As such this takes time, but as an example there's already a laser RCW mod that doesn't use NV's assets but it's not to my liking if I say so myself. People are porting over weapons to FO4 but not just ripping content - custom meshes, textures and sounds in order to not get their butts sued off. Consider the limitations of the game and time involved and reimagine the weapons if you need to a bit so they fit. If it's something you really want to see yourself, there's really one good option: help out, learn 3D modeling and try cooking up your own meshes as resources for folks to use.

Sure NV has some amazing weapons to recreate but some folks might want to go for more scratch builds and bring back things from maybe even earlier Fallout games. And lastly.well we kinda know you guys want these, and we all have weapons we as modders want to see in first. You could fub it like that dude that did the Laser RCW port did but the end result looks poor as hell and not the kind of work someone like DOOMBASED would want his name attached to. Even after you get through the other points the meshes have to be redone *and* match up to some extent with current animations. Almost every mesh has to be done from scratch. Even with a few base mods, many of NV's weapons are in a fixed state where they don't change too much and would clash with other weapons. Weapon parts themselves: another issue is the modular system Fallout 4 uses vs NV. Texture quality and resolution between games: New Vegas was a very low res game compared to Fallout 4, and a simple high res skin isn't going to change that. Instead of the usual rules lawyering this kind of thread gets I can shed some more light on why you don't see a whole lot Corvus:

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