hey guys!! I am looking to get my first PC and have a max budget of around $1500 AUD not incl monitor, keyboard etc. I've watched a bunch of yt videos and played around on pcpartpicker and came up with whats below. I honestly know nothing about PC building & want to try and get something pretty cheap that will let me run games like fortnite, sims 3 & 4, phasmophobia, minecraft, stardew and other steam games. I also like to mod my games pretty heavily so want something that can handle my mods haha.
please lmk what I should change and if everything is compatible with eachother!! Thank you !
[PCPartPicker Part List](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/list/qjfbgB)
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**CPU** [AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 3.7 GHz 6-Core Processor](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/g94BD3/amd-ryzen-5-5600x-37-ghz-6-core-processor-100-100000065box) $199.00 @ Computer Alliance
**CPU Cooler** [Vetroo V240 52 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/qpnypg/vetroo-v240-52-cfm-liquid-cpu-cooler-vt-aio-v240-wt) $89.99 @ Amazon Australia
**Motherboard** [MSI B450M PRO-VDH MAX Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/kRTzK8/msi-b450m-pro-vdh-max-micro-atx-am4-motherboard-b450m-pro-vdh-max) $109.00 @ Centre Com
**Memory** [Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/vfDJ7P/corsair-vengeance-rgb-pro-16gb-2-x-8gb-ddr4-3200-memory-cmw16gx4m2c3200c16w) $79.00 @ Computer Alliance
**Storage** [Samsung 970 Evo Plus 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 3.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/Zxw7YJ/samsung-970-evo-plus-1-tb-m2-2280-nvme-solid-state-drive-mz-v7s1t0bam) $176.00 @ Device Deal
**Video Card** [MSI GeForce RTX 3060 Ventus 2X 12G GeForce RTX 3060 12GB 12 GB Video Card](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/pD8bt6/msi-geforce-rtx-3060-ventus-2x-12g-geforce-rtx-3060-12gb-12-gb-video-card-rtx3060ventus2x12goc) $429.00 @ Computer Alliance
**Case** [Montech AIR 100 ARGB MicroATX Mid Tower Case](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/wvmmP6/montech-air-100-argb-microatx-mid-tower-case-air-100-argb-white) $99.00 @ PCCaseGear
**Power Supply** [Corsair RM750e (2023) 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/YRJp99/corsair-rm750e-2023-750-w-80-gold-certified-fully-modular-atx-power-supply-cp-9020262-na) $139.00 @ Centre Com
*Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts*
**Total** **$1319.99**
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Hey all! I'll try and keep this short and concise so we can focus on discussion. I'm on Xbox One for reference, the slim :/. I started out modding Skyrim and FO4 on PS4, have a Viva New Vegas/Frontier PT going with FNV on a crappy laptop, so I am glad to enjoy external assets on a console! I have no programming experience but I'm relatively intelligent so I can handle difficult concepts. I have the desire to understand what you all know from experience and will do my best to interpret!
Feel free to reference the numbered topics or offer random widoms at leisure. And of course don't hesitate to share your favorite mods in extensive detail...no holds bar I wanna hear it all. I know how it goes with the Bethesda Modding scenes...we are at our best when we share our individual testing insights.
1.) 2GB storage and performance.] Do mods affect performance by volume? Can I max out my storage cap for mods without any consequences, beyond mods introducing their own specific issues? I've seen some say a full 2GB makes Boston unplayable...?
2.) Mods that break Boston/performance...what is previs and precombine? What's the watered down explanation? How can I get Boston and other dense areas running?
3.)Are there any major no-no's currently (barring the recent update chaos)? For example I read that some time ago it was a crash guarantee in Far Harbor if you used UFO4P, due to the headers, which I won't pretend to understand, but I gleaned that it was a mere oversight. Are there any other such well known deadly combos I should be aware of?
4.) How do you personally manage the small memory budget in forming your playthrough's game build? Mainstay mods such as Armorsmith, Dak's Attachments, America Rising 2 etc are massive sacrifices of space. Seems one has to choose which areas to mod that have greater impact. I hate an intensely Love Hate (😏) relationship with 4...so I intend to fully overhaul it. This is proving to be a difficult task especially if topic 1 is as I fear.
5.) Tricks for navigating Bethesda's mod UI? It doesn't display my library or my favorites in their entirety, something I hadn't noticed on PS ever before. This means I can't favorite something I already have downloaded that I want to remove but not lose forever, without using the search bar to manually favorite it. And then, my favorites aren't all accounted for in the fav list.

H: Tradelist W: Offers
H: Tradelist W: Description or offers
Im Especially after UNY AP FDC Trapper LA and RA or Apparel!
AA/e/90, Gatling gun, Lmg
AA/50C/25 Fixer(2x), Handmade, Tesla Riffle, Dragon, Combat shotgun, Pipe Revolver, BP Pistol, BP Plunder, Em, EPR perfect mods, AD
AA/25A/Dur EPF
AA/25/Dur .50, Minigun, epr
AA/E/15R Pipe Pistol,
aa/25/90 Gamma gun, epp, flamer
AA/25/Dur NU Laser Riffle, Fixer, Hm, Gamma gun, Holy fire
AA/50C/15c epp
AA/Ap/25 Holy fire
AA/25a/Dur AGL,
AA/Pa/1s Grognaks Axe
AA/50C/90 Grognaks Axe, NU Laser Riffle, epp
AA/50L/25 Tommy gun
AA/50C/15r Hm
AA/e/15c RR (2x), Em
AA/25/25 lmg(2x) EPR, Rail, Fixer
Aa/25a/90rw AGL
Aa/e/25 Pipe Bolt Pistol, Radium, Fixer
AA/40/40 Ski sword
AA/50c/50bs Compound Bow
AA/40pa/50bs chainsaw
AA/40pa/1S Blue ridge Iron
AA/E/25 Fixer(3x), .44 Pistol
AA/40/40 Chainsaw (2x)
AA/25a/25 epr 2x
AA/50h/15c EPP
AA/50h/50bs EPP
Aristocrat:
Ari/Pa/40 Chainsaw
Ari/50/25 Cryo
Ari/E/15r Minigun
Ari/50C/Dur CR
Ari/25/25 Epr
Ari/25/50bs epp
Assassins:
A/50c/25 Hm, Single Action Revolver
a/e/Dur Gatling gun
Aa25a90rw AGL
A/25/50bs Plasma Pistol
A/25/15r Laser Pistol
Berserk:
Be40/40 Drill
Be25/25 epp
Berz/e/25 10mm sub
Bloodied:
B40Pa/1a Bear arm
B/50C/15C Hm ( 2x ), Pumpgun, .44 Pistol, Rwr, Epr perfect mods, Bow
B/50C/25 Chainsaw, Auto Pipe, BP Plunderbuss, Handmade, Em
B/E/25 lmg, combat riffle , AR, 10mm, Pipe riffle, Single Action Revolver, Radium
B/25/Stealth 10mm
B/E Black powder Riffle
B/Ap/25 Ul Laser Riffle, Gamma gun
B/50L/25 Hm
B/25/Dur RR ( 2x), Agl, Ugl, Flamer
B/e/50bs Combat riffle, BP Pistol
B/25/15r Gauss, 10mm, EPF, Cryo,
B/25/25 combat riffle, b2525 gatling plasma, Radium, gp, gl, EPR, Handmade
B/Bash/50bs Minigun'
B/50h/25 Fixer
B/25/90 epp with alligned flamer, lmg, Gatling laser, Cryo
B/e/15c Radium
B/40pa/40 chainsaw
B/e/90 AR
B/50l/50bs Peppershaker
B/25/50bs Plasma Thrower, Laser Pistol
B/e/90 lmg, Gatling
B/50c/90 EPP
B/25a/50bs epp
B/50c/15r Em
B/25a/90 lmg, gl
Be15r fixer
Executioners:
Exe/50C/25 Hm (2x), Minigun, 10mm Smg, em
Exe/E/25 Lever, Combat Shotgun, 10mm Pistol
Exe/25/25 EPR, Gauss, Lever,
Exe/50C/15C EM
Exe/25/Dur Fixer
Exe/25/15r GP
Exe/50L/25 GAuss
Exe/E/15r Pipe Bolt Pistol
Exe/25/90 Radium, 10mm Smg, Hm (2x)
Exe/50h/25 Gamma gun, epp
Exe/e/15r Pipe Revolver
Exe/25/50bs epp
Furious:
F/50C/25 NU Laser Riffle, Radium, CR,
F/Pa/25 Chinese Sword
F/25/Dur Minigun
F/Bash/Dur Minigun
F/25/25 UGatling Laser, EPR, Radium
F/Ap/25 GP
Gourmands:
G/50h/25 epp
G/E/15R Radium
G/PA/25 DC Gauntlet,
G/50c/25 Flamethrower, Em
G/e/25 Hm
G/25/25 rwr
Instigating:
I/50c/25 bow
Inst/Ap/25 epp
Juggernaut:
Jugg/50h/25 EPP
Jugg/e/90 Fixer, hm
Jugg/e/25 Fixer, RR
Jugg/25/25 Fixer, Gamma Gun, hm , Cryo
Jugg/Pa/40Pa Chainsaw
Jugg/e/15r .50
Jugg/e/dur .50
Jugg/50c/25 hm,
Junkie:
J/E/25 Hm, RR, Em
J/25/15r EPR Perfect mods Alligned Auto, AGL, tommy gun
J/SS/1s Bowieknife, Powerfist,
J/25/15r RR(2x),
J/50c/15c RR, Single Action Revolver
J/25/90 .50,
J/25/25 Western Revolver, Kabloom
J/50l/25 epp
Medic:
Med/25/25 Fixer
Med/25/15r Holy Fire
Med/50c/25 Minigun, AR,
Mutant:
M/25/15r AGL
M/Bash/Dur Minigun
M/50H/25 EPP Perfect Mods(alligned Auto)
M/25/25 10mm
Nocturnal:
N/E/25 .50
N/50c/25 Em
N/25/15r 10mm
Quad:
Q/E 10mm, Lever, Gatling gun
Q/E/25 Lever, Combat Riffle.50, Sniper riffle, Fixer
Q/25/15r Fixer
Q/25/90 Hm, Em, Fixer, epp
Q/E/15C Pipe Bolt Pistol(2x), 10mm Pistol,
Q/25A/25 Fixer
Q/50L/25 Fixer, Tesla
Q/50C/15r .50, Tommy gun Gatling gun, Auto Pipe,
Q/25/50bs Fixer, Holy fire, DB, Hm, Auto Pipe, Cryo
Q/50C/Dur Fixer (2x), hm, EPP ,Railway
Q/E/90 railway, .50 cal, Minigun
Q/25/25 Pipe Revolver, Ab, EPR perfect mods,
Q/50C 10mm, Em
Q/Ap/15r Fixer
Q/25A/Dur Holy Fire, Gamma gun
Q/25A/15r Holy Fire,
Q/E Pipe Pistol, Hunter Riffle, Pumpgun, Combat Riffle, DB
Q/50C/25 Minigun,Tommy, Plasma Riffle, Gatling gun, Western Revolver, Epr, Radium, Handmade
Q/50b/25 Tesla, Hm
Q/50l/15r tesla
Q/25 Tesla
Q/50H/25 Radium, EPR, Western Revolver,
Q/e/15r hm(2x), Gatling gun, Em, Railway, DB, Pipe riffle
Q/ls/25 Ab
Q/25/15c epp
Q/50h/15r EPP
Q/e/50bs Rwr
Q/25/15c Railway (2x) , EPP
Supressor:
S/e/25 Fixer
S/25/15r Fixer
S/50c/25 Hunting riffle
Two Shot:
TS/50C/25 Fixer (2x), Hm (2x), Tesla, Dragon
Ts/25/25 AR, Fixer, epp, Ultracite laser riffle
Ts/E/Dur Minigun
Ts/50H/25 Fixer, Radium
Ts/25/dur Fixer, hm
Ts/e/25 Pipe Revolver, RWR, Em, 10mm Pistol,
Ts/Ls/25 Assaultron Head
Ts/e/15c Lever (2x)
Ts/25/15r Flamethrower, EPR,
TS/50c/15c RR, Ab
TS/50L/25 Em Ts/e/15r lmg
Ts/25/90, Lmg
Ts/50c/15c Plunderbuss
Ts/e/90 Pumpgun, lmg
Vampire:
V/50C/15r GP, Gatling Gun
V/50C/15r Railway
V/e/dur Hm, Em
V/e/25, Hm, Em
V/Ap/25 Fixer
V/50L/25 Fixer, RR, 10mm, Hm
V/50C/25 Gauss, Chainsaw, DB(2x), Fixer, 10mm Pistol, handmade
V/e Lever
V/25/15c Hm(2x), Gatling laser, epp
V/25/25 Gatling laser, Pipe Bolt Pistol, Epr
V/25/50Damage resist EPR
V/e/15r Western Revolver, Single Action Revolver,
V/25/15r Plasma Thrower, Gatling Plasma
V/25a/15r Plasma Thrower
V/25/90 Gamma Gun, Flamer
V/50h/25 epp
Armor Pieces:
Uny/AP/HTD H Leaver Set
Uny/Mix/Sent bos Combat armor set
As/Mix/Cav Usa Set
Uny/7Explo/Cav FSA La
OE/AP/Sent Usa LL
Oe/7Exp/Cryo Fsa LL
As/7E/AWR Raider PA LA
Aristo/AP/WWR Trapper RL
Aristo/AP/Stealth FSA Chest
As/7Exp/Sent FSA RL
Oe/7Exp/WWR X01 LA
Bolst/S/WWR T60 LL
Uny/Ap/Stealth Trapper RA
Uny/S/WWR light Metal armor LA
Uny/I/Cav Wood Rl
Uny/1S/Wwr Heavy Raider Armor Ra
Van/P/WWR FSA LL
Uny/S/Limb Usa LL
Uny/I/JWR FSA LL
Uny/Ap/Sent Fsa la (level 40)'
uny/ap/sneak trapper chest, trapper ra
Oe/Ap/wwr Raider PA rl ( level 30)
Uny/1P/Cav fsa Ra
Uny/S/WWR light Metal La
Uny/HungeWWR Usa Rl
OE/1e/FDC Usa ll
Bolst/I/sentt Trapper LA
Bolst/S/Sent Wood RL
Uny/L/WWR Heavy raider LA
Uny/S/WWR Sturdy leather RA
Uny/I/Sent Wood LL
Uny/Cryo/Cav FSA Cp
Uny/Cryo/Awr Fsa LL
Uny/I/AWR USA RL
Ari/Ap/Wwr Heavy metal CP'
Van/Cryo/WWR Leather CP
Van/AP/AWR Raider RA
Bolst/led/Cav Metal CP
Oe/1s/WWR Metal LA
Uny/Int/Sent Usa RL

So I have been trying to mod fallout 4 with the game downgraded, but no matter whether I try to launch with or without mods, downgraded or upgraded version of fallout 4, the F4SE refuses to work. I've tried every version available to download and every time I launch from F4SE it boots to a black screen for a second and then closes instantly. It works if I launch from steam where it is vanilla, but F4SE refuses to launch.

You should NEVER start out modding with mod pack for the same reason you NOBODY start a woodworking class by buying a COMPLETE wood furniture set. Start small, play the game. See what you don't like and wished to change. That way you understand the mechanism of its working, you see the quirks of vanilla game and hopefully at least a partial understanding of the mechanism that it operate on. Only then, when you understand what you desire you start to Download and follow the installation manual of that mod.
I don't eat pizza by stuffing the entire pizza in to my mouth at the same time, I have to cut it down to size, then I took a bite each time. It get easier that way, with each bite you learn about the taste and texture of the pizza. Sometimes the pizza have the kind of cheese that I do not like or burned bread so I spit it out. Not all bite is the same because pizza can be diverse even within a single pizza. People like to say eating or modding like it is a single step but it is actually not. It just a simplified figure of speech so we easily communicate on a surface level with over complicating something. Eating is not just eating, it actually desiring, finding, seeing, preparing, buying, paying, receiving, checking,....
With each mod that you install you learn something about your taste, your computer (because not all mods are made equal, some are more demanding than other: graphic mod,VFX and script heavy mod are frame killers), you learn about the game version that you have installed. Not all skyrim version are equal ( LE,SE,AE, Steam, GOG). Same goes for mod managers programs too (NMM, Vortex, MO2; honestly the only way to prevent permanently breaking your own game is to use virtual folder, that why Mo2 is superior, cause if you fail, it won’t be a reinstall, even then it might not be a surefire with some animation mod). Some mod are dependant on other mods. Some mod are outdated or outright broken because update by the game so you have to degrade your game version, sometimes the author break their own mod with their update, sometime the mod you want depend on other mod to work but that mod update so something is not working anymore for you, sometime Bethesda update their game, the list go on,...
And here is the lesson for people who are new to modding. You have to organize and approach information with care. You must think strategically before you do, like what does the mod I wanted to have is depend on. Don’t jump in blindly, expect all these complex mechanism to work perfectly. It will not. Keep a modding diary. Test your mod out individually then install new mod when you know it working and not incompatible, interact properly with the game & other mod. Always keep back up save and backup config files.
Modding is not playing vanilla game. You are not playing Skyrim. You are playing GOD. To these however miniscule and dumb NPCs in your game. You are their gods, their creator, their life giver. You are a Magna Ge who gave them life by sacrificing your time & energy.
Edit : I don’t think I made myself clear the 1st time . Mod list by itself it still only a mod list. The recent Bethesda UPDATE break some of the mod, even when that mod is on Wabbajack. People need to remember that Wabbajack it and ONLY a mod LIST for the game VERSION that you have.

For over a month I have been trying to figure out the problem with why my mods won’t load. Every time my mods download they say 0 out of 0 code mods downloaded, and I have no idea what caused it if someone anyone can help me please?

I'm using an enb and recently my character's eyes have become black and really dark. I tried looking it up online and it said to find iBlurDeferredShadowMask in skyrimprefs.ini. I looked in there and it just wasn't there, there was no shadow mask setting. It might be in the enb menu but I don't know how to look for it in there. Alternatively I could download a mod that makes eyes non transparent but I haven't found one yet, though Lamae's Gaze's eyes do work and are not black, so I assume that that is the solution. Unfortunately I don't know which eye mod is non transparent. I downloaded a couple eye mods like Eyes of Beauty but they didn't work and were still black. Which mods will work with this?

Here are two of mine:

1. I think the tagging "label" system they currently have for organizing games is way better than folders used in 3DS and Wii U. For the same reason Google went with the label system in Gmail when they developed it (and it was considered very innovative at the time). Games can be tagged multiple times or not at all, but with folders they can only be grouped once. It also lets you sort them other ways (ABC, playtime, last played, etc.) while not having any weird UI confusion. I still find sorting and viewing my whole collection useful, such as when I have a guest over and want them to pick a game out of my entire library or just to show them what games I have. I only wish you could jump to your tags right from the main menu, but I think they did this to prevent you from skipping over and forgetting about games you've not tagged. Although they could have had a link to "all software" or "untagged titles" in the label menu too. But right now it's still pretty easy to get to with just three inputs. It IS a bit awkward having to press left to get to all software I will admit. That could have had a simple button shortcut too. I was actually always struggling with my large collection of 3DS games because I would forget what folder I put a title in, accidentally moved it in the wrong folder, and hated that you couldn't sort your games within or outside of the folders. It was completely a manual process no matter which way you went about it, just like if you had a shelf of physical titles. No way to view your library in ABC order, etc. and no library search function either. Something which I think the Switch should have too by the way. Overall, with my frustrations with the completely manual 3DS organization system, I was happy with how they went about it on Switch but still see other people criticize it all of the time. So I think my opinion isn't popular.
   
2. I like having the old games on the streaming service and even think there's benefits to gamers from them releasing them piecemeal. I'd probably never pay for a lot of these games again because it's so easy to emulate on many different platforms (phone, pc, modded consoles), but IT IS nice to have a library of old games available on the switch, and costs me 8 dollars a year with family plan (the full expansion price is too much and I'd never pay it). It even has led me to discovering "new to me" games I would have never played or bought from Nintendo's past. I think releasing them in chunks can be a fun community thing too because after they dump a batch on us, I notice lots of people online and in my personal life are playing them again as Nintendo has shone the spotlight on them, so to speak, which makes them the center of discussions; and I love classic game discussions! It was a good way to build hype and awareness for the Metroid franchise when they released the GBA titles on Switch and were pushing the new Dread and Prime Remastered games around the sams time, bringing more awareness of these games so that when Prime 4 gets here people will be very familiar with a series that isn't as popular as Mario or Zelda. It's nice having a big library of old games ready to go when you want to switch it up and play something different but don't want to drop more money and download a new game you don't know if you'll like or not. The streaming makes it low stakes. The only thing that makes the NSO classic games service fall short for me is that we won't see a lot of great games on there due to IP publishing reasons, so lots of classic games strongly tied with old systems' identities are going to be left out as their IP owner chooses to keep them off the service and opt for a eshop release or remake instead.
   

One thing I also particularly enjoy on NSO is the multiplayer option to play single player games with a group of friends online and virtually passing the controller between players. It's almost as good as being in the same room like when we were kids. My old friend and I nearly beat Mario 64 together online while we were talking on the phoned living on different coasts, and then decided to play some mario tennis 64; for which we have a rivalry. He was feeling very lonely because his wife had died recently and the online multiplayer feature really brightened up both of our days that afternoon as we (sometimes struggling to!) remembered how to get 120 stars.
What are some opinions you hold about the Switch that are unpopular? Anything at all! Mine were good things most people criticize, but maybe you have a criticism of something everybody else praises about the console. Let's hear it! I thought this could breed some fun discussions.

#Set the number of threads computers can run on. A higher number means more #computers can run at once, but may induce lag. Please note that some mods may #not work with a thread count higher than 1. Use with caution. #Range: > 1 computer\_threads = 1 #The maximum time that can be spent executing tasks in a single tick, in #milliseconds. #Note, we will quite possibly go over this limit, as there's no way to tell how #long a will take - this aims to be the upper bound of the average time. #Range: > 1 max\_main\_global\_time = 10 #The ideal maximum time a computer can execute for in a tick, in milliseconds. #Note, we will quite possibly go over this limit, as there's no way to tell how #long a will take - this aims to be the upper bound of the average time. #Range: > 1 max\_main\_computer\_time = 5 

#Enable the "http" API on Computers. This also disables the "pastebin" and "wget" #programs, that many users rely on. It's recommended to leave this on and use the #"rules" config option to impose more fine-grained control. enabled = true #Enable use of http websockets. This requires the "http\_enable" option to also be true. websocket\_enabled = true #The number of http requests a computer can make at one time. Additional requests #will be queued, and sent when the running requests have finished. Set to 0 for #unlimited. #Range: > 0 max\_requests = 0 #The number of websockets a computer can have open at one time. Set to 0 for unlimited. #Range: > 1 max\_websockets = 4 #Limits bandwidth used by computers. \[http.bandwidth\] #The number of bytes which can be downloaded in a second. This is shared across all computers. (bytes/s). #Range: > 1 global\_download = 335544320 #The number of bytes which can be uploaded in a second. This is shared across all computers. (bytes/s). #Range: > 1 global\_upload = 335544320 #A list of rules which control behaviour of the "http" API for specific domains or #IPs. Each rule is an item with a 'host' to match against, and a series of #properties. Rules are evaluated in order, meaning earlier rules override later #ones. #The host may be a domain name ("pastebin.com"), wildcard ("\*.pastebin.com") or #CIDR notation ("127.0.0.0/8"). #If no rules, the domain is blocked. \[\[http.rules\]\] host = "$private" action = "allow" \[\[http.rules\]\] #The maximum size (in bytes) that a computer can send or receive in one websocket packet. max\_websocket\_message = 1310720 host = "\*" #The maximum size (in bytes) that a computer can upload in a single request. This #includes headers and POST text. max\_upload = 41943040 action = "allow" #The maximum size (in bytes) that a computer can download in a single request. #Note that responses may receive more data than allowed, but this data will not #be returned to the client. max\_download = 167772160 #The period of time (in milliseconds) to wait before a HTTP request times out. Set to 0 for unlimited. timeout = 0 

#Enable Command Block peripheral support command\_block\_enabled = false #The range of Wireless Modems at low altitude in clear weather, in meters. #Range: 0 \~ 100000 modem\_range = 64 #The range of Wireless Modems at maximum altitude in clear weather, in meters. #Range: 0 \~ 100000 modem\_high\_altitude\_range = 384 #The range of Wireless Modems at low altitude in stormy weather, in meters. #Range: 0 \~ 100000 modem\_range\_during\_storm = 64 #The range of Wireless Modems at maximum altitude in stormy weather, in meters. #Range: 0 \~ 100000 modem\_high\_altitude\_range\_during\_storm = 384 #Maximum amount of notes a speaker can play at once. #Range: > 1 max\_notes\_per\_tick = 8 #The limit to how much monitor data can be sent \*per tick\*. Note: # - Bandwidth is measured before compression, so the data sent to the client is # smaller. # - This ignores the number of players a packet is sent to. Updating a monitor for # one player consumes the same bandwidth limit as sending to 20. # - A full sized monitor sends \~25kb of data. So the default (1MB) allows for \~40 # monitors to be updated in a single tick. #Set to 0 to disable. #Range: > 0 monitor\_bandwidth = 1000000 

ive been wondering why the people at SLZ haven’t added mod support i can’t download mods because on quest meta took the way you would out i really want to play the game meant for mods with mods but i cant so why cant SLZ add mod support

Hi, while I was looking for some new mods, I discovered a video where they talked about this generative AI that allowed you to "automatically" create doom maps. Obsidian, I downloaded it and tried to fiddle around a bit. Predictably, he created "stupid" maps, more suitable for deathmatch (with weapons and ammunition visible and immediately available), but I am more interested in trying maps where you explore and follow (as I read in the preface of the Obsidian program) an original story. Also, I often come across script errors and I, being ignorant, don't know how to fix them. Is there any video or manual that explains and introduces me to this marvel of AI in a clear and simple way?

Took a six month break from the game, played Cyberpunk with the new DLC, replayed Mass Effect (all 3), did a bunch of the Vampire Masquerade interactive novels, wasted a month on Starfield, futzed around with an epic new FO4 run, played the (somewhat dorky) Jedi Survival games ("Jump, bitch, jump!!"), spent many late nights in Crusader Kings III trying to establish my beautiful giant albino dynasty, and then came back to Skyrim a couple days ago. Skyrim still gets my vote for best game of all time (note to TW3 and RDR2: I love you too but you're not my bestie).
Licential Black Wabbajack download took two hours for 800+ mods, installed perfectly, played perfectly. Added another 1000 mods on top of it, including the 100+ epic mods from Serana Dead Sexy. I'm a couple hours into it, and apart from finding some new love for the vanilla start, I'm just amazed at all the new dialogue expansion mods using either AI or Elevenlabs. There are a ton of them, and they sound f*cking fabulous. And the Dragonborn Voiceover mods which add a player voice are incredible, and patched for virtually every popular mod -- now I'm Geralt in Skyrim, talking to everyone, swearing when I get smacked in battle, calling my horse Roach, asking where the hell Yennefer got to, etc. Seriously, the days of VA splicing are long gone. Just waiting for some crew of unknown modders to drop an entirely unthought-of new DLC into the game (think Vigilant) and it will be another year of gaming highs. In a worlld where today there are 68 new mods on Nexus, and 475 new mods this week, you know something epic is just around the corner. Pretty sure we'll have ChatGPT AI followers shortly and then everyone will be sitting openmouthed in their lazyboys going "WTF? How did she read my mind like that? Am I on camera? Moooooooooooom!"

I'm not new to Minecraft, but I am new to creating a server with mods. I've been watching a lot of videos and troubleshooting but I really can't figure it out.
I downloaded CurseForge, found a modpack I liked or created one myself and downloaded it. Then I downloaded Forge for 1.20.1 (a lot of the mods I want are in that) and set it up accordingly, giving it a folder named after the future server. I put a copy of the modpack (zip file) into the mods section of the folder with Forge downloaded into it, and in the mods section of the Minecraft Forge 1.20.1 game installation. When entering the game and going to the mods button, however, the only things that show are Forge/CurseForge and Minecraft, and I don't know what to do. I don't think the zip files extract into anything really, I've looked at them and it's just a description of what should be inside the folder, and I don't know what to do. I'm trying really hard to set this up for my friends.
I really want Rats, Create, Nature's Compass, Waystones, Farmer's Delight, and Twilight Forest, as well as some add-ons for the original modpacks.

Over the last month I have had a heck of a time modding Skyrim for Steam Deck. In early 2023 I had modded the game via a Youtube video which worked perfectly but after the latest update, this is no longer the case. Googling provided almost Zero help.. Well through trial and error I've finally got the game modded for Steam Deck with 77 mods running perfectly. Today I'd like to share my findings.
I'll be using Vortex mod manager and SkyrimSE. For any other version of Skyrim just substitute your version instead. Also I know this may look overwhelming, it's not as hard as it looks, I'm just thorough. Aside from waiting for things to download and copy, this will take about 5-10 minutes. If there are issues however, one of the steps to fix this could take hours.
What you'll need:

• A PC capable of installing Skyrim and Vortex mod manager.
• A USB or USBC thumb drive or external drive (100gigs minimum).
• Cloud Saves Enabled for Skyrim.
• (optional) If your drive is USB you'll need a hub for your Steam Deck that supports USB.
• (optional) A keyboard and mouse to use on the Deck. Although you don't NEED these, it'll make the process much easier.

Getting Started:
Note: If you've already modded Skyrim on PC you can skip this section.

1. On your PC, Install Skyrim via Steam (remember where you installed it for later).
2. When it's finished, download and install Vortex Mod Manager.
3. Open your web browser and go to Nexus Mods and find and download all the mods you want to use. Select the "Files" tab and then select the "Mod Manager Download" option so Vortex can properly manage the mods. You may have to resolve some conflicts or the like, Vortex is pretty good at making that easy.
4. Once you are happy with the mods you have downloaded and installed. Launch Skyrim through Vortex by clicking the play button on the Skyrim graphic in the top left.
5. Play for at least 30 mins making sure to try everything, opening the map, your inventory, spells, etc.. If there are no crashes and no visible problems then you are good to go. Save the game and Close Skyrim and move to the next step.

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Preparing Skyrim for the deck:

1. On your PC, open steam and uninstall Skyrim. This will leave you with a Skyrim directory with only the mods and nothing else. (note: certain mods will break with this method, mostly mods that overwrite default textures/models. These aren't common but if you experience this, you can skip this step and proceed to step 2)
2. Open your Skyrim directory on PC and plugin your thumb/external drive.
3. Copy the entire "Skyrim Special Edition" folder to your thumb/external drive.

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Preparing the Deck for Skyrim:

1. On your Steam Deck, Install Skyrim normally. Run it at least once to make sure the prerequisites are installed..
2. Exit to desktop. To do this, long press the power button until a menu pops up with the option to 'switch to desktop".
3. Right click your desktop and select: "Create New>Folder". Name it "Skyrim Mods". This will be very important to save you headaches in the future.
4. Plug in your Thumb/external drive and mount and open it when prompted.
5. Open the "Skyrim Special Edition" folder from your thumb/external drive.
6. Copy "SkyrimSE.exe" and "skse64_loader.exe" to the "Skyrim Mods" folder you created on your desktop.
7. In the desktop folder, rename "SkyrimSE.exe" to "SkyrimSE_old.exe" and also rename "skse64_loader.exe" to "SkyrimSE.exe".
8. Right click inside the folder and select: "Create New>Text File" and name it "SKSE.ini".
9. Open "SKSE.ini" with your default text editor.
10. type the following into the "SKSE.ini" and save.

[Loader]
RuntimeName=SkyrimSE_old.exe

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Installing the mods and set up:

1. Open your Skyrim directory on your deck. If you don't know where that is, open Steam from the desktop taskbar, right click Skyrim and select: "Manage>Browse Local Content".
2. Open your thumb/external drive and copy the contents of "Skyrim Special Edition" to your decks "Skyrim Special Edition" folder. When prompted select "Write into". Wait for it to finish copying. You may now unplug the thumb/external drive.
3. Open your "Skyrim Mods" folder from your desktop.
4. Copy the "SkyrimSE.exe" and "SkyrimSE_old.exe" into the "Skyrim Special Edition" folder. Select "overwrite" when prompted.
5. Inside your decks "Skyrim Special Edition" folder open "DATA" and then "SKSE"
6. Copy your "SKSE.ini" file into the "SKSE" folder on the deck.
7. Double click the "Return to Gaming Mode" icon on the desktop and wait for it to load up.
8. Launch Skyrim and load the save you made on your PC. This will enable all your mods. Play for at least 30 mins and try as many menus and mods as you can. If there are no issues, yay! Enjoy!

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Crashes, Broken Mods and other issues:
Problem: The game ran a validation check and now my mods aren't showing up.
Solution: This will happen from time to time. Switch to desktop mode. Open your "Skyrim Mods" folder and re-copy the SkyrimSE.exe file into the decks Skyrim folder. This is why we keep that folder around.
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Problem: The game seems to missing one or more textures.
Solution: Start with a validation check (then follow previous problems solution). If that doesn't work it would appear that one or more of the mods you are using overwrite one or more of the games textures. Unfortunately you'll need to start again while skipping the uninstall of Skyrim step. This will create a much larger file transfer size but should fix the problem.
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Problem: The game crashes when I open menus or while looting or some mods are broken or not showing up. All other issues.
Solution: This one is a bit of a doozy. So most likely what is happening is your mod load order is out of whack. There is a fix but it can be very time consuming depending on how many mods you have installed. With the 77 I have it took about an hour.
On your PC open "C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Vortex\skyrimse\profiles" where "USERNAME" is your name you sign into your PC with. Inside that folder there should be another folder named randomly. Open that and inside will be a text file called "loadorder.txt". Open that.
On your steam deck load Skyrim and when the main menu loads select "Creations". When it loads, press the "Y" button to configure the load order. Here you will find all your installed mods.
What you are going to want to do is cross reference the load order from the "loadorder.txt" with the load order you are seeing in Creations on the deck. You can reorder the list in creations by using "LB" while highlighting the mod you want to move. For me, it was very wrong and caused a lot of problems. This will fix all that.
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That should be all. If you have any questions or issues that I didn't cover, please leave a comment.

hi, i recently founs some recordings from 2014 with the file type MINERS, ive been looking and they seem to be gameplay recordings, does anyone know how can i view them without downloading mods, or if there is a software or conversion tool that accepts this type of files

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What is your intended use for this build? The more details the better.
My goal with the build for my new PC is to play the games I have on steam without hearing a very loud noise that the fan makes, on these recent times the sound started to annoy me when playing on my laptop. I want to be able to play games like Skyrim with mods (no graphic ones), DBXV2, .Hack//G.U. Last Recode, Digimon Masters Online, Mad Max, the metro games, Naruto games, Sunset Overdrive, and if possible The Witcher 3 and in the future Digimon World Next Order, Persona 3 Reload and Persona 5 Royal. I want to be able to play these and other games without hearing a turbine-like noise that the fan makes, I want one more quitter, and without feeling the heat that comes from the computer (laptop in my case right now).
If gaming, what kind of performance are you looking for?
Stable 30fps on the games I play; Low or medium settings, maybe higher if some requirements are met; I don’t care about RTX.
What is your budget (ballpark is okay)?
Around $180 per month.
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México.
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Type	Item	Price
CPU	AMD Ryzen 5 5500 3.6 GHz 6-Core Processor	$95.00 @ Amazon México
CPU Cooler	Amazon México says that processor comes with one.	$0.00
Motherboard	MSI B550M PRO-VDH WIFI Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard	$102.25 @ Amazon México
Memory	ADATA Memoria RAM DIMM XPG SPECTRIX D60G RGB 16GB DDR4 3200Mhz, Gris TUSTENO, Pequeño	$44.00 @ Amazon México
Storage	Kingston A400 960 GB 2.5" Solid State Drive	$55.40 @ Amazon México
Video Card	Sapphire PULSE Radeon RX 6500 XT 4 GB Video Card	€176.06 @ Amazon México
Case	Cylon White RGB ATX	$65.45 @ Amazon México
Power Supply	EVGA 550 N1, 550W, 2 Year, Power Supply 100-N1-0550-L1	$62.88 @ Amazon México
	Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts
	Total	$ 601.04
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Sorry for bad English and redaction in advance.
With this build I can manage to fulfil or almost do the goal I want of the fan not making too much noise?
The RAM and case on the list I put links for them from Amazon México because I could not find them on pcpartpicker, also the case I put on the list is just a filler for the format, I don’t want the RBG/lights on the case, I would prefer to use no case or get a simplecheaper one, I hope someone could recommend one like that. The RAM I have from amazon is only one module of 16gb just in case.
Most of the pieces are on little discounts right now on Amazon México, but starting tomorrow there is a week of sales so maybe the prices that I listed (that I converted from pesos to dollars) may be cheaper, but I could only buy few pieces per month because I have to use part of the money I get for different things.
The monitor I plan to get is a cheap one with HDMI, 30ghz/60ghz and the same size as the one my laptop has, but for a time I would just use the tv as a monitor while I save some money to buy it.
If possible, I would like to know if the MB has Bluetooth, because some of the things I use needs it, so I want to know this detail.
My plan is to keep the build for many years, because I don’t think I could afford something much more expensive.
I would love, if possible, to receive advice on which piece to buy first to start making this build. Also would like to know if I could somehow save some money on any of the pieces.
Thanks in advance for your opinions and have a good night.
EDIT: Fix.