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Inspired by FrankSalvatore's Portable Personal Bank mod for New Vegas and FO3, The Pip-Boy bank is aimed at players that want something like that, but a little less overpowered.
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Pip-Boy Bank
IF UPDATING FROM 1.0 TO 1.1 TO FIX EQUIPPED ITEMS SIMPLY TAKE THEM BACK AND THEN YOU CAN GIVE THEM BACK WITHOUT THE NPC RE-EQUIPPING THEM
Description:
This mod adds an item into your pipboy allowing you to store and retrieve items from a container (actually an NPC) no matter where you are in the game world for the cost of 100 caps per use.(current price, will include more options with different costs depending on user feedback)
This mod is inspired by FrankSalvatore's Portable Personal Bank Mod for New Vegas and Fallout 3 (Which I recommend checking out if you would rather not have weight limits and whatnot) But has some key differences:
I plan on making future updates to this mod to add more options (Such as potentially having the player be able to upgrade the Pip-Boy Bank's capacity either by finding things in the world or by leveling up and to have options with different costs in caps depending on feedback I receive)
Known Issues:
Clicking the Access Pipboy Bank item repeatedly will continue to eat 100 caps per click despite you only needing to click on it once and then open your pip-boy to access the terminal menu.
Clicking the power button on the terminal menu instead of clicking close will not refund any caps to you. (When accidentally opening the bank and wanting to exit without depositing/retrieving any items be sure to click the close option in the terminal menu instead of the terminal's power button)
Installation:
NMM:
Either:
1. Press "Download with Manager" then activate the mod in the mods tab of NMM
OR
2. Download manually and then click "Add mod from file" in NMM's mods tab then find "IH23PipBoyBank.zip" (Do not worry if you cannot see ".zip" in the name, that means your computer is set to hide known extensions) and activate the mod in the mods tab of NMM
Manual:
1. Download Manually and then open the "IH23PipBoyBank.zip" (do not worry if you cannot see ".zip" in the name, that means your computer is set to hide known extensions.)
2. Place the mod's Data Folder into your Fallout New Vegas directory (not inside the Data Folder) and allow it to merge with the game's data folder (it won't overwrite anything unless you have a previous version of this mod so don't worry)
2. Activate the mod in either NMM, FOMM, or through the Launcher's "Data Files" section.
FOMM:
1. Download Manually
2. Open FOMM and click "Package manager"
3. Click "add FOmod" then find the "IH23PipBoyBank.zip" (do not worry if you cannot see ".zip" in the name, that means your computer is set to hide known extensions.) and then click "Open"
4. Find the mod in the package manager and then click "Activate"
Changelog:
NPCs making annoying noises? Try This
Have trouble with your robot companions making noise? Try This
Want to see my mods for Fallout 3? Look Here
IF UPDATING FROM 1.0 TO 1.1 TO FIX EQUIPPED ITEMS SIMPLY TAKE THEM BACK AND THEN YOU CAN GIVE THEM BACK WITHOUT THE NPC RE-EQUIPPING THEM
Description:
This mod adds an item into your pipboy allowing you to store and retrieve items from a container (actually an NPC) no matter where you are in the game world for the cost of 100 caps per use.(current price, will include more options with different costs depending on user feedback)
This mod is inspired by FrankSalvatore's Portable Personal Bank Mod for New Vegas and Fallout 3 (Which I recommend checking out if you would rather not have weight limits and whatnot) But has some key differences:
- 1. It cannot be opened in combat
2. It costs 100 caps per use
3. It can carry up to a maximum of 159.99 lbs of equipment.
4. Instead of using regular containers, it uses an NPC to hold items (Allows for some extra functionality, don't worry the NPC can't equip your stuff and is essential)
5. Doesn't have the "Take All" option which can be a cause for headache when quickly throwing in large stacks of items.
I plan on making future updates to this mod to add more options (Such as potentially having the player be able to upgrade the Pip-Boy Bank's capacity either by finding things in the world or by leveling up and to have options with different costs in caps depending on feedback I receive)
Known Issues:
Clicking the Access Pipboy Bank item repeatedly will continue to eat 100 caps per click despite you only needing to click on it once and then open your pip-boy to access the terminal menu.
Clicking the power button on the terminal menu instead of clicking close will not refund any caps to you. (When accidentally opening the bank and wanting to exit without depositing/retrieving any items be sure to click the close option in the terminal menu instead of the terminal's power button)
Installation:
NMM:
Either:
1. Press "Download with Manager" then activate the mod in the mods tab of NMM
OR
2. Download manually and then click "Add mod from file" in NMM's mods tab then find "IH23PipBoyBank.zip" (Do not worry if you cannot see ".zip" in the name, that means your computer is set to hide known extensions) and activate the mod in the mods tab of NMM
Manual:
1. Download Manually and then open the "IH23PipBoyBank.zip" (do not worry if you cannot see ".zip" in the name, that means your computer is set to hide known extensions.)
2. Place the mod's Data Folder into your Fallout New Vegas directory (not inside the Data Folder) and allow it to merge with the game's data folder (it won't overwrite anything unless you have a previous version of this mod so don't worry)
2. Activate the mod in either NMM, FOMM, or through the Launcher's "Data Files" section.
FOMM:
1. Download Manually
2. Open FOMM and click "Package manager"
3. Click "add FOmod" then find the "IH23PipBoyBank.zip" (do not worry if you cannot see ".zip" in the name, that means your computer is set to hide known extensions.) and then click "Open"
4. Find the mod in the package manager and then click "Activate"
Changelog:
- 1.0 Released
1.1 Attempted to Fix NPC Equipping Issue
NPCs making annoying noises? Try This
Have trouble with your robot companions making noise? Try This
Want to see my mods for Fallout 3? Look Here