From there, it's simply a matter of downloading and installing your desired mods - you can do this manually, typically by extracting files and folders and placing them directly in your game's main install folder, but I'd recommend using the Nexus Mod Manager because it makes keeping track of your mods much more convenient. It's pretty simple, really, and only involves editing the game's ini file. As expected, this texture pack is only available for the PC versions of said games.If this is your first time modding Fallout 4, note that you'll have to tweak some settings to enable unofficial mods (basically anything that you aren't paying for directly through Bethesda's in-game store). Those interested can download the new “Legacy Reborn” Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas texture mod from Nexusmods. If that’s the case, those users could opt to use either the “Medium” or “Low” quality presets. According to “Spiffyskytrooper”, no performance drops were experienced when using the “high preset”, although some users of lower-end setups might experience drops while using the higher-quality versions of the mod.
The texture pack comes with three quality presets, including a “High”, “Medium”, and “Low” preset with the “High” preset being almost entirely in 2K resolution. Almost all textures share a similar visual profile to their vanilla counterparts, with some exceptions being made for textures and objects that were already visually ambiguous in the base game.” Legacy Reborn’s mission statement is simple: Keep the essence of vanilla, but in a modern quality standard. “What exactly does this mean? Many texture packs like to make radically large visual differences, and while this isn't necessarily bad I find that the soul of Fallout 3 and New Vegas can get lost in all the new visuals.
“Legacy Reborn aims to overhaul all landscape (and more) textures across both Fallout 3 and New Vegas, while retaining their vanilla essence”, the creator of the mod writes.
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