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About this mod
Removes the bars of the Railroad Crossing signs, and updates the collison for the Railroad Crossing Signs to match.
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[What This Is]
Simple model / collision / texture tweak that can be applied to all Railroad Crossing signs.
[What This Does]
+Adjusts the model of the Railroad Crossing sign to not have a bar.
+Adjusts the texture to match the model editing.
+Sets up the collsion for the model to be more pillar-like instead of blocking the pathways like before.
[Installation]
Use a Mod Manager or Mod Organizer 2 (preferably the latter) to install. Activate the mod in the list.
[Uninstallation]
Disable the mod in your Mod Manager or Mod Organizer 2. The Railroad Crossing signs will go back to their barring ways.
[Credits]
Bethesda Softworks / Obsidian Entertainment , for post-nuclear roleplaying games and tools to create content for them.
Bethesda Archive Extractor (BAE) , for giving me the ability to dig into and reference assets from.
GIMP , for texture editing purposes.
NifSkope , for mesh editing purposes.
[Conclusion]
It's not fancy, but it works.
What's it good for? I dunno, come up with your own reasoning!
Thank you for reading! Enjoy, and have fun!
~AirChomp~
Simple model / collision / texture tweak that can be applied to all Railroad Crossing signs.
[What This Does]
+Adjusts the model of the Railroad Crossing sign to not have a bar.
+Adjusts the texture to match the model editing.
+Sets up the collsion for the model to be more pillar-like instead of blocking the pathways like before.
[Installation]
Use a Mod Manager or Mod Organizer 2 (preferably the latter) to install. Activate the mod in the list.
[Uninstallation]
Disable the mod in your Mod Manager or Mod Organizer 2. The Railroad Crossing signs will go back to their barring ways.
[Credits]
Bethesda Softworks / Obsidian Entertainment , for post-nuclear roleplaying games and tools to create content for them.
Bethesda Archive Extractor (BAE) , for giving me the ability to dig into and reference assets from.
GIMP , for texture editing purposes.
NifSkope , for mesh editing purposes.
[Conclusion]
It's not fancy, but it works.
What's it good for? I dunno, come up with your own reasoning!
Thank you for reading! Enjoy, and have fun!
~AirChomp~