I was wondering if you would consider making a patch that gives the CC Enclave Remnants better gear? CC Enclave paint on combat armour and weapons for example.
I know really nothing about Fallout 4's item variant system, level lists are the same throughout Bethesda's games so I made this in a day when someone asked for it on reddit. I'm not really a fallout person.
If the items are anything like "skyrim's system" then it would need a separate item form for each different item customization injected into a level list. Skyrim's "variants", if you can call it that, are just the different enchantments using the same model and base damage value.
This file I made just as a quick thing for someone on reddit asking if anyone could make it, I like the miss-match of the armor peace's so that everyone could potentially have a different combination, but it could also make it so that the main level list calls the 2 other lists as a full set set to use all so that the armor would perfectly match.
There are a bunch of totorials for Bethesda modding on youtube or the wiki is also a good source.
Here is just a quick tutorial for xEdit. I don't use creation kit for much.?
Create a new Level List Item in xEdit.
right click on the esp then add Masters..., to add a new master file for the esp if its from another mod if the item you want to add is from a different file.
Then go to what ever item you want to add to the level list or if you want to add another level list to this new one and copy all the text in FormID at the top of the Form. Example: ArmorIronCuirass "Iron Armor" [ARMO:00012E49]
Go back to your level list Form that you made, go to the bottom then
then past the FormID line from the item in the Reference box
And change the Level box to what ever the minimum level you want for the item to drop.
There are also flags for level lists
Calculate from all levels <= player's level: If set, the list will not ignore items with an item level less than the greatest item level in the list which does not exceed the player's level. Calculate from each item in count: If set, when another list applies a quantity larger than 1 to this list, instead of picking one option to return with a quantity multiplied by the other list's quantity, the other list's quantity determines how many options are selected individually, and then all of them are returned. Use All: This overrides the above two settings; this list always returns all of its contents, 1 of each selection.
4 comments
CC Enclave paint on combat armour and weapons for example.
If the items are anything like "skyrim's system" then it would need a separate item form for each different item customization injected into a level list. Skyrim's "variants", if you can call it that, are just the different enchantments using the same model and base damage value.
There are a bunch of totorials for Bethesda modding on youtube or the wiki is also a good source.
Usful links.
Wiki level lists for skyrim, but there basically the same thing, Form and code wise: https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Leveled_Lists
Creation Kit Wiki on level lists: https://www.creationkit.com/fallout4/index.php?title=LeveledItem
Here is just a quick tutorial for xEdit. I don't use creation kit for much.?
- Create a new Level List Item in xEdit.
- right click on the esp then add Masters..., to add a new master file for the esp if its from another mod if the item you want to add is from a different file.
- Then go to what ever item you want to add to the level list or if you want to add another level list to this new one and copy all the text in FormID at the top of the Form. Example: ArmorIronCuirass "Iron Armor" [ARMO:00012E49]
- Go back to your level list Form that you made, go to the bottom then
There are also flags for level liststhen past the FormID line from the item in the Reference box
And change the Level box to what ever the minimum level you want for the item to drop.
Calculate from all levels <= player's level: If set, the list will not ignore items with an item level less than the greatest item level in the list which does not exceed the player's level.
Calculate from each item in count: If set, when another list applies a quantity larger than 1 to this list, instead of picking one option to return with a quantity multiplied by the other list's quantity, the other list's quantity determines how many options are selected individually, and then all of them are returned.
Use All: This overrides the above two settings; this list always returns all of its contents, 1 of each selection.
Flags usage comes from https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Leveled_Lists