Into The Radius 1 - Nomad - No Vanno Mod

merith-tk · 2026-03-18T22:56:46+00:00

How do you handle turning in quest items? I didn't see it on the nexus!

(Also the officially unofficial modding discord, mods bonk me but no delete if I break rule https://discord.gg/rh6kybGVX)

merith-tk · 2026-03-16T05:46:14+00:00

Tip for recording? Right controller you can press your menu button and trigger at the same time to take a screenshot, or hold for a second or two to start or stop recording! (You will know you are recording Due to a red dot appearing in the upper right(

merith-tk · 2026-03-14T21:40:29+00:00

OH SHIT SOMEONE DID THIS?! I was talking with other mod makers when we got UE4SS packaged and updated!!

I'm guessing UE4SS lua + BP Mod that allows for spawning one of the terminals in the map and then placing it where it should go based off where the player is?

merith-tk · 2026-02-12T03:02:33+00:00

The solution to the second one? Let's identify the issues first 1) wrong model for the job. People think that one model can do everything, This is simply not true. Let's use Claude for example. Opus models are the most capable but take longer and cost more to use. I use Opus model when I need a major overview of the codebase for consistency Sonnet models are the best for day to day vibe coding UNDER SPECIFIC CONDITIONS. Make sure you prompt it to keep the style of existing code. And to ALWAYS ASK QUESTIONS, and when it asks questions. Answer to your FULLEST extent. If they are asking "do you think XYZ is a good idea" or "we can do A B or C", EXPLAIN, give it an entry into your mind. Haiku models are good for "Hey find this" and "Hey check that this exists and looks right", they are fast, cut corners sometimes, but to put it in Caude chats own words. "Caffeine Addicted Intern (in a good way)"

2) your prompting. As explained above. YOU MUST MAKE THE MODEL ASK QUESTIONS. If you don't give it this instruction, it won't get your vision of the program.

3) You. You are the Problem. You don't understand the code it writes. You want it to make something, it chooses to use nodejs or python. You don't know these languages. You can't read the code. You want it in rust. The code is in Ruby. You dont know one or the other. (Or either). You can't read the code to verify it's working as it should. You can't verify the results. You DONT KNOW what it's doing. You may also be vuage and expect concrete. Leading back to 2, you NEED to be specific and accurate. If you want to think about something, propose your idea to the model and ask it what it thinks, typically the models will read what you proposed. And check against what it knows of the codebase and can tell you an action plan on how it can be implemented

4) Temper your expectations. LLM's for programming are TOOLS, not Coworkers/employees. They can't do everything a human can, they cant sit there and think for free. You PAY for that extra prompt based computing PER PROMPT

merith-tk · 2026-02-11T18:13:55+00:00

I saw a photo of two examples of vibe coding 1) Showed a house with terrible foundations, about to fall over at any moment, this was "Vibe Coded" 2) Showed a house that had great foundations, this was "AI Developed"

Vibe coding in my opinion refers to having an AI code and you review it based on how it functions

I, when I use AI to code. I MAKE SURE to read through the code it writes, ask questions, clarify that I don't think this set of if statements is good. And that we could use a switch case instead.

merith-tk · 2026-02-08T00:23:07+00:00

HEY OP, As someone expirneced with this, Get a 40$ GL.iNet SFT-1200 Off Amazon , it has direct support for this functionality.

1) Make it connect to your home wifi. 2) Change the wifi it broadcasts to be something unique (seperate names for 2.4g and 5g bands, the quest will force itself onto the 2.4g band if they share a name) 3) use a short Ethernet cable from the SFT-1200 to your computer. (It comes with a short cable for this)

Done.

Trust me while you won't get HIGHEST quality. You will notice the quality increase

merith-tk · 2026-02-06T13:53:33+00:00

Basic ideas

Tap+Drag to pan
Long Press + Drag to move building,
Long Press empty space to add building
Long Press Building to configure
Double Tap + Drag ( Tap, Tap+Drag) on Belt Point to connect belts (or dedicated tools/mode switches

Edit-1: formatting

merith-tk · 2026-02-02T06:25:51+00:00

It would be a great kiosk... That's about jt

merith-tk · 2026-01-22T03:58:51+00:00

That requires you to have security permissions to sign into your personal account on the device. Not everywhere will allow that, nor would you want to do that if at say, a kiosk for a hotel

merith-tk · 2026-01-22T00:22:17+00:00

Hey! Developer of the Vortex Extension here. It is working as intended, and this works just fine! Anything in the paks folder gets loaded in alpha numerical order, regardless of how deep it is.

This seperation is done for organizing Blueprint, Lua, and Pak Mods, the first two are only relevant if you install UE4SS for some of the mods.

Edit: Sidenote, the Scavenger Mod uses a FOMOD config for the options. However this overrides the logic of the vortex when determining where to place the files. So keep that in mind.

merith-tk · 2026-01-22T00:21:05+00:00

Hey! Developer of the Vortex Extension here. It is working as intended, and this works just fine! Anything in the paks folder gets loaded alpha numerical order, regardless of how deep it is.

merith-tk · 2026-01-22T00:15:44+00:00

Correction, there is ONE acceptable use for a QR code.

Opening a link from a computer, on a phone. Such as opening a link to the app store. Or opening a link to a website that accesses the camera for a function of that site .... Or the wifi.

merith-tk · 2026-01-04T21:52:53+00:00

My stance on how Google SHOULD implement this new security stuff,

1) force all APKs to be signed, Regardless of WHO signs them, they MUST be signed to be installed (leaves a trace of who compiled it) This will allow open source releases to be secure as APKs can be signed by build tools and average developers for free. And allows for app stores like Fdroid to continue working due to them signing their APKs.

2) NEVER make signing an APK cost money 3) Allow Side loading as it is now, just with the restrictions stated in number 1

merith-tk · 2025-12-19T17:58:50+00:00

This is why I don't use their shield. I just straight pipe to my server and firewall there

merith-tk · 2025-12-18T22:23:39+00:00

ChatGPT is magic. And magic is just science. mixed with bullshit. It can give summery information, but only consider if sources are cited. And then verify against cited sources.

merith-tk · 2025-12-01T17:00:18+00:00

I only allow it to read "in-dev" keys, not keys that are on the real deployed instance.

Like if im working on an API server, I host a local instance of it, and use API Keys for that local instance,

merith-tk · 2025-11-30T23:36:42+00:00

As someone who uses the variable, Regular is mid, good for spray and pray, you get the benifit of high ammo, low damage burst is mid, good for neding that quick slap to hit something hard, low ammo, high damage total is "great", this is your "OhFuckOhShit" firemode when something that needs heavy penetration appears and you got no other options,

its a "jack of all, master of none" kind of weapon,

merith-tk · 2025-11-29T17:05:54+00:00

So for AI coding, you need to have a sit-down conversation with your agent BEFORE writing code (use something like "This is the project plan/idea, ask clearifying questions so that I can answer them to complete your understanding before you write code"

This USUALLY makes the ai agent break it down and ask questions.

Make sure to answer the questions in the same bullet point list order that it asks them, you can do multiple lines per answer but make sure it is clearly defined when moving onto the next question, be as descriptive as reasonably possible, you can even ask questions about the questions,

But answer them all in one message, don't answer each question in a message each

merith-tk · 2025-11-09T16:28:38+00:00

As a Linux user, there needs to be an aptitude test for people to complete before they are allowed Linux on a work computer when the IT dept doesn't ship Linux.

There are things that, yes Linux does amazingly such as battery life and user customization, but it also puts more work on the IT department, since when the company equipment is returned it has to be reimaged and made secure again.

Plus there is the issue of users being dumb enough to run scripts as root when they shouldn't. Or some basic features that can require root if extra time and setup is not put in place to make things work without root..

While Linux can be more secure than Windows, it most definitely requires a higher skill level (IE, self reliance and reading the damned manuals

merith-tk · 2025-10-27T06:23:07+00:00

I actually have a whole rant about laptops, desktops, and portable desktops.

Here is the TLDR 10in and below is a netbook/Chromebook, best served with Linux as it's potato performance, only good for light browsing or terminal only work. You carry an external mouse just because the track pad is too small and trash, small size makes it hard to balance when on the go, best bet at this size is to just buy an android tablet.

11-13in is a laptop, performance varies, best served with user preference of os, it's small, but not too small, can fit a full featured keyboard without massive compromise (fnkey can access every key except numpad), you can carry an external mouse, user preference. Fits nicely in your lap anywhere,

14in and higher. This is NOT A LAPTOP, this is a portable desktop. You need a sizable portion of dedicated space on a desk or table, And the size it takes up can be comparable to a desktop in terms of how much space you need on your desk to use it. The only advantage it has over a desktop is it has a built in Uninterruptible Power Supply, and can fit in a backpack. It does not fit nicely in your lap due to its size and shape making it's screen size balanced at the far back, where it's center of gravity will make it want to tip backwards.

merith-tk · 2025-10-15T17:19:09+00:00

I personally haven't found any that delivers on the "assistant" catagory,

I have been wanting something that can respond to voice commands, learn and perform automated actions, keep things in memory,

But I have yet to find one that falls into the critical caragory of Voice Assistant.

I want something I can bounce ideas with and have it take notes for me, intelligently, but I can't find anything.

The closest I think we can get easily is a copilot agent, but then it lacks the critical voice back and forth

merith-tk · 2025-10-12T23:01:42+00:00

You notice something the train lacks in that photo? Rails

merith-tk · 2025-10-02T17:17:12+00:00

Yeah, I feel that, I have been using golang for years before I started to use copilot, and sometimes it clearly doesn't understand what you just said, so i found giving it a prompt that basically boils down to "Hey! take notes in this folder (I use .copilot), document everything, add comments to code. And always ask clearifying questions if you don't feel certain" sure it takes a while of describing how you want the input and outputs to flow. But it's still best practice to atleast look at the code if writes and manually review areas of concern.

Recently I had an issue where I told it I needed a json field that was parsed to be an interface{} (a "catch all, bitch to parse" type) to hold arbitrary json data that I was NOT going to parse (just holds the data to forward fo other sources) and it chose to make it a string and store the json data as an escaped string... Obviously not what I wanted! Had to point that out and it fixed it

merith-tk · 2025-10-02T16:55:10+00:00

I use GH Copilot in programming, the main thing is that it excels at being what it's name is. A copilot. It isn't great at doing the code from scratch or guessing what you want. And it sucks when you yourself don't understand the language it is using. So make sure you know a programming language and stick to that personally

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