I understand that there are limitations due to different types of scripts being able to run on the console, but what specifically prevents this mod and others like it from running on the system? I've seen the perk menus from others before and they seem to just utilize what seems to be basic screens for upgrade paths and whatnot. I'm sorry for prodding, but I've been wanting this kind of thing since fallout 4 came out initially, please get back to me if you got an answer.
Yeah, "script limitations" is a gentle way of putting it. Basically, if the vanilla code in the game doesn't support a mod, then it'll be impossible to get it on console since that means it relies on "third-party" scripts that aren't allowed to go through the Bethesda mods (Understandably, since it *is* possible to make a mod contain a virus or something, or it could lead to people bricking their game data). Fallout 4 Script Extender, and any mods that require it, are prime examples of mods that simply cannot be made available to console users.
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