ImmortalAbsol

I'd be up for a mod to at least service and repair his synth body. Perhaps even in two ways, one where as director of the Institute you order them to fix him up, and confused but obedient they set to it - dusting off the antiquated parts and tools. And another where you have to talk to experts on robotics and the Institute and to destroy a number of gen 2's for parts.

There's a mod that adds a scale category to robots in the workbench. With presets for switching robobrains between their Far Harbour and Automatron sizes, would that help?

I feel like a broken record but Bethesda does not allow porting and in turn the Nexus doesn't support it either. If someone wanted to recreate the outfit(s) from scratch they could do that. Mod me up Nexus /j

Take him to Amari haha.

This mod contains tarberry foods but that isn't all, but at least it is all lore-friendly being inspired by recipes in Fallout 76; https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/36685 This mod has much more you won't be interested in and I only mention it because it includes "Berry Booze" by my request which Cait implies to be canon if you take her to The Slog; https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/38796 (I don't know how the latter works with the recent updates)

Nobody can backport for you on a legitimate website as Bethesda doesn't allow it. However someone could make the assets from scratch if they wanted. That being said there's already a mod or two here on the Nexus that makes all the chems look unique, but the colour of the Mentats most likely doesn't line up because the mod predates your reference. Hope this helps.

100% yes.

Ah, just never seen it described that way.

Sorry I don't understand your wording. Nick Diamond loyalty quest?

Subversion?

Some furniture that it will always return to might be a good solution. Like collectron pods in 76. Maybe there's a terminal attached to it where you choose if it's sandboxing the immediate area, patrolling the settlement or guarding it's pod.

I've wanted a similar thing where the feral neighbours can be captured and tamed with the beta wave emitter (or some mentats and island fog remedy, same function as what the Ghoul in the TV show has), and the frozen neighbours can be resuscitated with some combination of Curie's medical knowledge and the mysterious serum. Just because. Or. You collect samples from the frozen/feral neighbours and make synths of them. Neither scenario is realistic or completely accurate to the games logic, but I prefer it to undoing their previously established vanilla stories. The ferals could provide security like Junkyard Dogs and the pre-war residents could provide happiness.

You can also ask nicely on a mod that includes a lot of flags for factions. Nice design.

I agree it needs to be centered and zoomed in but “cancer” is a bit much...

Don't worry I won't spoil it if I find out. I haven't discovered what it means and I haven't seen anyone else either. Just some flavour text in the tutorial area.

The terminal by the Atta-Boy mentioned there being a few "antique suits" in London.

Yeah that, or the one mentioned in the description of that one that adds other ones like the Cabot portraits for example.

Have you tested any of the existing mods for this? I do realise they're quite old.

I also thought it was the case. I was of the impression the void doesn't exist while it cannot be seen, and that the visual effect was the result of there being nothing there and because you aren't supposed to be seeing. I don't know that there would be a to get rid of it without an engine overhaul or rendering a mask to not see it, which would definitely cost more resources than leaving it alone. I could be wrong on both but that explanation feels right.

(Playstation doesn't allow external assets, just the manipulation of existing ones.)

AFT allows you to make a companions power armour behave like Danse's.

I know of both a fish tank and a wild fish mod, but I don't think they've been updated.

Thanks, shame no one has done a video on them all and how it effects the ending. I found a video of this quest before asking here but it also didn't show after Wallace or the aftermath.

Does anyone know of a video covering the speech checks and the 'good' Institute policies mentioned in this thread?

An electric gathering point bell with a radstorm detection switch might work. Or scripted seating where your settlers go to hunker down when a storm starts. Or a Vault-Tec prefab. Or markers you place that are only visible in workshop mode. Whatever it is I imagine it needs custom script to some degree.