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1. Red Rocket TV: Thanks, man! Getting ready to merge a bunch o' stuff for my next game. You timing is perfect!
2. AWARHERO: It's a simple merge... but glad you find it useful! :D
3. sanda386: Hey, quick question. I've seen yours and another well-known modder's similar merging tutorials using FO4Edit, but I've also seen this popular tool called "Merge Plugins" that seems to serve the same purpose, in sort of a more "automated" way. To your knowledge, is there a clear reason to pick one method over the other? I'm planning on few mod add-ons or modules, a bunch of standalone outfits, maybe a few additions to the workshop. Nothing major, but of course it being my first time I'm a bit nervous about it.

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1. Despicable Mind: What font are you using?
2. AWARHERO: I'm guessing you are referring to the in-game menu fonts? Sadly, i do not remember the name of the mod i got them from... (It's merged with a lot of other interface mods i've made for my personal use). But, do check on the nexus, that's where i got them from.
3. AWARHERO: Well.. That's 6 months ago... Let me see what i can do ;)
4. Terry L: You only reviewed one part of many features of the mod, and its the only video of it and there is no commentary explaining anything.... Why?