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Strato-Fortress Bomber Details:
This is the bomber I developed for Fallout 4. The ObjectReference in the game is JCStratoFortressBomber, and you can find it using the filter option in the Object Window. Alternatively, I have a test cell called StratoFortressHeistCell where you can see the model as a SCOL. In this download packet you will also receive the SCOL itself. If you want to port this SCOL back into the game as a custom nif then you have my permission to do so. This next part is very important. For your mod you must rename:the bomber SCOL, the custom interior, and Heist Cell worldcell; so that it won’t override other people using this resource. If you don’t do this… you will probably cause problems for other people using this model for other projects. If for some reason you are getting the red triangle of ‘oh no!!’ you can go to the Object Window, right click the model ‘JCStratoFortressBomber’ and left click ‘Recreate Static Collection Meshes.’ This will fix the problem on your end. The name of the prototype interior cell I built for this mod is called JCStratoFortressInterior01 which you can locate in the cell view window.
Requires:
Fallout 4 Esm
Permissions:
You may use this mod as you seem fit so long as you give me proper credits for resource development. Though a link to the mod development page would be appreciated, I do not require it.
Development Notes:
Most real-life bombers use a tri-wheel pattern landing gear system. Though it’s not seen in this mod, the third set of landing tires would be positioned below the cockpit for this bomber. The bomber interior has fuel canisters positioned along the wings like most civilian aircraft from our universe. Most real-life bombers are also much more cramped, and my efforts to recreate the feel of a bomber crew center were only marginal successful. Notice lastly the usage of weapon pods along the wings. For actual bombers these would most certainly be bubble turrets, but… when I built them properly this aircraft was ugly as crap!! Though the streamlined look is waaaay less functional it looks way better in keeping with the 1950s art aesthetic from the Fallout Universe.
This is the bomber I developed for Fallout 4. The ObjectReference in the game is JCStratoFortressBomber, and you can find it using the filter option in the Object Window. Alternatively, I have a test cell called StratoFortressHeistCell where you can see the model as a SCOL. In this download packet you will also receive the SCOL itself. If you want to port this SCOL back into the game as a custom nif then you have my permission to do so. This next part is very important. For your mod you must rename:the bomber SCOL, the custom interior, and Heist Cell worldcell; so that it won’t override other people using this resource. If you don’t do this… you will probably cause problems for other people using this model for other projects. If for some reason you are getting the red triangle of ‘oh no!!’ you can go to the Object Window, right click the model ‘JCStratoFortressBomber’ and left click ‘Recreate Static Collection Meshes.’ This will fix the problem on your end. The name of the prototype interior cell I built for this mod is called JCStratoFortressInterior01 which you can locate in the cell view window.
Requires:
Fallout 4 Esm
Permissions:
You may use this mod as you seem fit so long as you give me proper credits for resource development. Though a link to the mod development page would be appreciated, I do not require it.
Development Notes:
Most real-life bombers use a tri-wheel pattern landing gear system. Though it’s not seen in this mod, the third set of landing tires would be positioned below the cockpit for this bomber. The bomber interior has fuel canisters positioned along the wings like most civilian aircraft from our universe. Most real-life bombers are also much more cramped, and my efforts to recreate the feel of a bomber crew center were only marginal successful. Notice lastly the usage of weapon pods along the wings. For actual bombers these would most certainly be bubble turrets, but… when I built them properly this aircraft was ugly as crap!! Though the streamlined look is waaaay less functional it looks way better in keeping with the 1950s art aesthetic from the Fallout Universe.