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Electrical Diagram

The Electrical Diagram is a world object in the Fallout: New Vegas DLC Dead Money.

Gameplay[edit]

The diagram is referenced as the activator for NVDLC01DogGalaDiagram "Electrical Diagram" [ACTI:0101226D].

Messages[edit]

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You see a complicated diagram but don't understand what it means.
(Intelligence 7 or higher required)

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This diagram shows the order in which the switches must be toggled to reroute power to various areas of the town, including the Bell Tower.

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On quick glance, the diagram seems to have something to do with the switches immediately to the right of it.
(Intelligence 7)

Script[edit]

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Scn NVDLC01DogGalaDiagramSCRIPT

DM 10/13/10 - Created

 JF 10.29.10 - Added menu message in between to give player a better idea why xp
 is gained when this is used, and to adhere to conventions.

int iButton
int bGotXP

Begin OnActivate

if (Player.GetActorValue Intelligence < 7)
; CFA 11.28 added an additional var set here to make sure got knowledge of diagram.
set NVDLC01DogDialogue.bKnowDiagram to 1
ShowMessage NVDLC01DogGalaDiagramNoSkillMsg;
elseif (Player.GetActorValue Intelligence >= 7)
; CFA 11.28 added an additional var set here to make sure got knowledge of diagram.
set NVDLC01DogDialogue.bKnowDiagram to 1
ShowMessage NVDLC01DogGalaDiagramMenuMsg;
endif

End

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Begin GameMode

set iButton to GetButtonPressed

if (iButton == 0)
; Do nothing, used to exit out
elseif (iButton == 1)

; Player studied diagram
ShowMessage NVDLC01DogGalaDiagram02Msg

; CFA 11.28 added an additional var set here to make sure got knowledge of diagram.
set NVDLC01DogDialogue.bKnowDiagram to 1

; Only give xp once
if (bGotXP == 0)
RewardXP 70
set bGotXP to 1
endif
endif

End

Appearances[edit]

The Electrical Diagram appears in the Fallout: New Vegas DLC Dead Money.

Behind the Scenes[edit]

The diagram shows real-world schematics for guitar pick-ups.