2. Feed the circuit cable through the back of the switch box and pull out about 6 inches of slack. Run another cable of the same gauge to the fixture you want the switch to control.Feed the end of that wire through the back of the box and pull out the same amount of slack.eed the circuit cable through the back of the switch box and pull out about 6 inches of slack. Run another cable of the same gauge to the fixture you want the switch to control.
Couldn't load plugin W HAT DO I DO?!?!?!?! Sorry to hear you are having a problem with that. I suggest you start by clearing out your browser cache to make sure some old pages aren't messing things up. Then, shutdown and restart your browser to make sure you have a nice fresh version of it running.
Loading and testing your plugin. Loading your Plugin. 1  Load the Fallout 3 Launcher, but don't hit PLAY. 2  Choose Data Files from the launcher. 3  The new plugin you created should be available on the next screen, with an empty checkbox. 4  Check it and click OK.f you're planning to move on to the other tutorials in this series, you might want to name your plugin  Vault74.esp 1  . From now on, you will set this as your active file when you load Fallout3.esm. 2  Your changes will be saved to your active file. 3  Multiple plugins may be loaded, but only one may be active. 4  Close the GECK by going to, and we'll ....