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sa547

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sa547 last won the day on May 6 2015

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  1. Sorry if I was away for several months, been mostly at Nexus but working on a few small mods. However, I had to act on IRL priorities, giving me less time to dabble.
  2. Where do I comment your album Skyrm...!

  3. From UCLA: this could've made worldspace making much easier to do. http://newsroom.ucla.edu/stories/make-it-rain-ucla-unveils-augmented-reality-teaching-sandbox

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    2. sa547

      sa547

      Yeah, but it's mind-blowing. A few more refinements and it should be the right tool for anyone dealing with terrain.

    3. grond

      grond

      Beautiful demo.

      That's an awesome reason to have a sandbox in my home. I don't have cats so there's no danger there. :)

    4. fredlaus

      fredlaus

      I would love that sandbox even with cats - I have one visiting me every day.

      We can have a lovely party in the BOX :-)

  4. Apparently the Power Rangers were making use of Dwemeri technology. https://www.facebook.com/jasondfrank/photos/a.278616396686.144004.270759951686/10153083533026687/?type=1&theater
  5. (27 July 2015 - 09:07 PM)Just released a Serana revamp the other day. Intense debating ensues.

  6. sa547

    Sombre

    If she's a follower, she's a rare one in a sea of clones.
  7. sa547

    S.A. Gallery of the Skyrim Experience

    The following screenshots are chosen from thousands in my FRAPS directory; all of them are deemed work-safe for all ages.
  8. Am I the only one who isn't sold on SSDs?

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    2. Khettienna

      Khettienna

      SSDs are magnificent creatures and you should have one. <3

    3. sa547

      sa547

      Yes, but I'd like to put programs and steam only on the SSD drive and everything else on hard drives. Just for safety reasons.

    4. HeyYou

      HeyYou

      Backups are always important. That's why I also have a network storage device. All of my data exists in at least three places. Now, if the house burns down, I am just screwed, but, hey, that's what I have insurance for. :D

  9. For all of its accolades and that CD Projekt must be the best generous studio in years, the only thing that puts me off from trying out The Witcher 3 is the lack of player character creation, because I've been playing females since 2006.

    1. Vouivre

      Vouivre

      You can if I remmeber play Ciri which is the female main character in parts.

  10. This is already high-end and is very fast. Should be no problem doing anything in-game, but if you want to use more mods make sure you read the comments about compatibility. I'm okay playing the game at 1280x800 with some texture packs, given the system limitations, but man, the extra 3tb drive (then the 2nd DVD writer) is a bit of an overkill unless you're preparing to install and play very recent and large games (i.e. GTA V clocks in at around 60gb) or store BD-quality video -- could use the money to buy a backup/external hard drive instead, plus a 600w Seasonic PSU and a 3rd-party CPU cooler and exhaust fan kits such as those from Coolermaster. The HD7970... personally I think the newer R7s and R9s are more efficient and that they're better prepared for a new slew of games using the upcoming DX12.
  11. Going back to work... on my mod!

  12. This'll properly explain why it's now a necessity, whether you play vanilla or heavily-modded: http://forum.step-project.com/topic/6726-common-ctds-freezes-ils-and-memory-issues/ It leaves a bitter taste in my mouth when money talk is combined with intangible electronic goods all the while ignoring principles and common sense.
  13. (offtopic) Whether you even just play vanilla, the memory patch helps because normally the game only allocates 256 mb of memory and then another 256 should the first one fills up, but if you have something that adds a lot of static objects in a cell, or you have a lot of NPCs in one place, the game engine may soon be unable to handle more than what those two 256mb buckets contain. Not only CTDs but also infinite loading screens. Those limitations were there because the game was originally made to be ported over to the Xbox 360 and the PS3. With the memory patch enabled on runtime, you can allocate up to 768mb of memory for the first "bucket" and then 256 for the next "bucket', taking greater advantage of your PC's capabilities, which means you can do anything you want to Skyrim and more. Also, nobody's going to stop you from using SKSE, disregarding the ongoing modders' crisis. (ontopic) There were attempts at preventing asset theft, such as placing one's name in a mesh or texture, or a mechanism to prevent tampering. But even then the only way to deal with a stolen mod on Steam is to file a DMCA, and for a mod to be uploaded, the uploader has to submit personal information plus his tax info depending on where he/she lives.
  14. Yes, but I use EFF, Racemenu, Enhanced Blood Textures, A Matter of Time, which all need SKSE and gives the game further flexibility. Furthermore the current version of SKSE has a memory patch which actually put to an end to frequent CTDs that plagued gameplay since Skyrim's launch.
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