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About this mod
A small mod that tests a relatively large interior exterior to find the limits and challenges that comes with creating worldspace with no loading screens.
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This is a small worldspace I put together to test interior/exteriors in Fallout 4 and find the limitations.
To visit, open the developer console in game and type "coc BunkerStart"
If you want to find the edges of the map, it's very easy to do so. I did not make this to be polished. The assets are just thrown down to make it look acceptable enough to upload. The focus is the transition between interiors and exteriors without loading screens.
This is mainly a test for a project that I'd like to begin work on in the next few months. I just want to see how far I can push the creation kit and what the challenges with making a worldspace that has no loading screens would be.
I may update this over the course of the next few weeks while I experiment with different approaches to this. Right now the biggest thing to deal with is the transition between above ground and below ground areas. This is the hardest part (both lighting and assets), so more experimentation is needed.
To visit, open the developer console in game and type "coc BunkerStart"
If you want to find the edges of the map, it's very easy to do so. I did not make this to be polished. The assets are just thrown down to make it look acceptable enough to upload. The focus is the transition between interiors and exteriors without loading screens.
This is mainly a test for a project that I'd like to begin work on in the next few months. I just want to see how far I can push the creation kit and what the challenges with making a worldspace that has no loading screens would be.
I may update this over the course of the next few weeks while I experiment with different approaches to this. Right now the biggest thing to deal with is the transition between above ground and below ground areas. This is the hardest part (both lighting and assets), so more experimentation is needed.