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About this mod
Adds dozens of static items and static collections intended for use in the creation of mods.
- Permissions and credits
What it does
This is another entry in my series of modders resources intended for use in the creation of other mods. This
collection contains each base-game beverage in static form, in addition to dozens of static collections, bins,
boxes, and crates. These items are not placed anywhere in the game world (besides my test cell), and are
purely a convenient aesthetic resource for modders.
Included in this collection:
-Static versions of vanilla beverages, including all variants of Gwinnett beer,
blood packs and glowing blood packs.
-Piles, collections, bins, crates, and boxes of vanilla beverages, including
ones with random assortments of items.
How to use it
1. Download with NMM and activate.
-OR-
Download the file manually and extract to your Fallout 4 > Data folder.
2. Load up BVResourcesBeverages in the Creation Kit in addition to any other files you need, ensuring
that my resource is NOT set as the Active File.
3. Copy/Paste an item from my test cell (aaaBVResourcesBeverages) into your cell.
-OR-
Search "BV_" (no quotes) in the Object Window filter, select an item, and drag&drop it like any other item.
4. RENAME THE ITEM. Name it something you will remember (I prefix all custom items with "BV_" because it's a unique prefix). Select "Yes" when prompted to confirm creation of a new object. This ensures the new object is
now a part of your mod. Failing to rename the item, or simply renaming the item without creating a new object
will cause the item to be absent from your mod if my esp is not loaded, and it will be absent from the game world.
There should be no issues with my esp ending up as a required master file for your mod.
Want even more variety?
If you're unsatisfied with my collections and want to edit them, or just want to create your own, here's some tips:
1. Alt+U will fragment a static collection into its base components.
2. Alt+O will combine all selected static items into a static collection.
3. When creating collections, note that the center of rotation of the
last-selected item will be the center of rotation for the static collection.
Screenshots:
1440p Resolution, FXAA (low)
Ultra Quality textures, shadows and lighting
Subtle ENB
Optimized Vanilla Textures
**Tables in screenshots are for display, and are not part of the collections**
Credits and Permissions
Thanks to Bethesda for the vanilla game as well as the Creation kit.
None of the content in this resource is my own, so giving credit to me is not required. However, I'd love it if
you sent me a link to your mod if you use this resource. I'm curious to see what people come up with.
I do not give permission to re-upload this in other locations, including Bethesda.net. I do not support paid mods,
as such this mod will not be available in Creation Club.
Also, if you cover/review/use/talk about this mod in compilations, larger mods, or videos,
please let me know so I can include a link to help promote your content.
Happy Modding!
This is another entry in my series of modders resources intended for use in the creation of other mods. This
collection contains each base-game beverage in static form, in addition to dozens of static collections, bins,
boxes, and crates. These items are not placed anywhere in the game world (besides my test cell), and are
purely a convenient aesthetic resource for modders.
Included in this collection:
-Static versions of vanilla beverages, including all variants of Gwinnett beer,
blood packs and glowing blood packs.
-Piles, collections, bins, crates, and boxes of vanilla beverages, including
ones with random assortments of items.
How to use it
1. Download with NMM and activate.
-OR-
Download the file manually and extract to your Fallout 4 > Data folder.
2. Load up BVResourcesBeverages in the Creation Kit in addition to any other files you need, ensuring
that my resource is NOT set as the Active File.
3. Copy/Paste an item from my test cell (aaaBVResourcesBeverages) into your cell.
-OR-
Search "BV_" (no quotes) in the Object Window filter, select an item, and drag&drop it like any other item.
4. RENAME THE ITEM. Name it something you will remember (I prefix all custom items with "BV_" because it's a unique prefix). Select "Yes" when prompted to confirm creation of a new object. This ensures the new object is
now a part of your mod. Failing to rename the item, or simply renaming the item without creating a new object
will cause the item to be absent from your mod if my esp is not loaded, and it will be absent from the game world.
There should be no issues with my esp ending up as a required master file for your mod.
Want even more variety?
If you're unsatisfied with my collections and want to edit them, or just want to create your own, here's some tips:
1. Alt+U will fragment a static collection into its base components.
2. Alt+O will combine all selected static items into a static collection.
3. When creating collections, note that the center of rotation of the
last-selected item will be the center of rotation for the static collection.
Screenshots:
1440p Resolution, FXAA (low)
Ultra Quality textures, shadows and lighting
Subtle ENB
Optimized Vanilla Textures
**Tables in screenshots are for display, and are not part of the collections**
Credits and Permissions
Thanks to Bethesda for the vanilla game as well as the Creation kit.
None of the content in this resource is my own, so giving credit to me is not required. However, I'd love it if
you sent me a link to your mod if you use this resource. I'm curious to see what people come up with.
I do not give permission to re-upload this in other locations, including Bethesda.net. I do not support paid mods,
as such this mod will not be available in Creation Club.
Also, if you cover/review/use/talk about this mod in compilations, larger mods, or videos,
please let me know so I can include a link to help promote your content.
Happy Modding!