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'Virtually all games that are similar to FalloutNV (have a day night cycle) use the sun as a primary dynamic light casting shadow on the world, and some (like the project i am currently on) will have the budget to use even more dynamic lights wherever needed, combined with shadow/light maps, vertex-based AO (vertex illumination), baked AO on unique-textured objects, and SSAO where you can afford it. That is you really wouldn't need dynamic lighting to have shadows. Most games (virtually all games) don't really use the lighting model in shadowing these days. I do enjoy a good universal shadow mapping system as titles such as Red Dead Redemption implement. The shadows in Oblivion were just a faked texture projection effect (but interestingly Bethesda said at one point they had real time shadow mapping for the trees but it was too intensive). ' I don't believe I've ever seen world-cast shadows in a Gamebryo engine game (but I haven't played that many of them). Also there is a new forceware that adds FNV support but people say the problem persists. I don't think nvidia can force AO on non-DX10 applications.

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It's just a shame, such a relatively simple and essential graphical feature would have helped bump up the visuals by a massive Unfortunately I'm running the now famous dll patch that confuses the game thinking you are running a 7900gt, fixes the NPC stuttering and frame lag, consequently the game runs in dx9 mode. Oh well, the game is still fun and that's what counts I guess.

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I still can't figure out how to force Ambient Occlusion in FNV with the nvidia drivers. Doesn't that end up being a useless feature when everything else looks out of place? The world as it is looks flat at lacks volume, dynamically cast shadows from the skybox would have been incredibly beneficial to the overall look of the game, given that the bar is set so low in the asset quality department as it is or at least have some AO. The only thing that casts shadows in this game are you and NPCs/creatures around you, using aВ separateВ lighting model to achieve this.

I asked about this to my Technical Art Director today and he was perplexed as well. I understand why they would remove them from console versions to cut on GPU costs, but this is a baseline visual effect that is essential in most games, at least allow it in the Ultra settings for PC. In the command player.Weird I can't believe the world in FNV casts 0 shadow, like not even from a single dynamic light (the sun).

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There are two really good ones for Fallout Nexus Mod Manager (which is made for Oblivion mostly but works for Fallout as well) and Fallout Mod Manager (Made for Fallout 3 and New Vegas. The easiest way of find out what your load order looks like is by downloading a mod manager. The tricky thing is that if you want to spawn something from a Lonesome Road for example, you need to take its location on the load order into account.

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FalloutNV.esm will always be 00 in the load order, because it is the vanilla game and loads first, so every base ID code from FalloutNV.esm will begin with 00. To access the console, you press the ~ button (right above Tab and to the left of 1).ДЄ quick note: If you have a DLC, Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition, or a mod that requires you to spawn an item in the console, the base ID will change depending on the load order of the plugin.

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In my opinion you should play through the game at least once before using the console (I beat F:NV on Xbox quite a few times and bought it on Steam just for mods and commands) but that's just what I think.ДЄnyway this guide should be able to help beginners understand the grasp of the console. Using the console will temporarily disable your ability to earn achievments, so you can't be invincible through the entire game, using the console to complete quests, and beat the game in five minutes, and still get the achievment for it. The console can be used to do a plethora of actions, such as becoming invincible, becoming gigantic, and spawning items directly into your inventory. The console used in Gamebryo games (such as Fallout 3 and New Vegas) is an in-game debugging tool that can also be used as a cheating method.

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