Yes. Modding GTA V won't affect the earning of Steam achievements. I was able to attain 100% completion and earn achievements, including https://gta.fandom.com/wiki/Career_Criminal , in GTA V on Steam despite my game being modded.

The short answer is that blocks can have whatever textures they want. For reasons of efficiency, vanilla Minecraft limits itself to 16 logical colours for coloured items/blocks, but that is simply a choice, not a technical restriction. (Side note: it used to be a technical restriction when coloured blocks were stored as a single block + 4 bits of arbitrary data, but that scheme is gone since 1.13) However, if you are adding custom content, then your textures can be whatever colour(s) you want in the 24-bit RGB space. So, for example if you are generating textures dynamically, then you can include gradients or whatever you want with no problem. (While not really part of the question, as for implementing the eye dropper tool, it seems like it might be easier to read from the screen buffer than trying to do something like raycasting in the world. But, I'm not sure if that is possible in the Minecraft engine, never tried it myself)

If you go vanilla with newly created dragonborn and play the questline again then yes, you can get achievements. However, you can use https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/245 (link is to Nexus) to unlock achievements while using mods. I'd rather use this mod than go vanilla, I can't play Skyrim without mods...

No game is unmoddable. However there's a few reasons the barrier-to-entry might be higher for older games: Lack of interest. Most people are interested in playing newer games. Older games, especially niche ones, have a much smaller audience. Specialized hardware knowledge. Most modern games are playable on x86 (Intel) architecture. However most older consoles had their own CPU architectures. Modding games for these consoles requires knowledge specific to that console. This also means modders may need to write their own reverse-engineering tools. Natively compiled code. Nearly all older games were compiled to native machine code, which tends to be a lot of work to reverse engineer. Many (but by no means all) modern games are written in languages like C# or Java, which are compiled to intermediate languages; or have their logic written in a scripting language like Lua. Both cases make the game much easier to reverse engineer. Modern gaming engines. Most older games used game engines that were specific to that game, or at best, that development studio. Most modern games use one of only a handful of engines (usually Unreal or Unity). This allows modders of different games to share knowledge and tools with each other, again lowering the barrier-to-entry.

Normally, most server software's don't support mods. Unless, you run a Forge server. If players can even join with mods, they will be disabled on other server softwares. That's because the mods don't exist on the server, only on the client. If you really want to have your friend be able to join with his mods, then run a Forge server. https://maven.minecraftforge.net/net/minecraftforge/forge/1.19.2-43.1.2/forge-1.19.2-43.1.2-installer.jar the latest installer. Then, when you run it, select "Install server". Finally, run your startup script (has java -Xms1024M -Xmx1024M -jar SERVER_FILE_NAME.jar --nogui on windows) in the same folder as normal. Also, don't forget to actually add the mods that your friend has to the mods folder for the forge server, or else it won't work because the server still doesn't have the mods that your friend's client would.

It looks like you're trying to load a Special Edition mod in the Anniversary Edition, which will likely cause problems. The Engine Fix mod has not been ported to Skyrim AE. https://www.reddit.com/r/skyrimmods/comments/qt2tsv/which_fixes_from_the_engine_fixes_mod_would_you/ like the most wanted aspects of the Engine Fix mod are actually going to be incorporated into SKSE, but there is no ETA for this, and the current SKSE changelog (for version 2.01.05) doesn't make a mention of it either.

This might indicate that the SKSE Loader does not or no longer has access to folders where it needs to write files (like E:\github\common\common\). Look for 'Controlled Folder Access' under Start (by opening the Start menu and typing in the words). Either turn it off, or give skse64_loader.exe full access by using the 'Allow an app through controlled folder access' option: What could have caused this is a silent update of Microsoft Defender.

I found out what's happening. Some female npcs animations, have the male flag(and it's normal). To fix this you can use a Synthesis or Bashed patch.

I again ran into this issue, and after some more playing around, I discovered with my friend that despite the mod allowing me to set my own settings, it seems to inherit my friends settings somehow. Perhaps because they are the host of the game server we have running but I am not sure entirely. I'm not sure which setting in the mod was causing this issue, but I had my friend turn off all of their "Automation" settings in the mods settings menu and the issue seem to be resolved as I was able to place splitters again. I think the setting that affecting this was the one that automatically connects splitters/mergers to buildings with belts. Should you encounter this issue, perhaps try toggling that settings (and if you aren't the host, make sure the host tries it too).

Try setting Mipmap Levels to OFF in instead of 4 which the default value is. This increased my performance from around 5 to 10 FPS to around 80 FPS. I'm not sure why this helps exactly, but looking around the Internet I'm far from the only one to have had this resolve FPS problems in Feed The Beast on otherwise powerful hardware.

Don't know if it would look exactly same, but there is https://www.wemod.com/cheats/age-of-empires-iv-trainers that allows you to change some things via cheats. The “reset current population” cheat resets your population number back to 0, so you can circumvent the population cap by resetting your population number whenever you hit the cap.

This is how I would do this. This is not the only way. Make sure to replace all the placeholders (boring mod and boring item) with whatever you want. Create a class something like this: package me.mcblueparrot.mods.wow; import net.minecraft.core.Registry; import net.minecraft.resources.ResourceLocation; import net.minecraft.world.item.CreativeModeTab; import net.minecraft.world.item.Item; public class BoringMod { public static final BoringMod INSTANCE = new BoringMod(); public static final String NAMESPACE = "boringmod"; public void bootstrap() { Registry.register(Registry.ITEM, locationOf("boringitem") /* boringmod:boringitem */, new Item(new Item.Properties() .tab(CreativeModeTab.TAB_MATERIALS /* whatever tab you want */))); } private ResourceLocation locationOf(String path) { return new ResourceLocation(NAMESPACE, path); } } In net.minecraft.client.main.Main, add this: BoringMod.INSTANCE.bootstrap(); after this (line 141) CrashReport.preload(); Bootstrap.bootStrap(); In net.minecraft.client.resources, change this: super(p_174827_, "minecraft", "realms"); to super(p_174827_, "minecraft", "realms", "boringmod"); Move your texture to "src/main/resources/assets/boringmod/textures/item/boringitem.png". Create a new file in "src/main/resources/assets/boringmod/models/item/boringitem.json". The contents should look something like this: { "parent": "minecraft:item/generated", "textures": { "layer0": "boringmod:item/boringitem" } } Create another file at "src/main/resources/assets/boringmod/lang/en_us.json": { "item.boringmod.boringitem": "Boring Item" } Make sure to refresh the project if you are in Eclipse IDE. When you start the game there should be a new item in the game (scroll down in the creative inventory). Good luck modding! In future I would recommend a mod loader, or a patching system that makes updates and distribution easier.

The first capture of the then official Action Half Life/AHL website (ahl.action-web.net - later on ahl.telefragged.com [that logo looks familiar :)]) that can be found on the https://web.archive.org/ is from the 10th of October 1999 ( https://web.archive.org/web/19991010222710/https://ahl.action-web.net/ ), and the first entry on that page is from the 17th of February that year, which talks about the Beta 3 version: [...] "on to the news: There is no news. Beta 3 will be comming 'REAL SOON NOW' aka 'WHEN IT'S DONE'. I really couldn't say more than that. It's pretty stable at this point. Some annoying bugs here and there." [...] "You will see AHL beta 3 soon. And eventually v1.0 as well." (The https://web.archive.org/web/20000818061941fw_/http://ahl.action-web.net/pre_august_news.shtml at the bottom of the page seems to lead to earlier entries, but the WayBackMachine's earliest snapshot of that link is from 2002.) Although February 17th 1999 is the earliest date I can find that shows activity on the mod, the mod likely already started being developed in late 1998, directly after the release of Half-Life. The first publicly available release, however, seems to have been on the 16th of March: "Hey Action fans. Tonights treat will certainly make you spasm. hehe The time has finally arrived, I bring you: Action Half-Life! Yes, Tonight at 8 pm EST (for europeans: thursday morning 1am GMT) I will start the release party on chat.planetquake.com channel #actionhalflife. At that time I will release the last trailer, and an hour later, you will have Beta 3! Let the games begin!" Although this is again about the Beta 3 version, I presume this is considered to have been the official release of the mod. A couple more useful (?) links: The team behind AHL's https://www.moddb.com/mods/ahl-directors-cut : https://ministryofaction.net/ An overview of the original mod: https://web.archive.org/web/20110811061356fw_/http://ahl.telefragged.com/manual/index.html

There are different versions of SKSE for each released version of Skyrim. If you previously bought the Legendary Edition of Skyrim (i.e. the version before there was a "Special Edition"), then the SKSE for that version of Skyrim is incompatible with Special/Anniversary Editions of the game. You need to https://skse.silverlock.org/ which is appropriate for your version of Skyrim. Note also that the AE version of SKSE is still marked "preliminary," meaning that it is still under development and might not work exactly right. The current recommendation is to use https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/57618 to downgrade Skyrim to 1.5.97. You will still be able to use all of the new content in Anniversary Edition (provided you choose the "best of both worlds" version of the downgrader), but it will be compatible with the SE version of SKSE (because AE is ultimately "just" an updated SE with some extra DLC, rather than an entirely separate game as Legendary Edition was). The differences between 1.5.97 and 1.6.x are very minor and generally do not affect gameplay or stability to any noticeable degree. If you intend to install any SKSE-based mods which contain native code (.dll files), you will need to ensure that you download the version of those mods appropriate to either SE or AE. Some of these mods have not been updated for AE at all, and others are still in development. See https://old.reddit.com/r/skyrimmods/comments/qtafyg/important_information_regarding_the_anniversary/ for further discussion of related issues.

The problem was banal that the docks were built./etc/asterisk/dongle.conf) for rxgain and txgain it was too loud, it was the effect ofreep.

The creation kit has now been released and can be found on Steam. When we created Skyrim, we set out to make the largest, most engrossing role-playing game we had ever attempted. Now it’s about to get a whole lot bigger, thanks to our amazing modding community. Mod-makers have a long history with Bethesda Game Studios, bringing to life new quests, locations and characters, as well as making changes to game from subtle tweaks to full-blown overhauls. With the Creation Kit, the same tool we used to create Skyrim, there’s almost no limit to what can be accomplished – and we’re putting that power in your hands. Best of all, access to the Skyrim Workshop and Creation Kit is free for anybody with a Steam account and a copy of Skyrim. With the Skyrim Workshop, finding and installing your favorite mods is easier than ever before. Mod-makers will also enjoy a streamlined process for uploading mods directly to Steam. Here is a link to the steam workship for Skyrim. Source: Creation Kit Wiki

It's from the Better Vampire NPCs mod, specifically the Coldhaven quest, and according to the mod author is in the game as a quest item (hence in the Miscellaneous section) because: "One of the houses wants you to retrieve it."

Where do we see that, for example, the destination city must be "far enough" ... Under "Start New Game" > "More Game Options...", go to the "Economic" tab, where you can specify the "minimum distance for trade routes":

Apparently, yes. Kind of. Well, technically, you can actually get GTA V mods on PS4, but not officially. Rockstar Games hasn’t endorsed the use of mods, nor is it an intentional feature of the console version of the game. If you do want to install GTA V mods on your PS4, you’ll need to make use of an exploit within the PS4’s firmware, as well as go about not updating your system or the game. As a result, it’s far from a practical thing to do if you find yourself playing a lot of different games on your system. Source, Twinfinite.

Just search only the word "%APPDATA%" and there you will find a folder named ".minecraft" : )