Blacksage81

Add this to a script on the magic effect of your grenades to add another silently akTarget.additem(yourItem, absilent = true) The event that I think will work best in your situation is OneffectFInish or OnEffectStart. These events are members of Magic effect. http://www.creationkit.com/fallout4/index.php?title=Category:Events.

You're half way there, using a terminal fragment you can do exactly that. myQuest.setStage(n) where myQuest is defined as a quest property. Seddon4494 has a playlist of Creation Kit tutorials, I highly suggest that you watch them ALL. Good luck and happy modding. :)

Looks great, I can't wait to play it.

As a new mod author myself I can attest that creating a companion is an uphill struggle a quest to control their dialog, adding the correct scripts to the actor, scripting to enable them to be a companion, and the list goes on, its challenging work, and the primary reward for all of that effort are downloads and endorsements. Couple that with the fact that many mods go unnoticed by the community, unless its featured on Youtube, which can sap the desire to complete a project. That leaves only the most motivated, or masochistic people to make the groundbreaking mods that extend the life of the game. I released the first alpha of my mod in July of '16 and I just hit 300 unique downloads, so I'm not sure where I stand either motivated or a masochist, the jury's still out on that one.

I only got a minute in on the video, and yeah, I want that new site now! ... Yes I am fully aware that these things take time, and I will have to impatiently wait for the new sexy nexus. Great work.

Personally I find the working in the CK both tedious and relaxing. My main issue is the lack of "clean" assets, but materials swaps on high tech pieces are a boon for sure. I viewed the in game settlement system as CK practice, and it helped a little. Oh there is a bug in the CK where if one moves a piece with snap to grid on then that piece may be moved by the assigned snap increment, + a small decimal value( ex instead of 1 it would be 1.0345) When I go about level building there are a few techniques that make my ck work a little less frustrating. When working with pieces I try to align things via the X,Y, or Z coordinates, in addition I go into the edit window and manually alter the snap increments to 1. Also when in need of a room, copy one of Beth's. Load up a cell box select what you want and ctrl+c, got to your cell and paste. copy and pasting this way will not flag a vanilla cell as edited.

I just discovered DN142 and I've duplicated the quest and removed the unnecessary references and I plan on editing a copy of the quest script which actually does the heavy lifting. Will update with my progress. Update:In the code I found the function that specifically opens a vault door and after a brutal hack job I isolated the function, and through the errors I find that DN142QuestScriptcalls relies on a DN142_GearDoorConsoleScript which drives something. I looked into Vault 81, and found that the code function to open a vault door is exactly the same. I wish that Beth would include a Vault Door PackIn in a future CK update

Hello everyone, I working on a Quest Mod, and I am having some trouble wrapping my head around the Dialog scenes. I have a working skeleton of a scene, but I am at a loss in trying to get the camera to focus on the second actor. A brief explanation of what I want to happen in the scene: Actor 1 force greets Player(working), Actor 2 and Actor 1 converse and the camera switches back and forth between the two, after that Actor 2 explodes. My one issue is that Actor 1 and Actor 2 are a good distance apart and at two different heights. I have included a link to the video displaying what I have thus far. Thank you for your time. P.S I have watched nearly every Youtube Tutorial I could find on the subject and nearly every other subject involving the Fallout 4 CK. My playlist

If you want to have a section of dialog interact with another quest you first have to add a quest property pointing to your *separate quest*. A popular one is MyQuest, so your fragment should most likely look like this. MyQuest.SetStage(??). Where ?? is the stage of your *separate quest* where the action is performed on the actor.

I believe that there are different water meshes that have different flow directions, it was the same way in the Skyrim Ck. Or you could just rotate the water plane itself, though I would avoid 45 degree angels unless you have ample means to cover the gaps.(personal experience :()

That model may have been jacked from MGS itself, and it seems that Konami is ok with modding

Thanks for the reply! I always have an object reference to move (the actor itself) so if I could move the XMarker to the location i need to be at, I would be able to move the actor themselves and not need the XMarker at all. Or am i missing something here? If I understand it correctly there are different types of References (Actor, Unique Actor, Object, Location, etc.) An Object reference point to an Object (like a stimpak, an XMarker.. a thing). So an Actor can't be an object reference. I don't think they can.

What started as a modeling project to blow off some steam from my intended first mod, I ended up finishing this http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/images/39262/? , ironically the frustration I felt while finally getting the hang of the Blender to FO4 workflow paled in comparison to getting my lights working. So once I figure out how to fix things I'll be up loading.

I think I can help with this one. Ok, first you'll need an XMarker. Second, you will need to create a reference alias to that Xmarker... that will be your object reference that you should be able to point the moveto function to(I'm uncertain as I have not used that func. yet). How to dynamically move those markers is beyond me. ObjectReferences are created in the CK, so I don't think map markers have them natively, unless they are linked to quest, even then they are defined in said quest. Hopefully someone more knowledgeable would be able to verify this.

@timtimman, Layers in the Ck work pretty much like Photoshop or Gimp, and are attached to the Cell. I have been banging my head pretty hard into this quest thing and some basic scripting to drive stages and so forth. Layers are weird that there seems to be no way for me to set a layer as a property. and with that Array it doesn't seem like there is a way for my to refer to to my lights or the objects, and I've got 199 in my All Clear layer.. The Refcollectionalias seems to be the means to preform various tasks on a group of actors, their interactions, such as faction and relation types. Thank you for the script examples none the less. I figure the more payprus I see in smaller chunks the sooner I may be able to advance my understanding.