I know this is an older mod, but I was curious if this mod (or there are any others apart from sexy hancock) that let me add facial hair to hancock without changing his appearance. Not sure why but when I use slm it doesnt seem to want to let me. Thanks.
I'm sure you've been asked this forgive, so many apologies... Hancock is for sure one of my favorite companions, but Nick will always be my first- so I'm wondering...
Are you working on our good 'ol Detective, currently?
After checking his stats on console, i noticed his intel was 16 rather than 9. Possible the mod just added 9 on top of his natural 7? Seemed odd. Either way, the mod as a whole improves his performance greatly.
I tried using the BAT HANCOCK_V2 command, but it says I don't have the batch file. I looked for Hancock_v2 in my data folder and can't find it. I do have The_Everyghoul_Hancock_V2.esp
Where is the archive, and how does one grab the Hancock_v2.txt file from it? I'm having the same issue of the text file not appearing and the bat command therefore failing, and I can't track down the text file anywhere.
I have all of your other v2 character mods, and the text files for all of them were correctly placed in the Data folder on install.
Edit: I figured it out: By archive, you meant the 7z file for the mod. Having installed the mod via NMM, that proved fairly hard to locate, so I downloaded the file manually and extracted Hancock_v2.txt to the Fallout 4 Data directory.
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Hancock is for sure one of my favorite companions, but Nick will always be my first- so I'm wondering...
Are you working on our good 'ol Detective, currently?
thank you!!!
.. \ Fallout 4 \ Data \ Hancock_v2.txt (Added spaces to prevent smiley emoticons....)
The console command needs to be:
BAT HANCOCK_V2
In the future, the file is unlikely to need the bat/txt file any more though- that's the good news. (My Curie v2 mod already doesn't.)
Track this file, and in the future I can hopefully get it running similarly.
Thoughts?
I have all of your other v2 character mods, and the text files for all of them were correctly placed in the Data folder on install.
Edit: I figured it out: By archive, you meant the 7z file for the mod. Having installed the mod via NMM, that proved fairly hard to locate, so I downloaded the file manually and extracted Hancock_v2.txt to the Fallout 4 Data directory.