Fallout 4

[MaxG3D]

@Tapioks

You really do love your work, don't you?

[tapioks]

@MaxTheUniqueGamer

@Tapioks

You really do love your work, don't you?

Lol, yes I do ... though I suppose that might be a jab against me for excessive self promotion...? I hope it does not cause offense, these retextures only enjoy modest success on the Nexus, and I get excited about getting the word out a bit when I release a new one.

EDIT: I just removed the images I posted earlier to spare you from having to look at them.

[JoPineapples68]

[Slothability]

[tapioks]

@sloth

Looking good, sir! Fingers crossed for that fog control coming soon...

[joey4track]

Hey my ENBros and ENBroads! Good to see so many awesome pics and configs! ENBdev is the BEST place for Fallout/Skyrim _spam_ and it's good to see the screenarching still going strong over all these years. Some may remember me from the olden days but I had to pretty much give up on my tweaking because ENB outgrew my pc :'( But I finally have a nice new setup that has been able to chew up anything that Boris has come up with so far. I really wanted to get back to my Skyrim configs but I got greedy with mods and my Skyrim is CTD city so screw it, Fallout 4 it is...

I made a post in the Fallout 4 enbseries .307 thread but for those who don't know and are having a problem with distant fog, I find using the console command 'setfog' can do the trick until we get support in enb. This value works well for my current config- in the console type: 'setfog 0 3500000' Play around with the value but this is a good fix for now.

And now starting from scratch in Fallout 4, here are some shots using Vivid Weathers..

[Portal2x2]

[Quest]

any DL link of that epic?

[tapioks]

Working on a retexture of the 'Expresso' machine for Fallout 4:

[parrotheada1a]

Meet Peyton....... another young hot mom out searching for her family. She decided right off after seeing what was left of home, that she would build a cool and newish looking workshop. Peyton always liked to tinker with stuff, and remembered hating working out in the elements with her dad. She built it on a reclaimed house pad across the street from where she lived. This first shot is soon after she started.



That shelter would come in handy a few days later when a nasty radstorm blew through in the afternoon. She found that after the radstorms passed by, the air got brutally hot for a time.



After working on the shop for most of the day, she needed a break. Peyton had installed most of the usual workbenches inside around the walls. It wasn't exactly spacious, but it wasn't cramped either. At least she wouldn't keep getting cuts and bruises from stuff being crammed inside.





Peyton got up super early the next day, she always enjoyed the sunrise.