Moongym

So I could create a blank perk, attach it to an in-game trigger, and then add dialouge options with the "Condition/Function HasPerk"? That sounds much easier than I was thinking it would be! Thank you for a useful answer!

Hi! Newbie to the Creation Kit here seeking guidance. I've spent ~150 hours in the creation kit trying to learn the basics between YouTube videos and self experimentation. I've made landscapes, navmeshed small areas and began very primitive coding (what's involved with dialogue trees and quests). Any way, I'd like to start trying to make a small world space with NPCs. Being somewhat ambitious, I'd love to be able to add dialogue options that are only available if the player has certain perks (not from the vanilla perk tree, mind you). Is this at all possible in FO4? From the little bit of research I've done, it seems like you'd have to attach the perk to, say, a magazine. Is this worth pursuing, or should I wait till I'm more experienced

This has always happened, and bugged me, but never enough to make my first forum post on it. Anyway, video is here. Water also tends to do something similar in exteriors. My guess is that its enb or lighting related or linked to the skyrimpref ini.

VOICE ACTOR: Justin Everette (Moongem) NATIONALITY: United States LANGUAGE: English AGE: Twenty-two Hey there, content-creators! I've always been enammered with Nexus Mods and have always wanted to contribute in some fashion. So I want to lend my voice to who ever might like it. Large roles, or small! My experience comes from a various amount of anime/ game related roles that, not being licensed (or technically 'legal'). I would love to give back to the community that has provided me with nigh countless hours of entertainment! My voice is well-suited (at normal range) for lighter, middle aged characters, but that won't stop me from going for a Skooma-addicted Khajht. If you feel you would like to use my voice, the easiest way to contact me is via email! Message me on here to get a hold of it!

I've *never* posted on the forums here, haha, but I use the Nexus all the time and really love the hours I've got out of here and the efforts of all the modders here. I'm an amateur voice actor with a studio mic and considerable recording software. My forte resides in male characters that are... out of the usual. Say, a super mutant or a super eccentric human. I can obvious voice non-interesting (lol) characters, but I... well, hearts not all there. If you're interested in my service, hit me up on here and I'll shoot a special, project themed demo reel your way and see if I'm good for your project!

Hi there everybody. I've been a member of here for... I'm not sure. Maybe a year, but this is my first post because I've finally came into possession of a gaming rig capable of bending Skyrim over. Finally taking advantage of that sixty buck! Anywho, in that time, I've been writing a Skyrim adaptation to an original novel of mine and I'd like to start implementing it into the game. The first thing I need, is the core and focus of the plot. The character named, 'Aystral'. She's a 'wolf preistess'. What I want to give this custom race: - The ability to summon a custom textured Wolf/ Werewolf. - A custom textured edit of the Vampire Lord eyes that come with Dawnguard. - A kind of 'ghost werewolf cloak'. What I mean by this, a power that can be used once a day that envelops the player character in the enlarged model of half a werewolf (If you're familar with the series 'Naruto' think of the Uchiha clans Susanno'o. It's familar in appearance and aesthetics, but that's about it.) It grants massive power and a similar effect as lunar weapons. Now, why did I state all that? Because I have questions. I know how to find, edit and re-insert textures, but that's not what I want. I want to make a stand-alone custom bunch. Liiikkkeee, have my custom textured Werewolf, and other werewolves stay vanilla. Also the last part. The Werewolf cloak. I'd like insight on it's range of difficulty. Thanks for the help in advance!