Can someone explain this to me?

What mods do you have installed?

>>388995231
None

>>388995292
There's your problem.

>>388995181
Gamebryo

>>388995292
Did you try saving and reloading, or at least leave the building and reenter? Also what this anon said: >>388995315

>>388995181
Does this shit have a name? I see it I'm tf2 sometimes where an item will stretch off into the horizon.

>>388995503
It has more specific technical names if you actually pinpoint the cause, but for the most part people just call it texture stretching or polygon stretching when they're troubleshooting. Some people call it artifacting but that's a more generalized term for unwanted graphics card behavior that can manifest in a lot of different ways. This sort of stretching is almost always a software problem.

>>388995792
Thanks for the IT response, cheers. None of my mates see it and I can't really describe it to them that well.

>>388995365
this

OP it's not your problem -- well, technically... it is -- but really it's fucking Bethesda's problem for using such a shitty inferior engine for so long

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>>388996089
It's common with Bethesda games. Even completely unmodified certain actors or assets in their games will do this and blanket the horizon if left alone. Community patches usually identify these problems and fix them. Patching New Vegas to make it playable and stable can be pretty time consuming but it's come a long way. The last time I installed it and played it I managed to not crash once with an 80 hour save.