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About this mod
This re-textures the military uniform in Fallout 4, to one resembling a more Vietnam era uniform. Also adds a bunch of new various kinds of HD uniforms. Now standalone and craftable!
- Permissions and credits
- Screen shots appreciated, please show me what you use my mod for! -
VIETNAM ERA MILITARY UNIFORMS
UPDATES
- 18.04.2016 -
Version 2.2 is out:
EVERYTHING IS CRAFTABLE IN THE CHEMISTRY WORK BENCH.
CELEBRATE PEOPLE, NO MORE CONSOLE SPAWNING! LEGITIMACY IS HERE.
Also fixed an incorrect material file relating to "Dirty Militia Fatigues".
- 16.04.2016 -
Version 2.1 is now out, I forgot to include the very important .esp file in the download. So if you downloaded the mod yesterday, please re-download 2.1 in order to actually be able to use the mod.
- 16.04.2016 -
Version 2.0 is now available for download. Containing loads of new content. Most of all, all of the textures in the mod has been re-worked in order to make them look more detailed and realistic.
DESCRIPTION
This mod does two things:
Firstly, it re-textures the regular Army Fatigues and Dirty Army fatigues into Militia Uniforms.
Secondly, it also adds a bunch of new content for you to utilize while roaming around the wasteland.
Army Fatigues:
The Pre-War version is now more pristine and more detailed, as well as having its own new normal map.
The Post-War version now is truly dirty, grimy and bloody. It looks like its 200 years old, its been neglected and battle worn. It also has its own new normal map.
New Content:
There are three new Officer Uniforms, they all are various versions of the Trench Coat which exists in game. They've been created using some hand-crafted textures as well as references. They all vary in length and have various kinds of adornments on them in order to signify rank.
There are also several new Army Fatigues available for you to use, such as 26th Infantry Division Fatigues, Regular Army Fatigues, Air Cavalry Fatigues, Tiger-stripe Ranger Fatigues and Dirty Militia Fatigues.
HOW TO GET THE UNIFORMS:
On English keyboards the "Tilde" key, or "ยง" key will open the console, the command you want to use is "Player.additem xxxxxxxx 1 (or more depending on how many you want)"
"xx" - What order the .esp is loaded in
Item codes of items:
xx000800 - 26th Infantry Division Fatigues
xx000803 - Air Cavalry Fatigues
xx000804 - Regular Army Fatigues
xx000807 - Dirty Militia Fatigues
xx000809 - Tiger-stripe Ranger Fatigues
xx00080A - U.S. Sergeant Trench Coat
xx00080D - U.S. Lieutenant Trench Coat
xx00080F - U.S. General Trench Coat
To determined what numbers you need to put in the "xx" value, you will need to go to:
1. Open Nexus Mod Manager
2. count starting from the top with Fallout4.esm, until you reach "Vietnam_Fatigues.esp", then write that number for the "xx" part.
My example:
My current Plugin list looks like this:
This is 00 - Fallout4.esm
This is 01 - SSEx.esp
This is 02 - IncreasedSettlerPopulation30.esp
This is 03 - SettlerRenaming.esp
This is 04 - BrighterSettlementLights.esp
This is 05 - Vietnam_Fatigues.esp
This means that if I wanted to spawn a "U.S. General Trench Coat", I would type the following:
"player.additem 0500080F 1" (the xx becomes 05 as it is the 5th plugin i am loading). This should give me 1x U.S. General Trench Coat. If I change the 1 at the very end, to 3, I would get 3 U.S. General Trench Coats.
The "xx" or "05", could be different for you guys, depending on my .esp's load order, always refer to the number that the Nexus Mod manager gives you.
Observe:
Alternatively, you can through the console type: "help Coat 0", OR, "help Fatigues 0" and the codes will pop up.
Please leave feedback on how I can improve my mods, or how much you enjoyed it, I'd love to hear from you guys!
Thanks, CelsiuZ