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About this mod
An unfinished set of PA gauges that I accidentally deleted the PSD for and I'm too lazy to finish.
- Permissions and credits
So, I've been using these for several months now.
This is a simple set of textures that alter the power armor HUD gauges, damage indicator, compass, and needles. Everything is made from scratch and features include a slight glass effect that make it appear as though the gauges are covered, adds icons instead of lettering for most of the dial labels, as well as faux needle bases. They're vanilla resolution.
These textures are based on some other textures available on the Nexus that I can't remember the name of. The original plan was to edit those textures to match my specific hud color preference, but somewhere along the way I decided I wasn't quite happy with the overall design of those gauges, so I decided to remake them from scratch. I also made them in such a way that I could easily make new color variants because of how I set up the layers. The problem came when I cleaned up my desktop and accidentally deleted the PSDs. They weren't recoverable with any software that I used, and I lost my will to continue working on this project.
These textures are offered as-is. I won't be taking any requests for different colors or resolutions or designs. I MIGHT decide to revisit this mod in the future, rebuild my PSDs, and expand on it, but as of right now I'm not interested in doing that.
These will work with any PA hud mods that don't edit these particular textures. Yes, that includes mods that remove the dashboard texture, and/or make it opaque, though these textures were not made with those mods in mind, so if it doesn't look right... sucks to be you, I guess.
If you want your pipboy color to match these textures while using power armor, add the following lines to your Fallout4Custom.ini:
[Pipboy]
fPAEffectColorB=1.0000
fPAEffectColorG=0.7500
fPAEffectColorR=0.7500
I'd prefer if nobody edits these and redistributes them. These are just offered as a niche thing for whoever wants them. They're not incredibly hard to make, but it is time consuming, especially when you're a weirdo perfectionist like me who edits the tiniest of things and then goes and tests them. Takes hours. Go put the time in to do it yourself and then make something better if you want to release your own variant, please.
This is a simple set of textures that alter the power armor HUD gauges, damage indicator, compass, and needles. Everything is made from scratch and features include a slight glass effect that make it appear as though the gauges are covered, adds icons instead of lettering for most of the dial labels, as well as faux needle bases. They're vanilla resolution.
These textures are based on some other textures available on the Nexus that I can't remember the name of. The original plan was to edit those textures to match my specific hud color preference, but somewhere along the way I decided I wasn't quite happy with the overall design of those gauges, so I decided to remake them from scratch. I also made them in such a way that I could easily make new color variants because of how I set up the layers. The problem came when I cleaned up my desktop and accidentally deleted the PSDs. They weren't recoverable with any software that I used, and I lost my will to continue working on this project.
These textures are offered as-is. I won't be taking any requests for different colors or resolutions or designs. I MIGHT decide to revisit this mod in the future, rebuild my PSDs, and expand on it, but as of right now I'm not interested in doing that.
These will work with any PA hud mods that don't edit these particular textures. Yes, that includes mods that remove the dashboard texture, and/or make it opaque, though these textures were not made with those mods in mind, so if it doesn't look right... sucks to be you, I guess.
If you want your pipboy color to match these textures while using power armor, add the following lines to your Fallout4Custom.ini:
[Pipboy]
fPAEffectColorB=1.0000
fPAEffectColorG=0.7500
fPAEffectColorR=0.7500
I'd prefer if nobody edits these and redistributes them. These are just offered as a niche thing for whoever wants them. They're not incredibly hard to make, but it is time consuming, especially when you're a weirdo perfectionist like me who edits the tiniest of things and then goes and tests them. Takes hours. Go put the time in to do it yourself and then make something better if you want to release your own variant, please.