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About this mod
This allows more control over the world for Fallout 3\'s Sandbox-style players. ~Enjoy
- Permissions and credits
[Size=15]Welcome to my Mod[/Size]
NOTE: This mod works well with ANY mod's creatures; if you save a creature from MMM, for example, you CAN spawn them without problems!
Hey all, this is just a mod I whipped together when I thought: Fallout 3 could use more sandbox-style mods; they provide room for creativity and fun in the atmosphere of Fallout 3; examples of such are Feng Shui, RTS, etc, and who doesn't think RTS is fun?
For those of you who don't really know what a "Sandbox" is, it's where all the resources you need are at your command and you can do or build whatever you want with them. Examples of this in video games are the Sim's, Garry's Mod, Spore, etc.
My mod essentially makes it to where you can spawn any NPC in the game, and if there are some you can't, you can fill up your favorites with modded in creatures from other mods like MMM, the Pitt, Point Lookout, and Mothership Zeta.
Essentially, my mod allows you to spawn whatever creature you want at the press of a button.
Personal note to downloaders:
Please comment on my file, share your opinions, and let me know if there's anything with my mod that needs fixing. Also, please endorse if you like it ^_^
Video:
======Requirements========
FOSE
Fallout 3
======Location of Items========
You will find the Totem and the gun to add creatures to your favorites list at your Megaton House-IMPORTANT! YOU MUST HAVE THE TOTEM ON YOUR INVENTORY TO SPAWN THE CREATURES
======Details==========
There are already almost every type of creature in the Default List; so you should have quite a bit of selection for it, AND with the gun you find next to the totem, you can add modded creatures to your Favorites' list, too.
Q/A:
Q: How do I find out which NPC I'm going to spawn?
A: Due to a limitation of Fallout 3's engine, the only real way I can tell you is through the console, so if you want to see what creature you're currently scrolled to, just click the ~ key, and you should see the name, as well as index number of the creature.
Q: How do I start?
A: To start off your NPC spawning, just go to your house in Megaton, look for a small toy car and a mesmetron-lookalike. You HAVE to have the totem (Small car) in order for this to work, the mesmetron thing is for your favorites list.
Q: What are the controls?
A: To switch between lists (All NPCs, recently spawned NPCs, and Favorites) you simply use the Page Up and Page Down keys to go up/down in the list. For the actual NPCs once you're inside of the lists, just press F12/F10 to go up/down in the list, and when you've found a creature you reallly want to spawn, you press F11 to spawn it. You should hear a "Bing" sound when you press F11.
Q: What are the drawbacks of using this mod?
A: Seeing as this mod directly makes use of "Placeatme", it can cause savegame bloats or lag if used excessively; in case you make a little too many creatures, this can be solved by selecting the NPC you spawned in the console and typing "DeleteReference". This eliminates any and all extra data related to them.
Credits:
Thanks to Bethesda Softworks for producing such a fun game.
Thanks to the good people at Silverlock for making the awesome tool FOSE, without which this mod wouldn't be possible, at least, in the "Dynamic" sense.
Thanks to HugePinball for producing the awesome mod Feng Shui, without which I probably wouldn't have found inspiration to do this.
And finally, thanks to me, the guy who did this ^_^
NOTE: This mod works well with ANY mod's creatures; if you save a creature from MMM, for example, you CAN spawn them without problems!
Hey all, this is just a mod I whipped together when I thought: Fallout 3 could use more sandbox-style mods; they provide room for creativity and fun in the atmosphere of Fallout 3; examples of such are Feng Shui, RTS, etc, and who doesn't think RTS is fun?
For those of you who don't really know what a "Sandbox" is, it's where all the resources you need are at your command and you can do or build whatever you want with them. Examples of this in video games are the Sim's, Garry's Mod, Spore, etc.
My mod essentially makes it to where you can spawn any NPC in the game, and if there are some you can't, you can fill up your favorites with modded in creatures from other mods like MMM, the Pitt, Point Lookout, and Mothership Zeta.
Essentially, my mod allows you to spawn whatever creature you want at the press of a button.
Personal note to downloaders:
Please comment on my file, share your opinions, and let me know if there's anything with my mod that needs fixing. Also, please endorse if you like it ^_^
Video:
======Requirements========
FOSE
Fallout 3
======Location of Items========
You will find the Totem and the gun to add creatures to your favorites list at your Megaton House-IMPORTANT! YOU MUST HAVE THE TOTEM ON YOUR INVENTORY TO SPAWN THE CREATURES
======Details==========
There are already almost every type of creature in the Default List; so you should have quite a bit of selection for it, AND with the gun you find next to the totem, you can add modded creatures to your Favorites' list, too.
Q/A:
Q: How do I find out which NPC I'm going to spawn?
A: Due to a limitation of Fallout 3's engine, the only real way I can tell you is through the console, so if you want to see what creature you're currently scrolled to, just click the ~ key, and you should see the name, as well as index number of the creature.
Q: How do I start?
A: To start off your NPC spawning, just go to your house in Megaton, look for a small toy car and a mesmetron-lookalike. You HAVE to have the totem (Small car) in order for this to work, the mesmetron thing is for your favorites list.
Q: What are the controls?
A: To switch between lists (All NPCs, recently spawned NPCs, and Favorites) you simply use the Page Up and Page Down keys to go up/down in the list. For the actual NPCs once you're inside of the lists, just press F12/F10 to go up/down in the list, and when you've found a creature you reallly want to spawn, you press F11 to spawn it. You should hear a "Bing" sound when you press F11.
Q: What are the drawbacks of using this mod?
A: Seeing as this mod directly makes use of "Placeatme", it can cause savegame bloats or lag if used excessively; in case you make a little too many creatures, this can be solved by selecting the NPC you spawned in the console and typing "DeleteReference". This eliminates any and all extra data related to them.
Credits:
Thanks to Bethesda Softworks for producing such a fun game.
Thanks to the good people at Silverlock for making the awesome tool FOSE, without which this mod wouldn't be possible, at least, in the "Dynamic" sense.
Thanks to HugePinball for producing the awesome mod Feng Shui, without which I probably wouldn't have found inspiration to do this.
And finally, thanks to me, the guy who did this ^_^