure you have followed the directions disabled all ESP's and installing the replacement. It was working last I installed it, I may need to investigate that section of the guide when I do my install. Sorry for the hiccup, and that I can't be of more help!
