Hi, as you can probably tell my name is BLNwolf.

I just thought I would pop by and show my face; in a manner of speaking. I have never really joined a forum before but I suppose there is a first time for everything. I haven't had a gaming PC for long and its not a very advanced set up, however I spend a lot of my time modding games that I've bought on steam; mostly fallout stuff. However I thought I would join to become more involved with the modding scene and maybe learn how to create my own mods if someone could steer me in the right direction.

Anyway, I love what I've seen so far and hope to see some more in the future.

Hi @BLNwolf and welcome to our GUNetwork community. Happy modding and make new friends!

Welcome friend, I hope this first forum experience will be the best one

Welcome to GUN BLNWolf, I'm not new in pen, but I just introduced myself as well, and thought I could come introduce myself. I love modding games, it's something that once I started, I could never go back but I can never actually make mods, I'm not a creative person, nor an artist, so its hard for me. Hope you can pursue your passion, and maybe you might just be a legendary modder one day!

Thank you everyone it's nice to be welcomed like this!

Well wolf just stay wishful and welcome to the forum.

@BLNwolf ayyyy welcome to the community, i'm sure you'll love it here at GUNetwork!

the best advice i can give for people wanting to learn to mod especially if your looking to mod fallout games is to watch youtube video tutorials, the way ive learned modding was to watch the video's and go into the geck and recreate what they were doing in the mod. i'd watch them do one step then repeat it in the creation kit/geck, then go onto the next step. by doing this it grealy helped me learn a lot of modding stuff. so if your a newbie i'd suggest this. don't get frustrated, plus when using the geck/creation kit save often, trust me this is something you'll thank me for later, cause the can be a bit unstable, and the longer you you use it for a set period of time the more likely it willcrash and you could lost valuble data or work. The only other tip i have is to tinker around with the creation kit/geck, you can learn a lot by just messing around, you'll learn what you can and cannot do. but if your just tinkering either don't save your work, or just make a new esp file to play around with.

Welcome to Gunetwork. I hope you enjoy this forum, if you want my advice, you take your time and be patient, nothing is easy to start with, but eventually you'll find your 'Aha!" moment and everything will click.

Cheers!

Thank you everyone for the kind advice, I've got myself stuck in with playing around with the creation kit and started to have a go with blender to get some of the skills down. However from what I have discovered it might take me a while to create anything even remotely usable let alone useful XD.

Hello BLNwolf. Welcome. Good place to start. I wish you the best buddy.

@BLNwolf, what type of stuff are you looking to create?? maybe posting what your aiming to create, somone with skills in that area can be helpful to you and give some guidance. i have madea radio mod, and a player home unscripted quest mod for fallout 4, but i can't do modeling or the more extreme stuff, and i am clueless about scripting in any form.

@"bobbadan" My main fascination at the moment is with making new weapons I've seen quite a few detailed guides for making them in FNV but not so much for Fallout 4. But I would like to branch off into making a type of quest mod in the future.

Whats up dude? Happy to have you here!

I'm newer myself too, so I can understand where you're coming from.