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I've got the same problem, even with v1.4, though the GECK item editor does still work. They was written for OS 10.3, looks like 10.4 broke it. A solution is to get the Windows version and run it under VirtualPC (PPC) or Parallels/wine/etc. (Intel). That would also let you use mods that depend...

@ Eazy-O: The top one is oversaturated, the other two are okay. I'd suggest turning down the brightness a bit to match the existing art.

The base values of almost everything are calculated from primary (SPECIAL) stats, so it's necessary to change the bonus values instead.

http://www.7-zip.org/download.html Google is your friend.

The 'upgrades' are done by just taking one item from the player and giving them a different one. So it's not too difficult to make a character with a script similar to Algernon's.

Have you tried just walking in? The guard doesn't have any new dialog, but might remember that you're allowed in if you try to walk past. Failing that, there are two other ways in. You can kill Chris out front and use the ladder in his room. If you freed the deathclaw, you can go in the way...

Killap's Unofficial Patch is well-recommended, and significantly easier to install. If you have the Windows version of Fallout, you could try running it under Wine. This will let you play Killap's Restoration Project as well. To install the Jonas mod, start by finding the Fallout 2...

#1 sounds like the 'apathetic Vic' bug. I'm not sure what goes wrong, but it can be triggered by trying to interact with an NPC when they're unconscious or lost a turn in combat. Don't know about #2, seems like a problem with the dialogue file.

Try recording how many hits you get over a hundred or so attempts; that will tell you if the percentage is relatively accurate (+/-10%). With a good random number generator, there's no theoretical limit on how many times you can miss in a row, so that's not a good way to analyze it. Of...

Text is posted. I don't know what the conditions are (normal or RP), so they're still missing.

Master.dat/data/vault13.gam has variables such as 'junktown_invaded_date'; increasing their value will give you more time.

Jesterka: Nice, but the vents/grilles ought to have a few dents. You won't get that smooth moire effect on the door screens(?) unless they're brand new, and even then there's usually some variation.

Ah, missed that one. Looks like he runs away if you turn him in then.

It's in the engine. Timeslip might be able to work his magic on it; the relevant function (ai_pick_hit_mode) is fairly straightforward, but adding it to the interface could be harder. The entire burst setting doesn't work as I expected. Since the same function is used by all critters, not...

Some thoughts: Is it possible to check the item type, and use that to make only weapons drop? Maybe keep unarmed-class weapons from dropping, since you'd really have to loot the corpse to take them. On knockout is good, on arm cripple makes sense for two-handed weapons more than one-handed ones...

There's nothing about it in the Sheriff's or Deputy's dialog files. The player doesn't have any hard evidence, so I'm not sure how you could convince the police to do anything.

I doubt it's fixable. Snow Leopard broke a lot of evenly recently-released programs, and the only remedy (AFAIK) is to wait for the developer to update it. Your best bet is to run the Windows version, using Boot Camp, VMWare Fusion, Parallels, or Wine.

They work fine on my equivalent computers (10.4.11/G4). Just make sure you get the OS X version of FO1, not the original MacPlay release. There was no classic version of FO2.

Are you running it in XP Mode? I wouldn't expect it to work otherwise, given the new OS and hardware.

Badger is next to the active computer terminal; Chip is the guy just outside that room. Badger might not mention his problem unless you ask him to do some computer hacking, but you can help before then. Just go downstairs, kill a dozen or so hostile critters, try to keep the one friendly human...