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These are the mods that allow you to play as a child and allow you to have sex. Races/Nude Bodies Female Child Nude Patch (Vanilla Races). These mods not only change up a lot elements to the gameplay of Fallout 4, but they also have a slew of neat effects that offer a lot of fun. Star Wars Lightsaber Mod edit Fallout4. If you’re new to the modding scene in Bethesda games or perhaps just want to enhance Fallout 4 a tad, these 15 mods are so insane that you cannot miss out on them. Honestly, these mods are so great, we didn't even include the Star Wars mod we used in the header image, though you can find that here.Some of the mods mentioned below simply add a unique firearm or tweak the AI a tad.
Mods requiring this file Mod nameNotesRequired to Import FileRequiredAnd any mods it requiresMandatoryessentialAlways have latest version for best stabilityI'm pretty sure this ones a nobrainer.essentialessentialV 1. & 2.obvious requirementessentialPrimary Mod FileI assume you already have it, plus it's requirementsWell, duh.This is 100% required and non-negotiable, get this and any requirements it has for running!!Pretty much the whole thing that allowed me to do this.Required to import blueprints. Transfer settlements in turn requires HUDFramework and F4SERequired to import blueprints. Transfer settlements in turn requires HUDFramework and F4SEyou will also need the mods specified by the author of transfer settlements.must haveRequired to even work. (Used 1.46)You will need this to import my settlement into your game.essentialRequires Fallout 4 Script Extender (F4SE) & HUDFrameworkYou won't go anywhere without itv 1.57(100% REQUIRED!)V. 1 & 2Not optional.Required to import blueprints.
Transfer settlements in turn requires HUDFramework and F4SEYou still need to meet the requirements for Transfer Settlements, obviously.You will still have to meet the minimum requirements of Transfer SettlementsUsers also have to meet the requirements for Transfer SettlementsRequired to import blueprints. Transfer settlements in turn requires HUDFramework and F4SERequired to use, of course.Duh!needed to load settlementsThis is the mod that makes the whole import of my settlement work. Please read this mod fully.well.You need F4SE to use.v1.49blueprints only exist because thisMost importiantABSOLUTELY REQUIRED - This is a blueprint. It needs this mod.Note the requirements of F4SE and HUDFramework for this modMandatoryI assume you already have it, plus it's requirementsRequired to import blueprints. Transfer settlements in turn requires HUDFramework and F4SEWithout this great mod FO4 would have lost its appeal a long time ago!Without this great mod FO4 would have lost its appeal a long time ago!v1.52Without this great mod FO4 would have lost its appeal a long time ago!MandatoryPermissions and credits. NEW FEATURES- FIXING THE 'SCRAP CRASH' - with permission to include registrator2000's Power Grid Tools, Transfer Settlements now auto-fixes broken power grids of your settlements upon entering Workshop Mode- read more from kinggath about the Scrap Crash here: AVOIDING THE 'SCRAP CRASH' - your settlement's power grids get automatically reset after a Nuking process. Version 1.53.
COMPATIBILITY-:compatible with game version 1.10.106 and F4SE 0.6.11- more robust workshop finding script for compatibility with other mods that add new workshops/settlements but don't use the vanilla workshop object or the WorkshopKeywordIMPROVEMENTS- you can export/import the time delay data for delayed switchesFIXES- fixed issue with items exported as static not being imported with physics removed- removed the slow-time features from the mod as they were causing issues and were no longer needed for stability's sake. Version 1.50. compatible with game version 1.10.40 and F4SE 0.6.2- fixed AttachWire function within F4SE 0.6.2 means you no longer crash during the Power Up phase- fixed 'There are no settlement workshops nearby.' And 'There are no blueprints to import.' 1) Install the latest version of!- copy ALL FILES AND FOLDERS from F4SE to your Fallout 4 install directory!
Load up your holotape at the location of the settlement you wish to export and choose Export this settlement to a blueprint.On the next screen choose a blueprint slot from the list. These blueprint slots represent the numbered folders in your blueprints folder that is located in your Fallout 4 installation folder under DataF4SEPluginsTransferSettlementsblueprints. So for example the data file for a blueprint in the first slot will look something like this DataF4SEPluginsTransferSettlementsblueprints1bpdanteabernathy.json.
So choosing a blueprint slot here will determine the blueprint folder you wish to use for this settlement export. Note that any previously existed blueprints in that chosen folder will be overwritten automatically so make sure you backup your blueprint files somewhere else if you want to export more settlements than the number of available blueprint slots.After selecting one of them you can fine-tune the options of the export.- Export original items (not built by the Player)By enabling the export of original items you will export items that are linked to the settlement workshop but wasn’t built by the Player. Think of Shawn’s Crib at Sanctuary Hills as an example.This is useful if you previously removed these items and want them back in your game. But in most cases you probably want to export only the items built by yourself.- Export DLC items / Export mod-added itemsTurning off the export of DLC items or mod-added items means you don’t want these types of items exported into the blueprint. By default these options are turned on since the import process handles missing DLCs or mods perfectly.- Export farm animals (dogs, cats, brahmins)The option to export farm animals lets you export dogs, cats, brahmins to your blueprint. Note that this will never export unique animals such as Maisie the cat or Clarabell the brahmin at Abernathy Farm.- Export tamed creaturesThe option to export tamed creatures lets you export various tamed creatures added to your settlement by cages from the Wasteland Workshop DLC or from mods that work similarly.- Export marker-based itemsMarker-based objects are settlement objects that are represented by markers in Workshop Mode. In order to successfully export such objects, Transfer Settlements can now optionally work within Workshop Mode, granting the ability to fully imitate manual settlement building.
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This was tested with ccmads’s v1.6.4 and v4.0 by Akarnan but should be compatible with any mods that work similarly.- Export wired power connectionsThis feature requires F4SE 0.4.1 or later and ObjectReference.pex from F4SE. Adding the wired connections data to your blueprint will require a fresh export with Transfer Settlements v1.41 or later. Checking this option will store the data for all wired power connections in your settlement.- Export Sim Settlements itemsThis option requires Sim Settlements to be installed. Blueprints are in JSON format which is an open-standard format that uses human-readable text to store/transmit data. These blueprint files are located in your Fallout 4 installation folder under DataF4SEPluginsTransferSettlementsblueprints where each non-empty Blueprint Slot has a numbered folder with a JSON file in it.
So for example if you export a settlement to slot 1, you will find the blueprint file under DataF4SEPluginsTransferSettlementsblueprints1.UPLOADING A BLUEPRINT TO NEXUSMODSPublishing your settlement as a blueprint mod can be done in a few easy steps. Export your settlement as detailed above. Find the file.
Make sure you pack the file with folders included. Your archive should contain the full path like for example F4SEPluginsTransferSettlementsblueprints1mycoolsettlement.json instead of just the JSON file. But do NOT include other files from the F4SE or Plugins folder!
You should only include your Blueprint (JSON) file(s). Name your mod somethig like '. Settlement Blueprint' - this is important if you want users to easily recognize it to be a Transfer Settlements blueprint by the mod's name. Choose the category for your mod and add the tag: Transfer Settlements Blueprint!. After uploading the file to NexusMods and setting up your mod page, make sure you add Transfer Settlements as a requirement. You may also add F4SE and HUDFramework but this mod already covers those requirements.
Make sure you add all other mods as well that are requirements for your Blueprint.PRO TIP: CHECK OUT THESE AWESOME TOOLS TO HANDLE BLUEPRINT FILES- by DieFeM- by FiftyTifty- by Caladon. Load up your holotape again but this time your location doesn't matter. The purpose of this menu is to give you the chance to turn off everything that is fun in my mod. Usually to solve performance related issues or to make the mod work faster.- Highlight objects during exportYou can turn off blue, yellow, red and green effect shaders on items during the export process.- Scanning sounds during exportYou can turn off scanning, skipping, error and success sound effects on items during the export process.- Slow time during export DEPRECATEDSlow down time drastically during the export process. Won't affect the speed of the export, but will increase stability.- Player comment during importYou can turn off Player excitement during the import process.- Explosions while nuking a settlementBy turning off explosions, destroying a settlement will simply make items disappear instead of blown up.- Animations during importWith animations turned on, items will slide to their places during the import process. Turning this off will make all items simply fade in.
Items appearing from below the groundWith this animation items are raised from below the ground. Items descending from the skyWith this animation items are descending from the sky.- Shut down generators during the power-up phaseGenerators will be temporarily shut down while the import process restores electricity. Grately improves performance!- Shut down generators while nukingGenerators will be shut down before removing a settlement. Improves performance!- Turn off NPC AI during importAll NPC AI will be temporarily turned off during the whole import process. Improves performance!- Electricity effects during importElectrical sound effects, spark and occasional random direct lightning hits occur to jump start and power up electrical items in rainy/stormy weather. Turning this off will make power return to the settlement silently.- Temporary storm to jump-start electricityRegardless of this option, with electricity effects turned on random direct lightning hits occur to jump start and power up electrical items in rainy/stormy weather. With this option you can choose to summon a temporary storm to trigger this effect every time during settlement import unless you're in an interior cell of course. Nuka-World, Far Harbor, True Storms and Vivid Weathers are automatically detected and new storm types are automatically added to this feature.- Slow time during import DEPRECATEDSlow down time drastically during the whole import process.
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Won't affect the speed of the import, but will increase stability.- Slow time while importing items DEPRECATEDSlow down time drastically while importing items. Won't affect the speed of the import, but will increase stability.- Slow time while nuking a settlement DEPRECATEDSlow down time drastically while nuking a settlement. Won't affect the speed of deleting items, but will increase stability.- Slow time while powering up a settlement DEPRECATEDSlow down time drastically while powering up a settlement.
Won't affect the speed of powering items, but will increase stability.- Blueprint style blueprint infoFrom v1.41 there's a new, in-game, blueprint style representation of blueprint data files. By choosing this option blueprint info can be seen as Book type objects that look like actual blueprints with 37 built-in designs to fit the 37 vanilla and DLC settlements.
If you turn this off, blueprint info will be shown in a simple popup window.- Multithreaded script executionTransfer Settlements normally works with multithreading. This generally means that the script doesn't wait for a certain operation to finish before going to the next item to initiate the same operation.
Turning off multithreading may solve performance problems or crashes if you experience trouble using the mod, however it slows down both import and export processes significantly. Note that you shouldn't ever turn this feature off while still using the mod with animations turned on!- Press Settlement-Boy to start export/importPip-Boy is now simply closes itself and there's a new custom animation as well - you can watch the player pressing the Settlement-Boy instead of the black loading screens when you start an export or an import. By turning this option off the Player will simply close the Pip-Boy without an additional animation.- Show Progress Widget in Pip-Boy modeHUD widget can optionally be visible in Pip-Boy mode (which is quite useful since the export is usually much faster while your Pip-Boy is open).- Power Grid Check in Workshop ModeTurn this option off if you don't want the mod to verify your Power Grid each time you enter Workshop Mode.- PRESET: DefaultThis preset is a reasonable balance between cinematic and rapid presets. It turns off item animations and shuts down generators for performance purposes during import but otherwise keeps most of the cool looking features of the mod.- PRESET: StableThis preset slows down export and import script execution and turns off all animation, shader and audio effects as well as multi-threaded script execution.
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You should try using this preset if you experience troubles while exporting or importing a settlement.- PRESET: RapidThis preset turns off all animation, shader and audio effects but uses the fastest possible, multithreaded script execution. You should use this preset if your goal is to export or import settlements the fastest way possible.- PRESET: CinematicThis preset turns on all animation, shader and audio effects. This is the default preset for the mod and you should use this if you never experienced any problems using the mod.The mod is specifically designed to support any items added by DLCs and other mods to your workshop!On top of that it also supports any custom settlements added by mods as long as those settlements are using the vanilla Workshop object placed in the gameworld through the editor. Of course in this case you will need the original settlement mod to be installed in your game to import the blueprint of that custom settlement.The mod is compatible with Place Everywhere, and it is also capable of exporting and importing Scaling data!