Yes, you can theoritically do it by console commands so there's so real need for it but this is much more fun for me. This adds two mirrors where you can change your hair, in the hotel room in novac and in the Lucky 38 suite. So overall, this little modification makes me feel more like i'm in the classic fallout universe, as it's presented in Fallout New Vegas. This mod's brahmin variants manage to capture the aesthetic of the mojave wasteland, an aesthetic which is in the base game is sometimes not clear enough, precisely because the mojave wasteland is built partly using designs made for the capital wasteland ( i'm guessing due to lack of time ). The thing is that many of the stuff taken from fallout 3 feel out of place in New Vegas, and the brahmin are a good example of that. I was sceptical about this prior to trying it out but it's really nice, the brahmin are very well designed and it feels sort of natural having them around. I made this mainly for personal use.This adds a new type of brahmin that fits the atmosphere of the territories around New Vegas.
Oh and I don't know if this is compatible with x mod, sorry. If you want more details on what the mods do in the first place, check out the original mods' pages. Speaking of Farsveinn, they were nice enough to provide a version of their Enhanced Landscapes mod that works with this mod! That's pretty much it, if you find any floating/clipping objects let me know and I'll fix them. Many vanilla objects have also had their placements fixed thanks to Landscape Disposition Fix by the wonderful Farsveinn. Edited versions of Primm South Uncut and Westside Suburbs Uncut by LudonarrativeDissonance have been included to further flesh out some areas touched by this mod. Navmeshes have been fixed, meaning no more CTDs (especially prevalent without NVAC), object placement fixed, loot balanced, and even some snazzy new features. With this version, I've tried to fix every issue I could find. Broken navmeshes, deleted objects with Tree LOD, unbalanced loot, and floating/clipping assets. Thankfully, MonoAccipter remastered the mod and fixed a lot of these problems.
However, this mod had many problems ranging from unbalanced new loot, overpowered mini-bosses, misplaced/clipping objects, and broken navmeshes. The only mod that does what I want is New Vegas Landscape Overhaul by Paladin555. There's a couple good mods that add new locations/dungeons to add some interesting and much needed combat to the game, but I could never find a pure-visual mod that overhauls existing areas of the game to make them much more visually interesting. I know its a desert and all, but there really isn't much do to or see outside of the main quest.
Fallout New Vegas is the best 3D Fallout game in nearly every aspect except one very important one - the game world.
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