All Mods have to be placed into the Data Directory of your Game.
You'll find files with ending *.esp or *.esm and maybe additional folders like textures, meshes or sound.Īfter you unpacked a lot of Mods, you'll consider each result as quite unique, but generally the structure is almost the same.Īnyway, there are two common rules you should keep in mind:
HOW TO FOSE MOD
Examine the files / folders of the Mod you've unpacked to get a quick overview.Įxample of an unzipped Mod under XP and Vista / Windows7 Mods come as package -> first you need to extract them to a temporary location by using a tool like 7zip.
Fallout Installation Cleaner (FOIC) -> cleans up your Fallout removes Mods, 3rd party tools.
Games for Windows LIVE Disabler -> disables GfWL and moves your DLCs into your game folder.
ArchiveInvalidation Invalidated -> does the whole "ArchiveInvalidation".
Fallout Mod Sorter (FOMS) -> another load order helper.
HOW TO FOSE SOFTWARE
Better Oblivion Sorting Software for Fallout3 (BOSS for FO3) -> sorts your load order automatically.
FO3Edit -> detects Conflicts between Mods, a powerful tool for Mod editing.
If you moved your DLCs from the Live location into your Data folder or if you use FOSE, read the "Point VII) Where Have All the Savegames Gone ".
Fallout Script Extender (FOSE) -> many Mods require its additional scripting commands to work.
Fallout Mod Manager (FOMM) -> optional Fallout Launcher providing very useful Modding-Tool, like BSA browser, BSA creator and TESsnip.
Currently in beta stage and regarding tools not as powerful as FOMM, but more features will follow
Nexus Mod Manager (NMM) -> The official Mod Manager.
a "Data Compression Utility" like 7zip, WinRAR, IZArc or TUGZip -> to extract file archives.
Seek advice from neurology or pharmacy if you are unsure what to do.I ) Mods Prerequisites - Tools that make life easier Must Haves This equation only gives a rough estimate and the patient's clinical condition should be the most important consideration. *Midpoint of reference range for serum albumin The equation below gives an albumin corrected, total phenytoin concentration which can be compared with the target concentration range (10 – 20mg/L). In patients with low serum albumin concentrations, a higher proportion of the total (measured) phenytoin concentration is unbound and caution is therefore required when interpreting the result. Phenytoin is highly protein bound but only the unbound concentration is active.
The interpretation of concentration measurements is altered in:.
Daily monitoring may be necessary until control is achieved and concentrations stabilise.
2–4 hours after an IV dose or 12–24 hours after an oral dose or according to clinical response.
Re-analyse 5–10 days later as further accumulation may occur.
Sample 3–5 days after starting a maintenance dose or following a dose change.
Target concentration range: 5–20mg/L Routine monitoring during maintenance therapy
Give phenytoin over 30-40 minutes (rate 6mg/kg/dayĤ.
Volume of IV phenytoin (ml) (vial = 250mg/5ml) Table 1 - IV phenytoin loading dose Weight (kg) Ensure ECG, blood pressure and respiratory function are monitored throughout the duration of the infusion. Phenytoin sodium IV 18mg/kg (see Table 1 below). If the patient has not already received phenytoin then give: Initial loading dose of phenytoin for status epilepticus Guideline for Phenytoin Dose Calculations 1.